The best restaurants in Broadclyst East Devon South West

Came here for a sunday roast as a party of 4, not booked in advance and they accomodated us without batting an eyelid. Great service and absolutely incredible roast. One of the best pub roasts i've had the opportunity of eating. Pork, lamb, beef, gammon served moist with a lovely selection of veg, cauliflower cheese, a giant yorkshire pudding and lashings of gravy. Real "home cooked" vibe, this wasn't your typical deli sliced cold meats served with veg and gravy, you can tell this was cooked with care and everything was served piping hot. Top stuff, will definitely be coming here again.

A real shame! Always Order in person from here. Food arrived, no salad in the kebab. Chips were non existent and cold. Won’t be back. £27 for soggy chips and chicken that was dry!

I didn't have any food the staff were lovely.

Today I have been there and it was disappointing, cream tea experience, it was stale and tasteless,the only good thing was Roddas clotted cream on my plate

Sorry, this is about your van at Stover. Poorly equipped and so limited offerings. Hope the trial goes well and encourages the owners to invest like the Mole Valley van. Good luck, it’s a great location and could be a winner.

Sunday morning 9th January and we were awaiting the departure of our flight to Lanzarote from Exeter Airport. This cafe is located on the ground floor of the departure lounge and was the only catering facility open at the Airport. We ordered and paid for two Flat whites which were £2.70 each. Considering they were dispensed from a machine it took a long time to get our coffees. A bit disappointing that they were served in paper cups There was limited food here, which included croissants, pain and chocolat, crips and a bit more. No alcohol was on sale here.

Wednesday 12th June were awaiting the departure of our flight from Exeter Airport where this cafe is located in the Departure Lounge. Despite it's best efforts it really does not have a lot going for it. At the time of our visit it was busy and there was insufficient seating available and tables needed cleaning. It does have a licence to sell alcohol, so it was possible to buy tins and bottled beer. So with time to kill, we decided to start our holiday and bought two bottles of beer here, they were £4.50 for small bottles. Like many others having a drink here, we did not purchase food here, we went across the Lounge and purchased a meal deal in W H Smith to take on board the aircraft.

Beautiful buildings easy parking wonderful atmosphere