The Lost Kitchen in Mid Devon

Pizza was out of this world , wood fired , fresh and delicious - local apple juice is a must better than any I have had for years and the service was exceptional - we just popped in and they were so busy but found us a space and were greated like old friends. Amazing - A Must if your in the area and a great little shop with beautiful candles and gifts. Thank you 🙏🏻

This restaurant is an amazing find. A bit off the beaten track. Lovely pizzas from huge wood fired pizza oven. Plus lots of very thoughtful and tasty dishes. Great service by the staff too. Lovely views if you are there during daylight. The only downside is that you need to book on busy days because it is very popular - and deservedly popular. Also we have noticed that some customers do not park in a very considerate manner and take up two spaces. That is a shame. There is an overflow car park if you are unlucky to encounter this behaviour.

We were attending a flower workshop at The Lost Kitchen. We booked a table before the workshop for a meal. The menu is really simple and not a great variety but the flavours were on point. The fig cocktail was lovely too!! A beautiful setting. Service was good. Definitely will be returning with my family at some point. Thank you!!! Flower workshop great too!!

Lovely staff and great food. Had a burrata starter and thought I had been transported to Italy. Delicious wood fired pizza. Staff were really nice and helpful. Beautiful surroundings with gardens that are still a delight this late in the year.

Great food with excellent service. Stunning views and lovely atmosphere.

Wonderful food, amazing staff and great building, will definitely return when we are back in the area. Love the pumpkin steps

Beautiful and relaxing lunch here. Nice music choice in restaurant. Best good food quality, I have seen in the area and lovely friendly staff.The price of the food, we thought it was decent because they give us a satisfactory plate of food, so good portioning, compared to other restaurants these days, small portions and charge us a lot of money. Delicious pizza, the best we ever had because good, very fresh ingredients and pizza dough is top notch, crispy crusts, light and soft in the inside. However, the blackcurrant sorbet was sour the more you have it, it was refreshing from the start, but it needs more sweetness. The rest of the dessert was delightful . We enjoyed our time in The Lost Kitchen and left happy. A hidden gem indeed.

For us; Always book ahead. Probably avoid sitting in with young kids. Checked website which I took a ‘not always necessary to book’ view from but can’t see that now so hopefully it’s been updated. Also said kids welcome but didn’t feel that way with a play area hidden behind another building below the car park near the overflow. Visited mid week in October for lunch so chanced it on the day, assuming it would be quiet enough at this time. Turned up and it didn’t look too busy, waited for toddler to wake up in car before going in, again, observing - not too busy, plenty people coming out probably ok - but it wasn’t. Having read other poor reviews now we unfortunately experienced similar to others. The entrance wasn’t 100% clear to start, had seen others go in at the end of the barn but the sign pointed to the middle door of the barn which we went in as was signed. Gravel path up fine with buggy but would have struggled with it inside…if we had got in. ‘Fully booked’ sign outside to prime for our disappointment. Fine - but it looked half empty so went in to see and it’s human to say hello and interact but as soon as I walked in I felt I’d made a mistake by their expression to my presence. The staff member behind the towering reception desk didn’t come out to welcome us. They were unsure about whether they were fully booked when I asked so they went to check with someone else who came to ratify. Why!? Is that not your role? We could take a ‘no’ but it was the way this was delivered. Got the feeling they were unorganised and possibly sick of saying ‘we’re fully booked’ and they didn’t know how to handle the conversation…which they didn’t. Appreciate it’s a tough industry but - training is needed for FOH, a welcoming forward smile would make a huge difference to start with and ideally acknowledge children. The high reception desk and staff behind makes the customer bark ‘are you full?’ and is a slightly embarrassing position for all, including other diners. We received a forced smile through gritted teeth from the second member of staff…maybe a manager, but some genuine empathy would have been better. No mention of ‘sorry’ and asked about all the spare seating outside (maybe half full inside at this point too). After asking, we were offered drink and cake outside. I got an explanation about not enough space in the oven which confused me as we weren’t actually aware that it was purely a wood fired oven that they cook on so seemed slightly absurd at the time…and still now. Get a regular oven for a light bite menu!? Also had to ask for alternative recommendations which should have come from TLK as part of an apology. With a good rep (good reviews on here and I had it saved as a destination probably from IG) and high expectations - people just expect more. As an idea - a discount or free drink voucher to hand out to soften the blow would have turned our experience into a positive and would have definitely revisited in the two weeks we’re around. There’s so much more that can be done to accommodate customers but there was ZERO effort here. As already noted in TLK responses on here and as they tried to explain to us - the table to kitchen ratio is off balance and on our occasion was probably the aspect that threw our experience off because this is surely the last thing you want to do as a food business and the last thing customers expect you to say. Maybe if one oven of two was broken it something but not as a standard response, or offer a cold menu. Great TLK reply very well to reviews on here and turn a negative into a positive (kill it with kindness) but that wasn’t our experience in person. Might go back from all the positive reviews but won’t go out of our way. Probably go without kids too to give the staff a break. On a final positive note, the venue was lovely, felt approachable upon arrival, opposite a farm so sort of farm to fork feeling and was very much looking forward to eating here from photos of other reviews. Interesting kitchen garden.

