The best restaurants in Shaldon and Stokeinteignhead Teignbridge South West

A friendly welcome with wonderful coffee and tasty snacks. Cosy little cafe in the heart of the village, was perfect to relax and enjoy one of the best coffees I have tasted. Home made cakes are delicious.

Foot rather warm,not good for Sunday lunch! Staff could have been more service conscious.

Lovely 'proper' pub. Very cosy and welcoming with friendly staff.

An absolute delight and the best customer service i have seen in years. After a understandable mix up with my stepdaughter's order (the Mac n Cheese had just sold out, staff so busy, they hadn't had chance to take it off the menu) we were not only given a full refund, but one which had the 15% discount put back on. Such kindness by the staff was amazing. The venue itself is delightful, the food, gorgeous and very reasonably priced. Highly recommend.

Lovely staff but booked meal was very late ( although complementaru prawn crackers were proffered ) and not brilliant ( very very lumpy gravy and "roast chicken "appeared to be two chicken thighs from a multi pack not slices of roast chicken) - also quite expensive £19 for one course for sunday lunch

I had been recommended this place and I won't lie, it IS lovely. Unfortunately I can't comment on the food though, as the locals were so rude about sharing one of the only ashtrays outside, I didn't stay. Where I come from it's a £75 fine for throwing a cigarette butt on the floor. The locals would rather I did that it seems. Do NOT let this completely discourage you from going, mind, as the bar staff were friendly and welcoming. It's not their fault their locals are rude. I will visit again but will choose my time more carefully.

First visit to the Bucket and Spade. We decided to stop for a coffee. The young lady serving was lovely and polite and attentive. Lovely clean/modern restaurant. Only £5 for a coffee and a cake and lovely views to boot.. We will probably go back for a meal as menu looked quiet nice.

Popped in for breakfast and found a vegan cake so sat and ordered drinks. Excellent to have a nice looking vegan cake! Nothing vegan on the menu but a lovely member of staff offered to remove items to veganise it. I would have opted for a higher rating except they still charge the full price. They are surcharge for non dairy items & hot tap water is £1.50. Excellent location just a little behind on inclusivity on the menu.

Large room, very nicely decorated, with a balcony and views across to Teignmouth. Quiet and comfortable and good food (evening and breakfast)

I went because I wanted fish, thinking it would be fresh in this location. I had the fish stew but it was very light on the fish for £20. There were a few mussels in shells on the top but the rest looked liked frozen supermarket quality. We were sat right at the bottom of the stairs so you don’t get a moments peace with people up and down. And the toilets are vile!

An amazing pub and food , the views over the beach amazing, this a must .

Walked in lovely chap greeted us with some light hearted banter .. ordered the food all cooked fresh in front of us got back to our lodge still piping hot and I’ll be honest I looked at the chips and thought these look nothing like my local chippy in the midlands . But in all honesty they was 10 times better fish Chucky and full of flavour roe fresh as you can get pies are amazing great chippy loved it would definitely go again and again

Confortable, warm lovely staff and very welcoming.

We had a very enjoyable Sunday afternoon at this lovely pub, it was packed but the service was good, the beer was excellent and the entertainment ('Adam in the hat') was brilliant. So good that they provide live music to liven up a Sunday afternoon!

Just back from quite possibly the poorest roast and service with a terrible atmosphere for a long time. Plenty of staff, woeful service, had to wave for attention, then go to the bar to ask for service later. This isn’t being over fussy, trying to catch staff eye didn’t work. There seemed to be a male and female manager that couldn’t even raise a smile let alone serve. There was a red haired lady and a very young girl that seemed the only ones working and keeping the place together. Then the food, Luke warm at best. Reheated roast potatoes, burnt yorkshires, and beef that defied cutting let alone chewing. Deserts thankfully good. Then the bill, including “ service charge “ over £200! Sadly the outside appearance during work reflected on the quality of the food and service. Usually a great place to visit, so much so that it’s a 2 hour round trip to visit and always worth it until now. What’s happened? Where’s the quality gone? Where’s the service. A smile goes a long way even if busy. We visited at 4pm so extremely quiet so no excuse