Vine Tea Rooms Honiton in East Devon

The Vine Inn Pub and Tearooms may be found at the end of Vine Passage. It's Honiton's equivalent to Platform 9¾ in Harry Potter. At one end is the bustling High Street of our special little Town, and at the other is the peaceful Oasis of the Vine Inn's Garden and it's Warm & Friendly Inn and Tearoom. The Vine is homely and unpretentious and renowned for its Home Cooked Lunches and local Otter Ales served from barrels behind the bar. Most folk prefer to sit in the Pub area and order from the Bar, rather than in the more Spartan Tearoom itself. Oddly, they don't serve Bacon or Sausage Sandwiches which would probably increase their business, so our preferred Breakfast/Brunch order is their Cheese on Toast, which is delicious and so very moreish. Their Home-made Cottage Pie is also highly recommended. Tip - If you order a pot of Tea, always ask for a jug of Hot Water as well. The only negative is their tasty but overpriced Deserts at £7.25. The entrance to Vine Passage is between the Specsavers Shop and Desire Jewellers, but please keep it to yourself!

Wonderful friendly atmosphere. There was a great deal of banter with the staff and regular customers. The meals my daughter and I chose were beautifully presented, hot and extremely delicious. My two dogs were offered treats as well. An altogether excellent experience. We look forward to a return visit.

Hidden down an alley of the main street .Small outside sitng area which is a peaceful sun trap away from the street noise

What a lovely find. I've been coming to Honiton for 20 years and didn't know this place existed. Lovely lawned garden with fairy lights and flowers aplenty. Friendly barman, otter ale and great prices. Seems to have a tea room during the day, we will be back to check that out!

Ideal position down a narrow alley jus off the main street. It has an outdoor seating ideal for a snack and a pint of beer

Came across this quaint tea room down an ally. Very friendly staff. Excellent service and food. Very small seating area inside however it is best to sit outside in the cottage garden. Listening to the birds.

Down a short alley off the High Street, you find a surprising outdoor eating area. On a sunny day you can sit outside and enjoy a Devon cream tea served in Devon

We stumbled across the Vine down a little ally. What a find! First rate food, friendly staff and in a lovely little courtyard.

Such a wonderful find! My friends and i just stopped in Honiton for a coffee break after travelling from Woolacombe. However, when we found this lovely place tucked away, and were greeted by such a lovely, cheerful lady, we decided to stay for lunch. The food was amazing and the service was excellent. It is obviously quite popular with the locals, as it was busy, but we had a lovely table in the garden. We can highly recommend this little treasure of Honiton.

Found this delightful cafe down a short lane off the high street - glad we did as the food was excellent and the staff lovely! We shall be back!😊

This hidden gem is superb. We arrived on a rainy day so couldn't sit in the garden. No matter. We ordered a savory and cream tea. Excellent homemade produce, exquisite chutney and plenty for our money. We would highly recommend this place fore either dining or drinking. We will be sure to return, perhaps to sample some real ales next time.

Very happy to have found this gem in Honiton for lunch! We were welcomed into the little tea room with a lovely warm aga. Lottie the dog was fussed over and given a sausage chopped up in a bowl (that's we paid for) and some free gravy bones 😋 We both enjoyed the cauliflower cheese with gorgeous homemade bread, and took home a couple of cakes as we couldn't resist. Jon enjoyed his pot of tea. Prices were in line with other eateries, and I would highly recommend visiting here if you have a dog.

Visited on Saturday 8 October 2022. I didn't realise till later that we were badly overcharged. We had soup and bread (£6.50) and Cauliflower Cheese with bread roll (£8.75) with one coffee and a pot of tea. Bill came to £27.65 which I estimate to be an overcharge of about £8.00. Take extreme care to check your bill (we were not given a bill) if you visit.

Very nice seafood platter reasonably priced service was very friendly and efficient. The Vine Inn in the same building serves an excellent pint. To top it off a lovely little walled garden to sit in

The sign on the High Street directed us down a narrow alley, which revealed this wonderful tea room and garden. The caked were delicious, the mocha just right, and reasonably priced, too!

After driving to the area came across this tucked down an alley. Super dog friendly, we chose to sit outside under a gazebo but were welcome inside too. The gardens are really pretty and well kept. Had some sandwiches and Crips and a pot of tea. Sandwiches were very fresh and tasty, and lots of tea too. Would recommend to anyone in the area

Great little find. Visiting Honiton on a Saturday lunch time but quite a few cafes were closed. Happen to see the sign for a tearoom down a narrow lane. So glad we did. Staff very friendly and welcoming. Both had broccoli and Stilton soup which...