First time we had visited. Took our daughter & son in law for lunch. We all thoroughly enjoyed our lunch.

Heard about The Lost Kitchen, but not visited before, my wife thought it would be good to try; well, it was worth it. Good service, pleasant atmosphere and good view of surrounding countryside. Food excellent. Recommended

We are never disappointed by the Lost Kitchen. The Food is always hard to fault. The menu changes just often enough and it’s always reliably hearty, flavourful & delicious. Drink options are creative and yummy and all in all i think it’s pretty good value. The pizza is pretty average (fine just nothing special) but with such an amazing menu of other delights, who cares! Service is mixed- on our last visit we where served by a young girl who really didn’t want to be there, but our other staff interactions where positive. Generally the service isn’t anything special but is does the job. Amazing dishes, amazing setting

This was my third attempt at trying to frequent this establishment. The first time I was turned away as they were too busy, the second time the doors were open I walked in, half a dozen members of staff were milling around but no-one was keen to engage. Eventually, I asked for a table and was told they were closed. Thanks for the heads up. You may ask why I persisted and went back a third time? There isn’t much competition. After much persuading of staff members we (a party of seven) were allowed to enter. We sat at a table outside. The setting is lovely. The majority of the surly staff; not so much. We waited 15 minutes for someone even to come to our table, and even then this was after one of our party got up and went to find someone. Everything was too much of an effort. It was quite something to be treated with such obvious disdain by a member of the hospitality industry! Finally, we sort out another member of staff and asked if we could have some food. We weren’t expecting pizzas as we were made very aware that because we hadn’t booked this wouldn’t be an option available to us. We just wanted some charcuterie and cheese boards. This member of staff couldn’t have been more accommodating, welcoming and polite! Hence the one star. I will not recommend this restaurant to anyone, nor will I be returning. Diners beware!!

Love this place. Food is fantastic. Menu offers variety and something different. Friendly service. Situated in a beautiful location. Great views. My 'go to' when I have visitors or need a catch up with friends.

Really nice atmosphere, staff are very friendly and happy to help. The Wood fired pizzas were excellent. Outside is dog friendly too. I would recommend.

Fabulous concept for a great restaurant with unique features and excellent food. Highly recommended. Lovely atmosphere with helpful staff. Make sure you book.

An amazing location nestled in the Mid Devon countryside among an idyllic jumble of farm buildings and gardens. The terrace is spectacular, the menu is mouthwatering and the service was very friendly. Our children were made to feel welcome (and we took a few table games for them to play with which worked well!). I can highly recommend the roasted mushrooms on sourdough. We’ll be back for sure…

One of the loveliest restaurants we've been to recently. We found it quite by chance as it seems to be in the middle of nowhere. All food is cooked in a massive log burner and is of the highest quality. We had the chicken in a butter and lemon sauce, served with potatoes, tomatoes and onion. The service is friendly and efficient and the ambience is relaxing. We will definitive be back

Excellent place, lived up to the expectations for a rural treat.

