The best restaurants in Trinity East Devon South West

Out for a walk around Lyme Regis & we followed the River Lim Trail. We noticed the Black Dog tearooms on one of the information boards & decided to pay a visit. We were so glad we did as our lunch was delicious. Homemade soup served with lovely homemade bread made using flour from the Town Mill. The cakes looked wonderful so we couldn't resist a slice of lemon & raspberry sponge for afters. It's certainly on our list of places to visit again especially as it was an easy walk from Lyme Regis.

Basically, an open-air eatery linked to a shop selling fishing gear. Fishing boats moored nearby. ideal for a pre-fishing trip snack. Food was only average.

Another year at the Ship for our Walkers Christmas Dinner. There were eighteen of us. It did not disappoint. Great food (good selection of choices), efficient service and as always, friendly staff. Many thanks once again

Amazing food and a friendly atmosphere. Very good menu and reasonably priced. Will definitely be going back when next in Lyme Regis.

Very relaxed atmosphere. Charming staff. Tea cake and almond croissant delicious. Disappointed that dogs were allowed as they could easily be left in the car!!

Went in this cafe for breakfast.Told there was a half an hour wait.When the breakfast came out most of it was cold. It's a nice location and with a complete face-lift,which includes new staff could do quite well.

Small family dinner post Storm Daraggh (sic) on a Monday evening. Never been before but really impressed. Nice menu, nice attentive staff and a great meal. We shall be back. Best pub meal I’ve had since moving down here 4 years ago !

We were looking forward to ‘Pie Night’ for a long time, since our friends had been previously. We were not disappointed! The pies were absolutely delicious - especially my fish pie. Out of this world good and hands down the BEST most scrumptious fish pie I’ve ever had. Extremely generous portions, hot veggies, yummy desserts and wonderful service. Really enjoyed ourselves and can’t wait to go back for more.

I've been popping in this pub for years on and off for years as a ' tourist ' I just wanted a snack with a lunchtime beer, I saw pork crackling, perfect... I bid farewell to my £5-50 and was looking forward to my pork crackling with paprika salt on a bed of apple. I got half a packet of near stale pork crunch on some cold apple sauce... The lovely lady who served me looked embarrassed to put it on the table. I don't usually do reviews like this but sometimes I feel I have to.. come on Harbour inn... really!! ... One of the previous times I was there I found a slug in my lettuce ... The guy who was working there at the time reimbursed me, I don't know his name but he was in there this lunch time, I believe he, and/or his partner works at the picture house. .. I'm not trying to go out of my way to make an issue but just commenting on my experiences in there ..

This was our first visit to Lyme Regis and after having a little look around we were all getting a little hungry so we decided to stop off at Jane's Cafe on the parade. There were five of us and we all shared two boxes of cheesy chips together, I can't comment on the drinks that the others had but the cheesy chips were very nice. Good position sizes although could have been a little bigger but the chips were nice and there was plenty of grated cheese on top - I expect it would have been even better if it was melted slightly! There were plenty of places to sit and eat with nice views over the beach. The only negative comment from a family member was that the staff were a little slow serving the drinks but the food was ready pretty quickly and it was hot which was the main thing! A good little place to stop for a quick drink and something to eat.....