The best restaurants in Okehampton West West Devon South West

Excellent service, amazing food, would definitely recommend 5*

Good food, good music and good company. A relaxing afternoon spent in the beer garden listening to the band.

Took advantage of the sunday carvery offer, 2 for £20.... I'd never been here before,despite being local. Was served by a young girl who was polite, helpful and welcoming. The food was really nice, just a shame they'd run out of Yorkshire puddings! We would definitely come again. Very good value for the money and the added bonus was no washing up!! Actually a really nice pub, nicely decorated nice atmosphere and nice service... Many thanks and hope to see you soon!

Excellent breakfast and exceptionally nice coffee. Spotlessly clean and friendly staff. Well worth a visit!!! Will visit again when in the area!

My wife and I were in Okehampton for a couple of days and fancied a big breakfast before starting off for hone. We found the cafe on google maps and gave it a try. The breakfast was very good and there was lots of choice. The cafe is quite small with 5 tables for 4 and 1 for 2 people. It’s laid out in the style of an American diner. It looks like it’s run by two ladies, one in the kitchen and one serving, so when it’s busy things can take a bit longer, but it’s worth the wait. The waitress was very helpful and accommodating moving us to another table when the sun was shining in our eyes. The cafe was very clean and fresh with the tables and chairs disinfected after each customer. I would recommend giving the cafe a try.

First time visiting this restaurant after reading the lovely reviews. Expecting to have a lovely cooked breakfast in the restaurant to start our day only to be told restaurant not open due to no staff. Take away only Had 2 baps and 2 coffees £18 very disappointed the baps were small brioche buns. Won’t be returning..

Where exactly is Waitrose going now? Their vegan stock used to be supurb then gradually they replaced the good stuff with obscure trendy stuff that never seemed to move off the shelf, now the vegan section is a tiny little section at the end of a shelf with nothing that I find suitable to buy. I used to spend aboit £150 a week in this shop, now im lucky if I spend £50. I have started to go to Sainsbury in Marsh Barton on the way home from work. They have a huge range, so Waitrose, you have driven me away, I hope others follow suit. 😒

Laura and the staff welcoming and very friendly, service above and beyond made to feel at ease and comfortable, food and drinks were excellent, highly recommended and will be visiting again on a regular basis

Great take away with plenty of choice. The staff were very friendly and helpful

We “just” drank a beer here. The service was super nice and helpful with the beer selection.

I am very disgusted with the manager and her staff. The staff were parked in the disabled bays or the trolley's were. I am disabled plus I had my 81 year old father and my 74 year old mother. I spoke to the manager and said some of the staff parked there because they work until 2 am. I visited at 1.30pm on a Saturday and had to make them walk as I had park quite a way away.

We stayed in the cottage suite which was exceptionally clean and tidy and beautifully presented. The host is friendly and helpful. Me and my wife will be returning.

Came for lunch with the dog after recommendation of nearby vet. Welcomed. Allowed to sit wherever we chose. Menu immediately available and specials updated. Quaint area at the far end with a few books on shelves and some white fairy lights strung about the ceiling. We were at the other end. Almost all customers pensioner couples and a two eccentrics sat as singles. We both went for specials. I had the odd sounding soup - cauliflower, brocoli, Stilton and Yarg, followed by my first ever circular veg lasagne and my partner the puff pastry topped chicken and leak pie. All these dishes were (and we were warned) much, much too hot - but we waited and although the lasagne had little texture all three items were tasty. With a pot of tea each the lunch came to approx £34 which was about right. I’m not sure we would have taken the place as being arty (maybe they have evening events?). The high level vent in the lavatory was blocked by dust and fluff; and the varnished surface of our, and the other tables we could see had a crinkled and rough surfaces, giving the impression that they were wet and or sticky which they actually weren’t. Don’t like even low level gripes but surely this business could spend a short time vacuuming those vent, sanding and putting a fresh coat on the table tops and most importantly showing the kitchen how to send out food and edible temperatures. The two servers who dealt with us were very friendly, informative and helpful. This place is nothing special but we had a good lunch and I dare say we could not have had a better one in any other Okehampton cafe.

Spent £50+. chicken wings no flavour and slimy, chow mein was mush and had no flavour chips were edible but clearly needed the oil changing fried rice was microwaved or warmed up fish tasted like a plastic bag so do not recommend to anyone hopefully we don’t get ill tonight

The chap serving seemed friendly enough - but mushrooms still frozen in the middle & kebab barely warm. Disappointed