Can’t fault this delightful hidden restaurant. This was our first visit after being recommended and we were not disappointed. Amazing home cooked food with a River Cottage vibe, and great recommendations from our waiter. We have already rebooked!

Absolutely wonderful place to have a nice meal on the way to Cornwall. Great food, amazing service and beautifully located. Recommend to book in advance if you travelling during a busy weekend.

Absolutely delightful venue in every way

First visit, superb location sitting outside in the afternoon sunshine 🌞. Truly 5* place . Food , service and atmosphere great .

Really awesome; concept, food, service, atmosphere, all superb. Looking forward to next visit 🙌

This is a wonderful little spot! Delicious food and friendly service - definitely worth going to although you may need to reserve!

What a find! It was a warm evening and we came early, around 5.45pm on a Friday evening, having been searching for somewhere to stop for dinner on a long journey. The setting is stunning, on terraces with plants and flowers, with plenty of seating spread around. There was some live piano music playing which added to the ambiance. The evening menu is mainly wood fired pizzas but with some added sharing platters, which make it nice to mix and match food. Water is brought to the table without even asking, and there is a varied drinks menu. The service was quick, and the food was delicious. I ordered the Eton mess dessert for pudding. For £8.00 it was worth every penny, plenty to eat, and absolutely delicious. We'd definitely go back if we're ever passing again, it was wonderful!

For a lovely setting, this place lets itself down. The food is tasty but pretentious. On the lunch menu, the small plates are very small. You need two to make a meal. The large plates are a normal size. It is not a restaurant for families with young children. I was made to feel like an inconvenience with my daughter even when trying to stay out of the way. The baby changing table in the toilet is very hazardous as it is on a slant. Even with a strap, a wriggly child could fall easily. It is not very accessible to wheelchair and pram users as there is only a gravel path leading to the entrance. After struggling to push the pushchair through the stones on the way in, when I came to leave someone had parked at the end of the ramp so I had to ask them to move. The staff were pretty sober which might have been to do with them being busy but it did feel like we were an inconvenience even though we were a relaxed party with no special demands. It is a shame but I won’t be going back or recommending this restaurant to anyone.

Great environment, food and service. A great place to visit rain or shine.

Delightful lunch in a rural beauty spot, with an outside terrace and indoor seating inside a converted long barn. Thoughtful menu including meat, fish and vegetarian/vegan dishes with a focus on wood fired oven dishes. Gluten free friendly options with clear labels on the menus and knowledgeable staff on hand to help with changes to dishes if needed. The charred corn and feta salad was a highlight. Services was lovely with an offer of inside or outside tables. Looks busy at popular times so book ahead. Recommended by the Good Food Guide and now recommended by me. Well worth a visit on the way down to or up from Cornwall.

Absolutely beautiful place, fantastic staff and good looking menu. We only had drinks and cake, but the food being served around us looked great. Definitely worth a visit but do book if you want to eat.

We had a lovely Sunday lunch here today. All the food is out of this world. The dessert I had was the roasted peach, and the 2 mains were excellent as was the charcuterie sharing board to Start.

Lovely food and drink, extremely beautiful interior and exterior. Pizza and polenta chips were delicious! We were, sadly, disappointed by the service. One of the staff members (middle aged, blonde hair) was so grumpy we were made to feel unwelcome- not sure if it was our babies (who were very well behaved) or she just doesn't enjoy her job! Did ruin the atmosphere! Have been several times and always felt slightly let down by the service.

Great food and beautiful place!!

This is an absolutely beautiful place. The food was pretty good and the interior is lovely. Unfortunately, this is the first place I've come with my baby in the past nine months and not felt terribly welcome. Maybe it's just not a baby friendly place, but they do have highchairs. The staff who greeted us were lovely and helpful. Unfortunately our waitress was quite unhelpful and bordering on rude. This is a real shame, as otherwise I would have recommended this place to people!

Beautiful location, beautiful interior and garden. We had pizzas and they were superb. Some interesting flavour combinations which worked well (e.g. ricotta, lemon and thyme with artichoke and ham). Ice cream trio and appetisers same standard. Clearly a lot of care goes into the food. This is now high on my list of places to bring friends and family visiting Devon.