This pub/tea room is a hidden gem, our absolute favourite for good food, a cosy atmosphere and always a warm welcome from the staff. We're regular, weekly visitors and this is our go to pub for a nice lunch.

So glad we found this little gem of a Tearoom! We decided that the (not at all cramped) snug was more atmospheric & quiet for a peaceful lunch but there was also the option of the larger bar area or the pretty outside courtyard. We...

We have been to Honiton several times before and never noticed this tea room but I'm so glad my wife spotted it. I think we were probably the last customers of the day but that did not detract from the quality of the food or...

The team rooms were due to close at 4pm but when I called and said I was hoping to come with a friend for a cream tea they offered to stay open later for us! They even saved 2 cream teas for us when i...

This is a traditional tea room in an alley off Honiton Hight Street. It is good for cream teas, light meals or a pub style lunch. Service was friendly and efficient. It was raining heavily on our visit, but the yard outside is lovely and...

What an amazing cream tea we had today in this hidden gem of a tea room. The outside space has beautiful flowers surrounding it. We will return when we visit Honiton again. So lucky we found it down the little cute passage off he high...

Met up with a friend here for a drink and a bite to eat for lunch. Very popular, especially today as the weather was fabulous. Understandably table service was slow, but we were in no rush. Had a glass of their white wine, which was...

Popped into this place on the off chance while we stopped in Honiton on route home to Dorset, so impressed, lovely cosy place lovely young lady who served us, made us feel very welcome, cream tea was very nice, with good size scones. Would deafinately...

Lovely choice of food, great friendly service. Will definitely visit again. Banana Milkshake with ice cream was a winner with the children.

On Tuesday 10 march my friend and I had lunch in the cosy tea room it has a lovely warm Rayburn and very friendly staff .lovely choice of menu although there is a bar and other rooms and outside seating this a peacfull room it...

This is advertised as tea rooms, but it is also a very cosy pub. There is a lovely garden for sitting outside , but also a cosy snug and bar area inside and they serve alcoholic drinks as well as teas and coffee. We sat...

We found this place by accident and were super happy with what we found. Generous portions, very fresh and very reasonable prices. I got a savoury tea which consisted of a large cheese scone, butter, home made chutney, 2 lumps of cheese and grapes and...

With two granddaughters (7 and 10), a quaint tea room was not likely to be universally admired, but the young and helpful waitress charmed us all. The cream teas were lovely, with freshly made scones (not warmed-up packet things) and delicious cream (on first, of...

A lovely quaint place off the high street with such calm Staff lovely and friendly Nice to see such an original untouched part of the town as it should be Food is different than your normal lunch and of a quality that is top flavours...

We visit Honiton quite often and found this place by chance. We always eat here now the food is very good all home made. We have never had a bad meal a very good menu from snacks to a full meal the service is excellent and the staff very friendly. I believe its a family run pub/tea room and I prefer to support local trade. See you again very soon.

Good food, lovely little place. I had sausages and mash, others had toasted sandwiches and one had a savoury 'cream tea' - kind of like a cross between a cream tea and a ploughman's. All very nice, I would happily return.

Found this gem of a place tucked away. Lovely sheltered garden and a great selection of drinks and hot food. Highly recommended

I have visited with friends and had a meal and also just for a cup of tea. The service is good. We are sitting having a cup of tea in the garden. It's like being at home.

We stopped at the Vine Tea Rooms spontaneously and recommend it highly for a good lunch. We had a Ploughman's and a Seafood Salad both of which were very enjoyable, and the cakes look amazing but we were too full up. We appreciated the presentation of our dishes and noticed lots of hot dishes on the specials boards which also sounded interesting. The café has a pleasant and friendly atmosphere and contributed to our positive impression of Honiton.

Cannot recommend this place high enough.

Visited the tea rooms last week for lunch. The actual tea room was busy (all 5 tables were being used) so we sat outside. They took my order and I paid and as I was receiving my change I was told that there was quite a wait for food. I would have expected to have been told that at the point of ordering before I had paid.

