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I have visited Dayer's on a number of occassions over many years. Always impressed with the quality of food and service.The restaurant is situated in the middle of a business park and it caters mainly for local office workers. The lunchtime menu is similar to that you will find in a good pub. Service is quick and efficient.We visited the restaurant on Friday lunchtime. The restaurant was packed with almost every table taken. Avoid the Cajun Chicken Sizzler. The fries accompanying the dish were amazing but the rest failed at every level from concept to execution. Other dishes met our expectations and we would definitely return.If the chef or owners are reading this review, please add more vegetarian options on the menu.

Visited Soar Mill Cove nr Salcombe for a Devon Cream Tea. The view from the hotel lounge was amazing and the best cream tea I’ve ever had! Fabulous scones, ample clotted cream, homemade jam and fresh strawberries 🍓 yummy! Would definitely recommend if you’re close by!

Called in for 2 steak bake pasties. Fast and efficient service despite being busy. Got to be the best pasties we've ever had! So enjoyable as nice and hot ,lots of filling and delicious flaky pastry. Sat in the nearby park to eat them. Good choice to buy from there. Would highly recommend.

The coffee is great and the best prices around for the quality and size. The light bites were delicious, again very well priced for what you get. Would definitely recommend if you aren’t too fussed about coffee with a view or environment or brand name.

Not a fan of charging £2 extra for a plastic cup to drink outside even though you can get it back on return of the cup. Waited 20min to be served in a long que so not going through that for £2. Not a Fan

Strange but quaint place to get to. Be prepared for a staircase, a handrail on both sides, and you'll need it to, to climb upstairs. Once upstairs, we were approached by a smiling member of staff, who said, "Sit where you like." The floor slopes, but once seated, it seems you forget. We all had Devon cream & jam scone with a cup of coffee each. Wow, the scone freshly made earlier, was warm. It just melted in your mouth. Once you got the jam & cream on, or is it cream & jam. My aunt & I had a latte & my husband & uncle had a cappuccino. Stand carefully for the loo, you may fall. There is only one unisex toilet. We paid and left. Back down the staircase again....the restaurant is above a shop, which is situated by the museum. Not for disabled people..though I made it with my walking stick. No car parking.

Won't be using these again. Placed an order and paid online to receive a message saying our order was declined. We called up and it was because they had no tofu. We were never refunded. Gave them a second chance and they have done the same again. Refused to honour the payment 6 days later. They have now just said we shall be refunded within 10 days. Becareful if paying online.

We stayed in Mill Cottage just down the road from The Fishermen's Rest. We had an amazing time in the pub. We were made so welcome. The food was excellent and the staff were brilliant. A million thanks to Mark, Athenia, Libby and Chris for bringing us into their world. We will be back xxx

The taste of the food was great😋😋😋😋

Called the restaurant 3 times, they were wanting for the driver to collect. Arrived more than 30 minutes late even though it was marked as delivered at 6.30 but didn't get here until 7pm. I called restaurant to check and it hadn't been collected yet

Arrived barely warm, there was chunks of stale fried bread in with chips, spare ribs dry and chewy. Crispy seaweed was soggy, salt chilli chicken dry and chewy. Spring roll wash mushy. Pork balls and egg fried rice was OK.

Had evening dinner here a few times, as part of a stay at the hotel. The food and friendly service each night were excellent. It is particularly good for fish/seafood. Thanks go to all involved.

Not sure they understand that a kebab goes inside a pitta usually. Fairly awful yet expensive food and the place is filthy, floors unswept and covered in old dirty food.

Like something from Dante's Vision of Hell. With TV screens. A pub for all-day-drinkers (alcoholics), the long term unemployed (unemployable) and thick teenagers. Grossly unappealing groups of the lumpen proletariat usually gathered outside coughing their lungs out with roll-ups. Can't Wetherspoons make a bid for it?

Decent food, easy to order via app or at the bar and came out quick enough as well.