What a little hidden gem in Tiverton. The setting is magical. The staff were just great, cheerful fun and efficient. The menu was interesting and adventurous with something for everyone. They push the boundaries with interesting heavily vegetarian dishes - great for me - although some of descriptions and sizes of dishes are a bit confusing. So to share options can be quite big, small plates for someone over 70 were ample (maybe not for hungry young people!) Pizzas were the best we had ever tasted (and we have been to Naples!!) Really exciting and the wines were interesting too. Definitely going back

This is a lovely place on the outskirts of Tiverton! A bit off the beaten track but well worth the trip out to find it. The decor is great and the staff very friendly and helpful. The menu is a little quirky, so check it out online before you go, but if you like what you see you will not be disappointed. We had brunch and all 4 of us were impressed with what we had, the setting is great and we will definitely go back for dinner. Staff all lovely.

This is a gem of an eating establishment and is always busy. Views, good food, friendly and attentive staff, varied menu, wood-fired ovens... What more could you ask for? We had two plates-to-share and a salad, along with after-meal coffees. All the food was fresh, colourful and tasty. The coffees rounded off the meal nicely.

Great homemade pizza straight from the pizza oven make sure to book ahead

Have visited the Lost Kitchen a few times now and every experience has been amazing. Great food, friendly staff and the perfect location. Looking forward to coming back again soon!

Excellent lunch today at the Lost Kitchen..ambience was very good..service was friendly and efficient. The food was exceptional..innovative without being pretentious..the burrata with carrot jam perfect..crab bruschetta with rhubarb scrumptious..my wife had the Wild Greens Pie full of flavour and a generous portion..I went for the smoked haddock with queen chick peas and garlic shallot cream which I have to say was very anonymous..not helped by a misery portion of haddock.To categorise this dish as a "large plate" at £19 is slightly bewildering and when asked by our waitress about our meal I expressed my disappointment about this particular dish. I give the restaurant and our waitress full credit here because my one gripe was noted and our bill was amended accordingly. A memorable meal.

Nice. Ok But ask for the bottle if you order a bottle drink

A very meagre portion of smoked haddock as a main course. Very tasty but poor value at £19. Could have had a more substantial vegetable side. Only served 2 small ( inch length) portion of leek.

Always a great experience here. Handmade pizza is delicious

I took a friend for a special breakfast treat and it was delicious as was the coffee and the service very friendly and relaxed ,

A group of four of us went here on the last Sunday in April - it was a central place to meet for a girls lunch. The building is beautiful, as is the setting, & it was great to see the big wood fired oven that everything is cooked in. There is a little plant store & shop that offered a lovely selection of things to treat yourself to. We thought the menu was great (it was hard to choose) & everyone thoroughly enjoyed their food (we completely over ordered but that’s standard!) The only thing that wasn’t up to scratch was the very slow wait times. We’d been there some time & were obviously looking around for someone to offer us drinks. A lady came over (possibly the manager) & welcomed us & said someone would be along shortly… but it would have been much better if she herself could have just taken a four person drinks order - & we couldn’t work out why she didn’t to be honest. The food wasn’t too long a wait but again a long wait for more drinks & then an even longer time sat there waiting for everything to be cleared (and again for the bill). We spent a lot of money for the four of us, in excess of £200, so it was with gritted teeth that we then coughed up for the added service charge (no mention of it being voluntary). We would go back as everything else was so nice , but it would be in the hope that service was a little less chaotic & deserving of an automatic charge on the bill.

Everything was amazing, pizza was delicious and freshly baked.

Top notch! Even tho’ they were full, they managed to squeeze us in for lovely quick lunch. Car park full but managed to park just down the road.

Great food and brilliant drink selection in a wonderful setting. We stopped in specially on our way back up north from Cornwall. Totally worth the small detour. Loved it, will be back again.

Phenomenal 😍😊- incredibly beautiful all round. Delicious and original menu. Top quality and very reasonably priced.

