Sticklepath Stores and Cafe in West Devon - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

We stopped for tea and cake! The cakes were excellent and seemed great value. The breakfast menu looking inviting and good value. We may return? YMMV

This is a delightful tea room snd store so if you are hiking you can also get provisions. The lady was charming and friendly, her cakes and scones delicious, we will definitely be back.

We had breakfast here whist staying in the next village. Outstanding breakfast, great service as they couldn’t have been friendlier or more accommodating. I got a cream tea to takeaway, amazing scones, thank you 😊

We called in for 11,is . Ordered cheese scones and chutney. The best tasted.. Something to die for. Frendly staff and excellent service.

Was staying in nearby travelodge and discovered this gem of a shop/cafe. Had breakfast here 2 mornings and was not disappointed food was delicious staff friendly and generally could not fault.

Lovely cup of tea but when I asked about the cake ingredients the only member of staff replied “I haven’t got a clue”. This is poor customer service and very risky got those of us with allergies.

As a family of 4 we had a lovely breakfast at the cafe. The staff were very friendly and welcoming, and it was a lovely atmosphere in side the cafe. The breakfasts were very reasonably priced and were large and very good quality. Highly recommended. Thanks to the full team for setting our holiday off on such a high note.

We stopped here on the way to Cornwall from Portsmouth. We had a great breakfast and fab friendly service. The place is dog friendly too so our spaniel was allowed inside with us - and given a dog biscuit as well !

Turned up on a lovely Sunday morning. Unfortunately no breakfast being done so settled for two coffees and two sausage rolls, £5 Excellent and really friendly service by young lady The store does all sorts of bits and pub for lunch next door

Delicious breakfast and friendly welcome. Really tasty,freshly prepared scrambled egg and mushrooms on toast. Good coffee. Highly recommend.

This place is great for takeaway and often has a jolly table or two of happy guests they have a great little menu and the baked goods and produce are exceptional, its a delight to visit as the vibe is traditional and comforting but with great modern tweaks - like really good coffee and sourdough toast

Stopped in after a tour of the Finch Foundry. Served really quickly, lovely coffee and super value - 5 pasties, 5 drinks and a basket full of shopping just over 30 quid.

We stopped at Sticklepath to wait for the upcoming traffic to calm down and have some lunch. The cute store front cues up the amazing food. We all (even the picky eater) really enjoyed our food. Spotted lots of local produce that we didn’t have space to try since the portion are quite big for what we paid. Couldn’t recommend this place enough for a lunch stop - much better than the cramped service station just before!

A gem of a village shop, clearly doing everything they can to keep a community going through Covid. Great food, service and coffee! Centre of the village, people friendly and helpful. Think Arkwright shop in a Devon village, all aprons, smiles, veg and pasties.

Stopped today for breakfast really friendly place and lovely breakfast cooked fresh and good value. Will definitely revisit

Breakfasts, snacks, sandwiches, filled rolls, takeaway and grocery + veggie/fruit for sale. Attached to the taw river inn, and car aprk available at rear.

Lovely village cafe. Very welcoming and food was delicious, even got free homemade chips on the side of our sausages baps! The staff looked after the whole family. Excellent.

Just what you expect from a smalll village shop and cafe good food and friendly staff also locals lve it here and prices are good

popped in on the day we left. chose to have a small breakfast, sausage was just lovely and clearly locally made, egg, hash browns, baked beans, toast, bacon - all lovely and nicely cooked. also doubles as a shop. Shame we didn't have breakfast here more!

Excellent sausage bap. The bread was yummy and the mushrooms perfect, too. We were travelling home from holiday so it was nice to have a full tummy for the journey.

We have eaten here three times now and always enjoyed the breakfasts. Great value and very friendly.

After visiting the Finch Foundry a cream tea beckoned. The Sticklepath Stores is half shop and half café. Excellent fresh teas and cakes.

Great shop and cafe with a true community vibe Reasonable priced goods and the cafe is goog value Friendly and welcoming

We popped in to the stores to buy sandwiches to take on our walk. They directed us to the cafe, where they made fresh sandwiches while I waited. They were very nice but the choice of filling was limited.

Popped into this little shop come cafe with our dog,we were sat outside but were invited inside as it was a rather chilly morning. The prices were surprisingly cheap for good honest food and coffee and the cafe was warm and inviting with plenty of seating available. I’d recommend the chocolate cake and the scones looked like they’d complement a cream tea.

I popped in here for a bacon sandwich on the fly. Great bacon and the freshest bread, Yum. Great small village stores . My parents use this regularly so it must be good!

Popped in with my partner before going across the road to visit the foundry. Mug of tea good. Cake good as was my partners cream tea but sadly we thought a lot of things lacked. There was no conversation with the lady who did the food in fact, we weren't even asked if we were ready to order we had to sumise that "she" was ready to take our order as she leaned on the food counter with her pad! The man who runs it was there Manning the shop part but even he didn't acknowledge that we were there when he came over to speak to her. The son (roughly 13) popped into the shop from upstairs with so is on and no shoes! Not a good look when you're trying to eat! Shop was not very well stocked and looked sparse, such a shame as the outside promised a quaint little village tea room but would have got better response ie: friendly conversation, had we visited Lldls!

Popped into Finch Foundry for lunch but they had run out of all sandwiches, so they recommended going across the road to Sticklepath Tea rooms.

Stopped for a Hot Chocolate while out walking with the grandchildren. Friendly village store & cafe.