Was looking for somewhere to eat, as was visiting on a crystal workshop, came across the tea room, the section we went into only had a few tables, service was excellent, the food was lovely, no limp lettuce!! Would visit again

A friend and I caught the train from Exeter to spend a day in Honiton enjoying the sunshine. I have been to these tea rooms twice before, both for coffee and toasted tea cake (which were lovely). I was happy to take my friend there for lunch. We both chose the chicken in white wine and tarragon sauce with new potatoes and vegetables followed by a Belgian waffle with strawberries, chocolate sauce, cream and ice cream. All of it was well presented and very tasty and at a reasonable price so I would not hesitate to recommend. There is a small garden if the weather is nice, or you have a dog with you, plus there is an adjoining bar if you fancy more than coffee. (Actually I had a banana milkshake and it was thick and very good).

A busy place with a good range of beers and lagers. As I was driving I enjoyed a ginger beer. Crisps and nuts available.

We wanted to stop for coffee but had my little dog with me so was looking for somewhere when we spied the sign for the vine free house and tea rooms ... went and asked re the dog and they were very welcoming. We went into the cafe /tea rooms which were very quaint had a lovely selection of cakes but also a snack and meal menu we plumped for a savoury scone tea and toasted cheese sandwich both snacks were very tasty the coffee was delicious had 2 cups and I'm fussy re coffee and did a good range of tea my sister having lappsong sushong. The staff were very pleasent and the whole environment was perfect and we both said we would visit again and the fact that I could take my dog in was a great relief and plus for me ...

Little tea room, part of the Vine Inn, hidden down a little passageway. Lovely cream tea served on “vintage” crockery and with pots of tea and little tea cups. Staff really friendly but service a tiny bit slow. Definitely worth finding though.

Tucked away down a narrow alleyway off the high street this friendly pub/ tea room has stacks of atmosphere and serves up pretty good food too. Don't tell anyone though, it's a secret.

We stopped off in Honiton for lunch on our way to Dorchester! What a find. It was a miserable day, this was warm friendly and very quaint. The food was delicious, I had a pear and blue cheese salad with a chesse scone which was ymmy and my partner a fish board. We had no room for a pudding sadly but will need to return to sample the wonderful looking selection of cakes they had to offer.

A quick walk along Honiton high st and stumbled across this cafe . Not a trendily-done up place and all the better for it. Nice to get your own pot of tea for one with hot water to re-fill. Splendidly-hearty local sausages with a nice dense mash potato and devine onion and red wine gravy for a reasonable price. Garden looking glorious even in October

Called in for lunch as we had been here when passing through once before. his time we went a few miles out of our way & again we were not disappointed. Lady behind the bar was very friendly & welcoming. Food was superb again. Maybe you could get a bit of the dust off the toby jugs hanging up though please.

Everything about this place is simply lovely. Gorgeous food. Friendly service. The most prettiest garden to sit in if the weather's good. I love it. Can recommend all on the menu. Tried most & always delicious . Effecient customer service always with a smile. The nicest in Honiton .

What a great spot for a lunch in the sun. Lovely courtyard garden and pleasant menu. Friendly service, good range of food will definitely return when we have more time.

When you are in Honinton - take my advise & do NOT miss out on this gem of a place. Wandered up & down the street, looking for a lunch spot to find a little alleyway that led to The Vine. They have a bar area & a tearoom so we went in the bar, very nice lady pointed out the specials menu & table menu. Choices made & we were certainly not disappointed. most fantastic , lovely & fresh food. One of the best lunch out in a while & will certainly be calling again. Also no chips on the menu which makes a refreshing change,

Next time you're out and about in Honiton, give this lovely place a go rather than one of the numerous national chains!

Myself and a few friends decided to give the Vine a try as we had never been before.

My partner led me down an almost hidden alleyway to this little entrance with three kettles hanging overhead.

These are lovely little tea rooms, almost hidden down an alley in the town centre. There isn't in my opinion a particularly good selection of foods on the menu which is what stopped me giving it five stars. However what they have, they do very well. The tea in particular is absolutely lovely and the staff are friendly and attentive. The garden is particularly attractive and lovely to unwind in.

Found this little gem whilst visiting the town. Just what we were looking for, the cream tea was divine. Homemade and unlimited clotted cream! The young lady that served us was attentive polite and welcoming. As it was raining we ate inside but there is a pretty garden area which is off the main road. Recommended!

For the past few years we have stopped off at Honiton on route to Cornwall .

I have now been twice. The vine is in a nice setting and the cream tea was amazing. The sandwiches were filling and the staff were very friendly.