There are always so many empty tables but never any availability. I was once advised to book three months in advance, something wrong here. The kitchen must not be able to support the size of the venue. Very disappointing.

What a lovely pot stop for lunch on our travels, good food lovely location . Would suggest for dog owners a place to eat under cover or even a certain area as we left our dog in the car much to his disgust.

A beautiful place for dinner! Lovely atmosphere on a Friday night with the keyboard been played. Food very scrummy just not the biggest of portions. The way the sun light beams into the front garden and building is beautiful. However, it is very hard for customers to see when the light comes in if sitting against the back wall. Some blinds or shutters would be helpful! Recommend to book in advance to guarantee a seat.

Beautiful place! My husband and I stopped off for coffee and cake whilst out on the bikes and were glad we did. It's so beautiful here, inside and out. The staff are so polite and attentive, coffee is perfect, I had the buckwheat brownie which was delicious and my husband had the banana muffin which he also really enjoyed. We will venture out for a proper meal soon.

Definitely worth to find that kitchen!

We had a family day out and visited Knightshayes Court - a gothic Victorian National Trust country mansion with beautiful gardens and woodland walks. Tired from the long walks we stopped for a late lunch at The Lost Kitchen. A very warm welcome from the staff and, a cosy and bright atmosphere. We had the Carni Pizza which the fussy children loved 👍, Fougasse with red pepper & walnut and bean dips (spot-on). As a main, we had Turkish flatbread with spices and lamb and the taste of it threw us back in time to Istanbul with their delicious flavours. All the food was prepared with local and organic ingredients and all of it was wood-fired. Great experience and a new favourite place to eat!

Finally got round to visiting and had a lovely lunch, freshly made pizza and a pint! Great venue

Brilliant place. Welcoming, comfortable. Affordable. Fantastic food. Wonderful views. Great food philosophy. Local, fresh all hints good. We loved it.

This is my favourite place to have a cosy casual dinner and drink. Menu is always changing and it’s great to see options for vegans and vegetarians. The venue itself is beautiful, staff are always welcoming and friendly. Dog friendly outside on patio (perfect for stopping by with furry friends in the summer) The pizzas are just ‘chefs kiss’! Such a casual, cosy environment to relax in

Wonderful place. Beautiful food, lovely location and atmosphere. Our visit was enhanced by the fact we were meeting family we hadn't seen in years.

I had the lamb to start and the goat as a main. Both very tasty, spiced beautifully and I was very happy. Good drinks options. Lovely pinot noir and good to see all wine choices were offered by the glass and carafe I would definitely recommend and if we are in the area again we will 100% return

Fabulous food, large selection to choose from and a friendly welcome.

Beautiful location and venue, ok food, grumpy service. We visited here as a treat with our children (well behaved may I add) and were greeted with a miserable waitress, who didn’t make eye contact, sent us to our table, put down the menus and walked off. No smile, no chat, nothing. She returned to take our order, absolutely no interaction again. We felt awkward. Are children a problem for you or are the staff just grumpy? We ordered, asking for a drink extra hot is a problem for this waitress, yes I spotted the eye roll. She returned with the drinks, put them down and walked off. Still no smile or chat. The food is a very limited brunch menu, nothing child friendly but we made do with toast. Our hot food arrived pretty dry and unappealing, but when the waitress appeared to ask if all was ok we dare not cross her to tell her. It was actually not very nice. We had high hopes but sadly overall just a massive let down. We certainly wouldn’t recommend visiting with children, we definitely felt this was a problem for them even though our children are very well behaved. Given that the venue is beautiful, the food and service just didn’t live up to our expectations at all. It’s very pricy for the quality of the hot dishes, and the 10% service charge was pretty insulting given that the service was absent! On a positive, when we came to pay a different waitress did this for us and she was very pleasant!

