The best restaurants in Newbridges East Devon South West

An outstanding alfresco experience! What a fabulous experience. I have been wanting to come to High Grange for ages and it certainly didn’t disappoint. We enjoyed the most amazing feast sourced from a 5 mile radius. What a beautiful setting too. We watched the sunset with fresh strawberry cocktails and enjoyed watching all of the food being prepared in Green Eggs. Friendly efficient staff. We’ll be back! Couldn’t recommend it more highly

Delicious 3 course meal deal from Old Dairy Kitchen the treacle tart and fresh brandy custard was outstanding 😋

Great Sunday lunch served here by the friendly team, good value for the large portions of well cooked veg! Pub has classic character with fires blazing throughout.

We were expecting more in the way of French groceries, but we did buy a good selection of French cheeses and Pates, the choice of French wines was extremely good, were able to but what we wanted, We will be back, all the way from Cornwall!!

Chef Henry's homemade spicy parsnip soup has to be tasted to be believed. Served with hot, fresh, crusty bread. Heinz 5 - Henry 10. Ideal for a light lunchtime snack. Excellent, friendly service. Well worth a visit if you are in the area.

What a lovely pub! As soon as we arrived, we were given a warm welcome. The pub has a friendly atmosphere, with lovely staff. The menu options are great, with a specials board too. The food was delicious, perfect portions, served piping hot & freshly cooked. Fantastic value for money, so much nicer than mainstream chain pubs. A real gem of a pub, would thoroughly recommend.

The food at The Butchers Block is fresh, yummy and very reasonably priced. Highly recommend! There is a wide variety to chose from including vegetarian options and healthier options too.

I went to the coffee cupping experience and really enjoyed it. Tried 8 different coffees and given a choice of one to take home included in the price. Dan was great. Well informed and modest so didn’t make anyone feel out of place. Coffee was high quality and lovely and the company is working hard to ensure the beans are ethically sourced and packaged. A great place to pick up a take away coffee and some pretty amazing looking cake! And an added bonus of the Lyme bay winery opposite.

I came along to River Cottage last night - I attended the Thursday night vegetable supper club with friends. The food was delicious, innovative. Full of flavour. There are 2 courses to choose from, mains and a dessert. I had the curried squash Dal with Kale this was amazing. Followed by a chocolate beetroot torte with spiced poached pears and yoghurt. This was a delight for my taste buds. Friendly, relaxed atmosphere in the restaurant and very friendly staff. Very affordable prices on food and drinks. There is a shop come deli inside the restaurant selling a great selection of cook books, blankets, honey and more. RC I will come again. I loved it!

Great steak cooked to perfection. Was fully booked but managed to fit us in last minute..would highly recommend eating here

Birthday lunch for two wives. Only people there but Steve, the owner , could not have been more helpful and friendly. The reastraunt is open to non residents as this is a mix of self-catering and hotel site. Food prepared fresh and coked to order. As some of you know im in a wheelchair and came to the downstairs enterence, wrong. When you drive onto the site carry on around to the right to the back where it is wheelchair accessible. Upstairs also has a disabled toilet. Food wise too much to say here so please take a look at the website. Will we be going back, oh definitely.

Food lovely big portions The landlord is miserable seems to be only interested in the locals 🤨 could do with a customer service course !!!!

Proper old school country pub that does lovely food, they are very amenable to cater to your needs. Love the atmosphere and ambience.

We had researched local places to get a cream tea in the area - we were on holiday in Membury. As this was only 10 mins away from where we were staying, we drove to The Teapot Cafe. It was a lovely looking cafe within a farm shop area. (Lots of other lovely shops too.) It was very busy outside - we wouldn't sit out side though as there were too many wasps and dogs. We went inside where there were plenty of tables. We went to the counter to order our creams teas to find out they had run out of scones! Such a shame. They offered us cake but we were there for the cream teas! Sadly we decided to leave.

If you want a mouldy room which is in a state of disrepair then this is it. Absolutely disgusting for the amount of money I paid to stay here, toilet had a leak which had mould all round the floor area, the bath/shower had mould on the walls, the skirting boards had all cracks and was in a bad state of disrepair, a hole in the back of the bathroom door, an alarm kept going off around 05:30am on sunday/Monday morning, only person to complain to was a duty manager from greggs who look after the rooms apparently. Absolutely fuming, and I still had no response from the owner in regards to this matter so have seeked legal advice. BE WARNED DONT STAY HERE