The best restaurants in South West

We visited The Fish house to celebrate my daughter’s 21st birthday. The food was delicious, the location fabulous and the service as fantastic . Such a lovely team of staff at compliment the food

Amazing service and food, you won’t regret it. Food is more than worth the price, the waitress that took care of our table, Erem, was absolutely fantastic.

I has dinner here with friends. The mousakka was delicious and the service was great. The restaurant itself is very atmospheric; make sure to see the bathrooms

I visited for the last time. My lunch was wonderful as usual , Hubby had the ploughman’s . I couldn’t wait for a piece or should I say slab of strawberry & cream cake. This wonderful place CLOSED at the end of September. The lease no longer viable , the cafe has decided to move to TRURO . So although I am sad , I know I will be able to visit TRURO for my delicious Cakes. So if you love this place like I do look out for ‘The Cake House’ in Truro .

Amazing food, both mains and desserts also amazing service. Highly recommend, would definitely come again. 5****** .

Food and experience was great but it was very expensive!! Then they snuck a gratuity charge on which was over £16 without saying anything about it onto the bill. The service was great but realistically not above and beyond or worth that much!!

What a lovely place to have a cuppa tea and a bite to eat. The food was amazing. We had sandwiches and the thai pea and spinach soup which was delicious. Jackie and Alan have created a warm welcoming tearoom with some thoughtful and inspiring words of wisdom displayed on the walls. I certainly recommend this place to anybody who visits Stow on the Wold but be sure to book in advance.

we had amazing food served with friendly, professional service. Despite being fully booked the attention to detail was wonderful. Well done to Ceri and Matt for running Restaurant Four so well!

We have been regulars at L’Artisan for many years. It was our absolute favourite restaurant and we were devastated when it closed. Yves was a magician in the kitchen; the food was always fabulous and imaginative, the presentation beautiful and the ambience wonderful. Elisabeth always made us very welcome, with hugs and kisses all round, as did Anna, their lovely waitress. It was such a relaxed atmosphere and we loved talking to Yves when he emerged from the kitchen to chat with clients. What shall we do now without you? Lesley & Roger

Excellent food, efficient service. We came on a Sunday night when it was very quiet but service was excellent. We had a hot mixed mezzanine to share for starters followed by chicken shish and lamb sarma beiti. All dishes were so good. Would definitely recommend this place!

Located about one third of the way to Stepper Point, this cafe offers cafe fare, along with an excellent Cornish cream tee and a great view of Doom Bar where so many ships have wrecked in the past. Unfortunately there are no bathrooms offered.

Outstanding independent coffee/doughnut/hog roast takeaway. Welcoming people (thanks Joey & Bailey!) who were friendly and happy to chat. Coffee was delicious (freshly brewed filter), and the hog roast roll was the best I’ve had - complete with crackling. Don’t get me started on the doughnuts.

I recently dined here with a friend for her birthday. The Service was above average at best, but this is not fault of their own, they had some very needy customers in the very small dining area they provide. I'm not overly a big fan of the food they serve here but they is just my personal opinion and again, no fault of theirs, just something I should have had a better look at before dining there. I hope to return once I've had more time to look over the menu they provide.

The best cream tea in Devon,home made and delicious! Try the savoury scone tea as well a good alternative, sandwiches are to die for!

Thought the waiter CK was great and the food was very tasty. It was a lovely time! It’s nice to eat Sri Lankan food. I wish you didn’t have to write 100 characters though!