The best restaurants in Combe Martin North Devon South West

Beware parking fines! Just got a £100 fine for parking up for cream tea. The parking is nothing to do with the cafe but a lovely cream tea just become an incredibly expensive experience - more signs needed on the cafe to remind customers to pay and display - inadequate signs outside Storm in a Teacup

What an absolute gem of a place the castle inn is, very welcoming and such a lovely warm and inviting atmosphere . We came on a Friday evening where the pub organises a meat raffle to raise funds for local charities or organisations close to their and the villages hearts . Staff are always smiling and happy to help customers . Friendly and fun little pub will definitely come back :) Well done Dave, shazla and the castle crew xx

Great food, choice of 4 currys. I had the madras and my husband had the tikka masala which were both excellent and a large selection of deserts. We both had the exotic cheesecake with scoops of coconut ice cream, light and scrumptious. The decor of the cafe/restaurant is interesting and quirky.

A quick stop, only bottles ales, draught lager and cider. The food looks great and a fab price, although as per normal, we don't eat out. At the bar, a local lady said the food was fantastic and from what I saw , I cannot disagree. Lovely welcome from the barmaid with the colourful hair!

Closed down! Not one cafe open in Combe Martin! Came to Combe Martin to walk some of the coastal path. Hoped to get some lunch at a cafe.

We found this gem on our recent holiday. The location is great and the pub has a lovely welcoming feel to it. We visited twice and had a great meal on both occasions.

Food very lovely, staff very friendly, no problem with booking. good choice of wine and beers. Place is clean.

My sister and brother in law wanted to treat me to a special meal. They booked the Taster Menu for the 3 of us. The waitress was very attentive and gave wonderful service. However we were not offered the wines to go with the taster menu which seemed odd if you are having a taster meal. When the ‘amuse bouché’ arrived there was only 2 portions and we were told it was a sharing plate, really? No mention of that on the menu. The meal was very slow coming out and when it did it was extremely salty. To say I was embarrassed for my sister who wanted to treat me, is an understatement so much so that I actually paid the bill. I’m afraid I am probably spoilt by eating in France most of the time, but my impression of this restaurant is that it’s over pretentious and sadly not brilliant. Although a fabulous location with great views, I do not wish to return.

Was moved into a better room with a fantastic sea view. The hotel has a brilliant venue room, only problem it is down a very steep hill.

On Holiday in Berrynarbour. Lovely place. I had looked online at the Ye Olde Goble and was interested to see such a pub with a history. I was impressed with how the interior had been kept to its original style and not upgraded to a chain pub. The food looked good so we decided to have a drink before ordering food. I stood at the bar for 5 minutes before being acknowledged and my order taken. I was the only customer at the bar but the staff were busy with I assumed other things. Now I am up for rustic charm but the charm of the dog hair in my beer and some other unidentifiable flotsam in my beer put me off 1: Finishing my beer. 2: Ordering meals. Now I really at the time should spoken to the staff and made them aware but I couldn’t be bothered as after the wait to get served had already marked the Ye Olde Golbe down. When returning to the area we will return as is a nice pub and this may have been a One off.

In a word: appalling. We ordered two ham and cheese panninis - nothing too complicated there you'd gave thought. First, they got the order wrong: annoying but not the end of the world. However, we had to wait almost 50 minutes for the food we ordered to arrive, after having chased it three or four times and being told each time that it was coming. The staff were either untrained or incompetent. And we had to pay a 10% service charge!

The most disgusting fish and chips we have ever had. The piece of fish was so small, I've had bigger fish finger. So little fish in awful hard batter. The only recommendation I have is don't buy food from here.

Whilst staying here on holiday at Hidden Valley we decided to book for Sunday lunch. Had a lovely plate full of roast beef and pork, roast potatoes, roast parsnips and carrots, green beans, cauliflower cheese, stuffing, Yorkshire pudding and plenty of nice rich gravy. It was lovely and hot, plus great friendly staff. Highly recommended.

Stayed here for 2 nights to attend a friends wedding in a resort 5 minutes walk up the road. When we arrived it was very busy with people eating in the pub/restaurant and there was no parking. Staff advised they had saved us a space and we moved the cones and got parked. Quickly checked in and shown to our room. The room was spacious and clean. Large bed with 2 single duvets, my only grumble was it was not great sleeping under 2 single duvets on the double bed. We asked staff about getting to the bed behind the hotel and booked a table for dinner bit later, they were really helpful. 20 minute walk up a very steep hill behind the hotel and down a steep cliff path, we were on the most stunning beach, we had a swim! We had the local rump steak and chips for dinner that night and it was delicious. Breakfast both mornings was included and was very nice indeed. Would recommend the food here. We enjoyed our stay here and very good location for attending our friends wedding at Watermouth Cove.

My partner and I had a lovely meal here to celebrate his birthday. It was a quiet evening, so we were lucky enough to choose where to sit and eat. Naturally, we chose a table with a sea view to accompany our meal which added to the atmosphere of the evening. The service was excellent and we both felt very welcome, we received our food within 10 minutes of ordering and the portion sizes were great value for money. We will visit again the next time we are back in Combe Martin.