The best restaurants in Tavistock North West Devon South West

Great local sports bar with friendly landlords. Very competitively priced. Take my Tavistock u14 football team back there on a Saturday and they do a great sausage and chips.

Extremely friendly and welcoming staff. Had a one night stay. The room was comfortable, clean and had everything you needed. Breakfast was excellent and freshly cooked.

Booked a table for 16 friends and family to celebrate our anniversary. The staff were very accommodating. Absolutely faultless service. The food was excellent and very reasonably priced. Best Indian restaurant in the SouthWest. Large menu and the restaurant was spotlessly clean. Will definitely be going back.

Good portions for a good price, nice little cafe. Friendly waitress.

Great coffee and fabulous cake ....... what more do cyclists like. 🚴‍♂️

We arrived and were immediately greeted by a lovely lady and shown to our seats. Another lady served us and the food was good wholesome home made cooking. We both loved our choices. We noticed the degree of personal care the restaurant gives to each of its customers. A real home from home. Thank you, from two weary travellers.

Paid for 5 items of food and upon returning home,discovered that only 4 had been put in the food box. Service was a little vague to be honest.

I ordered a large pastie which I paid £4.50 what I got was a small pastie which waisted terrible. How oggy can say they are the best pastie around I don't know they are rubbish. And should be ashamed selling small pastie as a large. You even need to clean up ur shop and stop ur staff from picking there nose wen serving.

Cute little cafe! Amazing breakfast, with good knowledge of cross contamination for allergies! Would highly recommend!

We eat an awful lot of Indian food,this was one of the the worst.And the fact,we have both been ill this morning with upset stomachs, something that has never happened before just adds to our utter disappointment. Firstly the starters,mixed kebab,dry lamb kebab,chicken without much flavour,then the worst samosa we've ever eaten,almost metallic in flavour. Well we didn't eat them,tasteless,bland,poor filling,I feel bought in,not homemade. The mains,we were looking forward to a flavoursome meal again,an utter disappointment. The Chicken Deshi apparently a chef's speciality.Bland fried chicken breast pieces,then cooked in the sauce with the okra,the meat was tender but utterly flavourless,it had taken on none of the layering of flavour,you expect,no skill in this!!I've had better supermarket curries. The Lamb Korai,swimming in ghee,no real sauce,not hot as it stated and again totally lacking any complexity of flavour. The only items that had any flavour and were passable,were the Bombay Aloo and Bhindi Bhajee the rest was a waste of money,and most ended up in the bin. On the plus size the portions were a good size but to us flavour is paramount and pretty much the whole meal fell very short. We won't return,what a waste of £50,for a very upset stomach.

Disappointed after previous visits. Food wasn't hot ,coleslaw had a skin formed over it long waiting time to be served and receive meal. Was quite busy maybe more staff needed.

Super tasting food, we are regulars and know the staff well. Great food and service every time.

As a vegan, lovely options. Milkshakes and toasties!!!

Busy cafe in the heart of Tavistock where parking can be a challenge. There is a counter at the front in the shop part and a cafe at the back which tends to be busy especially at peak times. The treat is a crodot - a cream and variously decorated cake that is a cross between and croissant and a doughnut. Half each might be enough for some people. Don't go too late or you'll miss them.

Brilliant little cafe, lovely farm shop. Food was amazing and we were served by a lovely waitress called Georgia! Would definitely recommend.