As a consequence of a recommendation I booked a table for two at the Lost Kitchen on Saturday evening 16 03 2024. Notwithstanding the excellent location and ambience of the venue, the remainder of the evening could at best be described as abysmal. Not only was the waitress that served us rude to the point of being obnoxious, the menu was extremely restricted, the overpriced pizzas were nothing special, and our evening was effectively ruined. To add insult to injury a ten percent service charge had already been added to the £60.00 bill prior to settlement. In the event you fit into the category of a wine drinking vegetarian and are happy to overlook abusive staff in preference to ambience you will no doubt enjoy the Lost Kitchen. If on the other hand your choice of fare includes a range of meat dishes and beer served by convivial staff you are likely to be as bitterly disappointed as we were.

Creative cuisine in a light, airy location. Busy, but staff very welcoming and the food superbly prepared and presented.

Delicious varied menu with great vegan options. Packed at 3pm on a Thursday. Looking forward to my next visit

Went this weekend for a family meal. The food was great, some of it was exceptional (scallops and pavlova), but the experience was badly let down by very sulky service. One of us is a coeliac so we have to be extra careful to avoid gluten. When trying to order ice cream and make sure the tuile didn't have gluten we were sternly told to "stop talking about the gluten". I don't think the waitress looking after us managed to smile even once. Looking through some other low score reviews it often appears to be about poor service, which is a shame for such a lovely venue and location.

A real hidden gem :) delicious food and drinks in a beautiful old building, definitely worth a trip, but definitely worth booking.

Lost Kitchen - lost pizza Popped in for a pizza today, only me on my own. I've been before & it's been good. Upon arrival they've got a sign out saying reservations only, but it was probably only half full - I asked anyway & got a vast table to myself. Why the sign? All I wanted was a pizza, it got to 45 mins before a batch of sliced bread & olive oil appeared & a lady saying the kitchen had lost my ticket, as if it wasn't their fault! I said I needed to get on, anyway another 10 mins & it finally arrived. I asked for a box as I had 4 hours of driving ahead, but they couldn't find a big enough one so I had to cram it in a small box. Then they appear with a big box - too late! I went up to the till to pay expecting a slight discount for their mistake - that's £16.50 waving a card machine at me.... I could have thrown the bl**** pizza at her, but I was hungry! 'You expect me to pay full price'?? She replies "well you didn't say you were in a rush & we only took 10 minutes.... '.' 10 minutes, I wasn't in a rush when I arrived an hour ago...'. 'I got a sort of garbled whisper - ' have the pizza then'.... Mistakes happy, but I didn't hear the word sorry, apologies or anything. It's as if the kitchen is a different business & they can't be held responsible for their actions. I was glad they didn't charge when I tried to eat it driving up the M5, the topping was dumped in the middle making the inner part hugely soggy & doughy, the outer bit was really burnt & the topping was really lacking in chicken.

Thank you LK team for the most wonderful breakfast we had on Mother's Day! As always, the food was prepared to perfection and tasted truly delightful. The Lost Kitchen ambience is simply divine and the staff are always cheerful, attentive and welcoming. How lucky are we to have this jewel on our doorstep! See you soon!

Great location, what a lovely place it will be in the summer months. Delicious food, great coffee and good service. Lovely friendly staff.

A delightful restaurant. Amazing food great service and lovely atmosphere.

Once again a great meal, we all went for their Funghi pizzas, which came out perfectly with really tasty mushrooms and truffle oil topping. Their ice creams were excellent, service was pleasant and helpful, I wish that it was closer to where I live and I would become a regular.

Lovely, tasty and delicious wood fired pizzas. Different but only limited choice if you don't like some unusual toppings.

We ate here last night 16th February 2024, the food was very delicious however two of us ordered pollock for £18, when it arrived there was half a medium sized jacket potato and no veg at all!! I did complain to the waitress as I thought it was overpriced with the amount, I must say the black cherry cheesecake was the best dessert I’ve had for a long time

We had a really lovely time here celebrating my mum's birthday, despite the torrential rain ☔ and we'll definitely be back in warmer /drier weather to enjoy the chance to sit out in the beautiful garden. Our pizzas and pitta lunch were delicious, as were the desserts and the service was prompt and very friendly. Highly recommended.