Visited Finch Foundry which is just opposite this gem - the foundry didn't open until 11am so we called in the cafe to pass a few minutes. But we found a excellent gem of a cafe/store. My son had a bacon cob which he said was wonderful especially the local bread in which it was prepared. We both enjoyed a lovely coffee. The lady of the premises was very friendly and we all enjoyed a joke or two - all in all a cafe worthy of your presence. very good wifi too !

We stopped for breakfast on our to Cornwall. Sticklepath is just off the A30 and is a small picturesque village.

This is a homely place that well deserves a visit. We had cooked breakfasts which were excellent in quality and quantity. You know it's going to be good when you see large mugs of tea. They do soups as well.

Had meant to attend a village Big Breakfast' in their village hall but they'd all sold out so we nipped back to the The Stores for a full English. Far superior, excellent value and 'real' sausages, bacon and coffee. Nice surroundings and friendly staff.

I've visited the shop many times and it's ran by Dave and his wife. The shop also has a cafe selling home made sandwiches and eat in food. The shop is well stocked with everything you need at short notice. An excellent business that I hope goes from strength to strength.

Great food, wonderfully and cleverly cooked. Service with Liverpudian humour and a good feeling all round

What a good spot this is, true home cooking, great freindly atmosphere, its simple, relaxing, sells all you could need, you feel its like walking into a friends front room.... really nice, lovely

This is one of those rare beasts: a breakfast with no weak point. Ordinarily, you'd have at least one ingredient that feels cheap and nasty. Not here. Everything absolutely bloody lovely. If you're in the area, try it; really is worth it. Recommend!!

Went for breakfast with 2 friends, very good value for money, good selection of items to choose from with such friendly and accommodating staff. Love the fact you get a proper mug of tea/coffee too :-) Will definitely be going back!

Fantastic cafe. Had a 5 piece breakfast but it actually comes with 7 pieces as you get 2 rashers of bacon and 2 hash browns. It was delicious just what we needed. Lovely caramel latte as well and very reasonable price. Owners very friendly and accommodating. Highly recommend

I detoured of the A30 on the way to Cornwall, and stumbled across the gem of a cafe and village shop.

First visit for us and we had a lovely breakfast. Well cooked, tasty food and good value for money. Service was friendly, efficient and quick. The fried bread was particularly good! Very clean and pleasant interior, tables outside as well. Free WiFi too. We will definitely go back again. Highly recommended.

We intended to go to the pub next door, but came out of the Finch Foundry just as they finished serviing food, so we ended up at the cafe.

Stopped off here on the way home to Cornwall. Had the burger which was a half pounder which was freshly cooked to order and had fresh salad in it. Was one of the best burgers I have had and cheap. Additionally the chips were fried hand cut fresh potatoes. All in all great value for money.

Today we went on the spur of the moment for lunch at the Taw River Inn at Sticklepath. Unfortunately the Landlady informed us that due to pressure of bookings we could not eat for at least an hour. However she suggested we might like to try the Café in the store next door (which is owned by the Pub but leased to a very enterprising couple. We were very pleasantly surprised. I had the 7 item breakfast (tailor made to your own requirements) My wife had the Brunch. The quality was excellent, real sausages, lean and tasty bacon, real chips with my wifes brunch. Now we are spoilt for choice for somewhere to eat in Sticklepath! We will definitely be eating here again.

We came to Sticklepath to visit Finch Foundry but arrived too early so decided to go across the road for a coffee. My partner then decided he was a bit hungry and chose 3 breakfast items on a large bap. Food was tasty , well cooked and coffee was nice and hot. The cafe was spotless and service was quick, and all food reasonably priced.

My wife treated me to breakfast and we decided to stop off in the stores as it is local to us and was on our route. So glad we did. What a treat it was! My wife had a bacon and egg sandwich on a lovely big bap. My seven item breakfast was all freshly cooked, generous portions and absolutely delicious! Both came with a large mug of tea or coffee. Very readonably priced too! If you are passing through I strongly recommend you give the cafe and stores a try. You won't regret it!

we had breakfast here, and i must say the food was second to none. Ive never tasted sausage like it, i had a 7 item breakfast which i could choose as did my partner, and my daughter had a sausage and bacon sandwich, her sandwich came on crusty bread without being asked. 3 clean plates came that day, cant wait to go back and eat there again.

There isn't a large choice at the cafe but the food is freshly cooked and tastes great. A really good stop off on the way to Cornwall, it's just a couple of minutes off the A30. Very friendly too.

If you need a fresh well cooked breakfast, pop into the store cafe. Also collect some provisions on your way out. Support your local store.

A lovely little shop and cafe. Building up their stock, and responsive to suggestions about what to get in. Friendly cafe area and seating outside / alongside seating for the pub - that feels so inviting.

I have been in a few times now for breakfast, its good, all freshly cooked at a reasonable price. The coffee is exceptionally good and only £1.50 a large cup

There is always a comforting smell of home-cooked breakfasts and/ or coffee when I pop in for locally-sourced milk and comestibles. The couple who run it are friendly and cheerful and hope to develop this enterprise. It gets very busy at certain times of the year as it is a very welcome refreshment stop. Strategically located on the edge of northern Dartmoor, plus it's just over the road from the National Trust's Finch Foundry and down the street from award-winning Bowden Hostas. Come to Sticklepath!

Travelling from Bristol to Cornwall, we aimed to visit the forge attraction at Sticklepath and though it was OK. the Café on other side of road was very good. Excellent value, good quality, full of character, will defo call again

Excellent small cafe, good food and coffee plus other drinks, also small shop and newspapers, well worth a visit, try it