Hidden down a back alley there is a pleasant garden with tables and then room inside. Cream Tea was very good and the service excellent.

Un gran hallazgo por un pasaje angosto (Vine) de honiton Alta Passage Street. Paramos para el almuerzo en Honiton y descubrió el pub y té habitaciones con un jardín encantador para sentarse. Tuvimos un sabroso pollo y fig tanjine con pétalos de cuscús. Supere las expectativas de un almuerzo en un pub. Le daría 5 estrellas pero tripadvisor me querría decir que es una de las mejores comidas que he comido, lo que no es razonable para un pub!

Este es un gran hallazgo de distancia de la calle principal de la comida es todo casero sopa de tortas especiales fantástico y la comida y los budines de asientos laterales en un jardín muy bonito de salida

Mi esposa y yo encontré el Vine Inn y salón de té mientras exploran caminos poco y callejones en Honiton. Paramos un batido y terminamos con una encantadora plowman's después de ver la comida que otras personas estaban comiendo. Mientras estábamos allí, el Garden Pub...

We decided on a stop in Honiton on our way through and, with limited parking we set an hour and went to the first place we stumbled on.As others have said, it's down a little alleyway and the Tea Rooms are to the side of the pub. It's quaint, there's only room for a few covers but it's good.We both had the soup, delicious, and then I had the most fabulous Treacle Tart and custard.Thoroughly enjoyable and decent coffee.

This pub is tucked down an alleyway off the main high street,offering Real local Ale,and home cooked meals,it has a pretty courtyard garden,which was a mass of colour in July. The staff were very friendly,as were the locals in the bar,I'm looking forward to another Otter Ale on my next visit.

...hidden down a narrow alleyway, halfway down the High Street (the entrance is just across the road from the National Westminster Bank), The Vine Inn - and its adjacent tea rooms - will do you a very decent and reasonably proved lunch, and an excellent pint of real ale (currently Otter Best Bitter or Otter Ale), which you can enjoy in a beautifully tended little courtyard garden. A haven of peace and blessed coolness in the hot weather, and well worth coming off the A30 for, for a much-needed break. You and the dog: there's a freshly-filled water bowl in a shady spot in the garden, too.

Lovely staff, good menu. Beer overpriced but seems to be the normal cartel prices with Otter beer and no competition to combat this. Food was good quality, at least you can get served to a second drink unlike a certain pub chain round the corner. Worth a visit for lunch but unfortunately evening meals are not served which is a crying shame as Honiton badly needs more choice to eat out.

If you are looking for heaven on earth at the end of narrow path between shops of the high street, than it is the place to seek for. Family run pub and coffe shop with delicious home made cakes, sandwiches, milkshakes, french wines and british ales, to enjoy in the garden of eden with a concert of little birds, that is close to the garden of EDEN.

Great little gem of a hidden pub found down a very small lane, absolute charming beer garden that is full of bird song, a real magical place when the sun is shining, surrounded by gorgeous herbaceous borders.Great beer served by a very friendly bar lady. It's been a pleasure to spend a few hours here.Will definitely visit again if in the area.

Visited here twice in the last 2 days with a group of friends. What a fantastic find tucked down a little Alley in the centre of Honiton. Great ales, lagers and cider. wonderfully friendly staff, great food from the tearoom. Would highly recommend. If you find yourself in Honiton make sure you visit.

We have visited this establishment on a couple of occasions and have been pleased with the service and above all the quality of the food served.We have no reservations in recommending this establishment.

Great place with character and wonderful staff. Good food. Dog friendly. Very welcoming. Will be making sure we make this a regular stop when in Honiton.

The pint of Otter that I had was lovely, couldn't be faulted and inexpensive. BUT The Vine's internet was only available to staff, always a turn-off when told that. It looked as if it was run by inbreds for inbreds. It was like something out of League Of Gentlemen. Altogether a strange brief forgettable experience.

Tucked away down an alleyway behind the pub of the same name, this is a little gem. Only about 4 tables so it's nice and cosy. A good selection of snacks and meals at reasonable prices served up by very friendly and welcoming staff. Well worth a visit.