Lovely lunch today in cosy and pretty surroundings, despite the torrential rain - will definitely be back to try out the lovely outside seating area on a warmer /sunnier day. Pizzas were delicious and staff were very friendly. Thank you so much 🙂

Delicious, creative food in a lovely setting, but the portions are TINY! Even the 'large' plates offer pretty small portions. Still quite hungry after a two-course lunch - and we are not 'hefty' eaters. This happens each time we have visited - will we never learn? We travel hopefully... but maybe it's time to go somewhere that offers more than child-size meals.

Excellent. Brilliant food. Fantastic service.

Excellent find, lovely calm ambience, amazing view across the beautiful mid Devon countryside. Went for brunch, service was lovely and an imaginative menu. Highly recommended!

Great food. Great service. Great location.

Absolutely lovely atmosphere, great food, great value. We will definitely be back again. Pizza was cooked perfectly and the tiramisu was a dream!

Best Pizza I ever had, really enjoyed my time there.

Great food in a beautiful location. Definitely worth seeking out.

Lovely brunch as always in a great atmosphere.

Cosy barn with lovely lighting outside and floor to ceiling windows to enjoy a great view. Pizzas were absolutely delicious, so were the charcuterie boards. Service was prompt and friendly. Would definitely come again.

We had a birthday celebration lunch here for 10. Good choice of excellent food, great service and atmosphere. Don't expect balloons or firecrackers for your party - or large farmer's portions. This is a classy act. Recommend.

Great food, lovely service, good prices. Delightful setting with stunning views! We will be back!.

Some vegan options which were tasty. Really great pizzas. Some vegan desserts. Great setting. Beautiful decor with character. Really friendly staff. We loved it.

Had a fabulous lunch at The Lost Kitchen today. We chose from the brunch menu and everything was delicious. Service was great too, friendly and efficient. Such a special place to go. Thank you.

We stumbled across The Lost Kitchen after abandoning our plans for a New Year’s Day walk due to the incessant rain! The staff were all so lovely and accommodating and we had the most delicious food and drinks in the fabulous converted barn. We loved everything about it - the decor, vibe, music, open kitchen, bar, shop…would highly recommend to everyone.

Me and my family came here for brunch on New Years Day. We had such a lovely time, the food and drinks were delicious, the service was amazing and the atmosphere was incredible, such a beautiful place with gorgeous interiors. We’ll for sure be returning, it’s certainly a new favourite place of ours.

Very quaint set up. Rather a mix match of furniture and rather cramped, especially if you are a bigger party. Make their own beer and some spirits. Food is very pastry orientated, with pizza and pizza like dishes plus the odd special. The foods was very tasty and there was a nice atmosphere.

Usual good service and atmosphere. Great location. Our go to place for lunch. “Specials” usually good too!

Had a lovey dinner for two at the lost kitchen. Lovely pizza and pudding. Staff friendly and helpful. Lovely interior and decor. Only downside was being sat next to the slightly noisy bar and kitchen, when there were other tables free. Other than that very minor problem, all was fantastic. Would highly recommend a visit!

The ice cream trio. That's all I have to say. These unforgettable ice creams will flavour my dreams forever. Thank you!

We had a delicious breakfast here. They have a great menu, not too big, not too small, something there for everyone. Brilliant views and the interior has been beautifully done. Highly recommended!

Well, what can I say? We went to the Lost Kitchen yesterday as a party of 30 to celebrate my daughter’s birthday. (a big one with an 0). The tables were ready, the welcome was superb. Drinks orders were taken and a cocktail served very efficiently. Our starters came out in about 10 - 15 minutes followed by mains and puddings in just the right intervals. George, you were magnificent. Your interaction with the guests, the friendly informal manner was superb. All the staff were wonderful too. Nothing more to say other than keep it up you are doing a great job.

Unusual, but excellent food. Well worth a try.

Perfection once again. Has to be the best lunch in Devon and the unique and inspirational menus are fantastic. Went to celebrate are friends 60th Birthday and loved every mouthful. Keep up the great work and can’t wait to return. Cheers and thanks

Fabulous meal, best pizza I have ever eaten,great relaxed service, and lovely atmosphere, thank you to all at lost kitchen