I cannot believe I didn.t know about this little gem. I.ve lived a little way away for 45 odd years and not seen a sign about it. I spotted the sign, and went to investigate. I was in pub heaven, and tea room heaven. I will going once a week on the bus and going in for coffee and lunch in the tea room, and then come back after shopping , for a glass of wine. Over the moon

After dropping off my car for a service searched the High Street from one end to the other before disappearing down an alleyway to find this lovely establishment. An inviting glow from the open fire at one end of the lounge creating a cosy inviting atmosphere. Ordered broccoli and stilton soup and chicken in a cream sauce with vegetables for a main course. Sat by the fire and devoured the courses along with a pint of the local beer. Food, service and ambience all excellent. The card players were also there as had been mentioned in previous reports. I would like to add that I think this was also a dog friendly pub/cafe/restaurant.

A real country pub atmosphere , log fire , locals playing cards a small well stocked bar with dining room attached and cheerful landlady and staff .Lunch was great and well priced . All all hidden away down an alleyway adjacent to BOOTS .The Vine will be our place to go whenever we are in Honiton .

Dear little tea shop. Tucked away down an alley way. Good pot of tea served on vintage crockery. Massive slice of cake. Delicious and fresh. Hot water with the tea which is always good. Have visited before and intend to visit again.

We went to the vine on a blissful afternoon. I myself enjoyed a fabulous mocha, the best one I've had in ages to be precise! The service was really quick and very friendly staff. Would definitely love to go here more often. The only flaw in this business is you have to spend a minimum of £10 to pay by card, but other than that it's fantastic! Thank you very much for being such great hosts.

Went in to the vine tea rooms for a quick drink and opted for the hot chocolate, and i wasn't disappointed! all of the staff were friendly, but I must say I was exceptionally impressed with the top quality customer service from the pretty girl in a blue velvet top! Will definitely be visiting again sometime in the near foreseeable future.

Walking down the passage to the Vine was one of our better choices during our stay in Honiton. Easy to miss, but once we'd been bitten by the bug it was hard not to return!It's a very small pub/tea room combo and is a real treasure. The place exudes character, the staff are warm, caring people who are on first name terms with the regulars and welcome new visitors with the same warmth.We had lunch in the bar one day and an afternoon tea the next. The food was all made in-house and beautifully done. Tables outside in the garden for a sunny day or a roaring fire in the bar and a warm Aga in the tea room when it's cold. What more could one want!

Really lovely place, well worth seeking out. Pub and tea room combined so plenty of choice and excellent quality food. Very friendly and full of character.

This place is a true gem....lovely walled garden, off the High Street and very good home-made food ..I mean tasty.. ! .I understand the cakes are delicious but I dare not go down that path! .. Sara, Sheila and their very pleasant young helpers are so friendly and Nicky behind the bar is brilliant in welcoming everyone....In winter the interior area can be small for eating but I understand that is being addressed ...Food prices are very reasonable ( portions large ) Just wonderful to see an independent pub and Tea Room doing so well with all their hard work . IGNORE those commercial outlets , go there...

Via een smal steegje kom je hier terecht. De tuin leent zich prima voor de lunch. De mussen vliegen de hele tijd om je heen en je waant je in een andere wereld. Het geluid van de weg is niet te horen. Wij hebben genoten van de daily salad en de pie. Ook de milkshake met ijs smaakte goed. Vriendelijke service en waarschijnlijk binnenkort weer een fatsoenlijk heren toilet.

Found this place in a little alleyway and we were pleased we did. Place your order in the tea room and sit outside in the Devon sunshine. Platter of prawns, mackerel and smoked salmon was v tasty. Pea soup flavoursome with big chunks of granary. Cream tea was spot-on as well.

This tea room is absolutely beautiful, not only is it reasonable the food is out of this world and staff so so friendly. My mum and I sat in there garden which may I add was surrounded by very cared for flowers and so many birds and bird tables! We both had a savoury scone which was home made and very Moorish! I could not rate this tea room high enough and can't wait to return again!

Stopped off in Honiton on our way to Dartmoor. Small cafe down a narrow passage off the High Street and at the back of the pub. Very vintage feel to the cafe but we opted to sit outside in the delightfully enclosed garden. Tried the homemade soup and blue cheese and walnut salad both of which were good size portions and tasty. Great spot for lunch or a drink. Apparently the garden is lit in the evening which I imagine would be charming.

The Tea Rooms at The Vine, located in Vine Passage, immediately off the centre of Honiton is a first class venue. There is a charming garden area with tables and chairs and the interior is equally attractive and cosy. The staff are friendly and engaging. There is a decent menu and the food, service and presentation is excellent. The adjoining Vine pub gives wider choices for your drink. Highly recommended.

Stopped here for afternoon tea, we had scones with jam and cream and it was very enjoyable.The restaurant is cosy and very friendly with proper China plates and cups to complement the experience. The staff were friendly and the tea was not expensive.

What a jem of a place as I love vintage style and tea always tastes nicer in China cups and saucers . I have been in here before and will again , service is always good and staff are friendly . Lots of light lunches and cakes available too .

Went out to lunch with my son and came across this place which is down a side alley off the main street. A lovely place, warm and welcoming. The lunch menu was simple but plenty to choose from for a snack . The sandwiches are lovely which is what we had. Would recommend this little gem as its quiet and homely. There is a little green lawn outside to sit when the sun is shining! Would go back

A lovely little tea room hidden away off the high street. Staff excellent and the food is delicious, especially the gorgeous home made cakes and scones. Well worth a visit.

Popped in for a quick cuppa and tea cake , never knew it was here found it by asking in the card shop if she knew of anywhere so it was recommended . We weren't disappointed I loved it there as it was vintage style , nice display of cakes and tables layed nicely , service was quick and friendly , yes I would return .

We went for a Valentines lunch which was really nice. It was a small, simple menu and the two dishes we had were very well made, home cooked fine food. All the staff, the lady behind the bar and the waitress were very friendly. It felt like they were pleased to have us in their pub

Tucked away but well worth the effort to find. It's a quiet corner. V welcoming, especially to well behaved Labradors (my one blagged herself lots of dog biscuits). Food was very nice, made for a lovely lunch. But it was the friendly staff and atmosphere that really made it. Thank you, especially from Poppy the lab.

On my first visit to Honiton yesterday, having recently moved near Exeter whilst browsing the local shops with my daughter we came across the sign for this little restaurant/cafe and walked down the little alleyway to it passing the charming flowered garden which must be delightful to sit in on warm days, especially as it is well set back from the High Street which you can't see from thereThere was a lovely fire burning away on one side of the counter where a few tables were but were full so we sat at the last vacant table on the other side.On the blackboard were a selection of specials of the day including 2 or 3 soups including Brocolli & Stilton and amongst the main courses was a Steak & Kidney Pie with Puff pastry accompanied by vegetables which I decided upon. My daughter chose the mushroom on garlic bread covered with a delivious creamy sauce. It arrived within 10 minutes or so and as well as looking very appetising with its big layer of puff pastry, and side dish of fresh cauliflour, carrots, peas and potatoes was absolutely delicious!! Real home cooking taste, the meat just melted in your mouth and there was kidney in it of course in a super sauce, the potatoes reminded me of the flavour of 'jerseys' from where I originate! and the carrots were cooked just right, tender but not overcooked. I asked for a little knob of butter to put onto my potatoes and within moments a little dish with 3 good knobs arrived with a smile!Unfortunately we had no real space left to sample the puddings including the Treacle tat we fancied so had a lovely pot of tea for 2. The bill came to a fraction over 18 pounds and was worth every penny. Pity some of the pubs around can't offer such excellent fare!Attentive staff, friendly and ready to oblige!We will be back for sure!!!Thanks!!

Small but very friendly tea room. Very warm welcome, and lovely lunch. Plenty of food and very reasonably priced. Quite a charming place oldy worldly and well worth a visit. The cakes looked out of this world although we didn't indulge. Would definitely go back!

Produce bought locally. Good home cooking, delicious cakes and desserts. Cosy Tearoom. Beautiful decorated cakes.

It is down an alley at the back of the Vine Inn on the High Street so easily passed by. We stopped for a midday snack and found it was inexpensive and great quality. It is well worth finding fit it's old fashioned feel alone.

It's like stepping back in time here! It's just off the Main Street tucked up a little alley. The garden is pretty and has tables and chairs inside is untouched and old fashioned. The food is locally sourced and very good value, everything from a cuppa and cake through to a three course meal. No frills just good old fashioned service, value and ethos. Adjoining is an independent free house which looks equally good

Tucked away at the top of an alley we found this small but inviting cafe. Our meals were scrumptious and good value for money. The staff were friendly and helpful and the toilet facilities were clean but very small. Would visit again.

a very calm atmospheric pub, tucked away down a little alley in the centre of Honiton. Lovely courtyard garden. I had pea and ham ricotta tart with salad. It was pretty to look at ,and very tasty. The puddings, with clotted cream, are just first class. A chunky blackberry and apple pie, with bake off winner standard pastry... Lucky old Honiton to have a pub like this.