The best restaurants serving British food in East Devon South West

Lovely setting with friendly staff. Dog and coeliac friendly. I had the avocado with poached eggs on gluten free toast, husband had the savoury tea. Even the dog got a treat! Food was perfect.

Huge disappointment. Be warned! What is on offer is nothing like what is shown on website. Had to wait three quarters on an hour and then had to prompt for menu. Young staff very pleasant but untrained for restaurant work. Had to ask for condiments and table water. Had three different mains and all equally mediocre. Would not recommend. Very different from the divine food service and bon homie of the previous owners.

Lovely rural location. Food very nice. Husband had egg/mayo sandwich and chips which was tasty and I had cream tea. Scone was fresh, warm and home made with clotted cream and choice of jam. We were the only people there although another party was leaving when we got there and a large table was booked for afternoon tea. Would definitely recommend and very pleasant staff.

We celebrated our daughter's 5th birthday party today at Amazing Grazing. It was incredible- marquee set up with tables; smaller marquee with tuff trays of games; whole paddock with tonnes of activities from building to tyre rolling to a miniature flower shop; goat, pig and alpaca supervised feeding. Superb from start to finish. Fantastic value for money and Taro was so helpful right from booking to the day itself making sure it was the best experience for our little girl and her friends.

Excellent and great service staff polite friendly efficient and helpful. 5 star 🌟 Enjoyable experience would recommend it 👌

Food was amazing, staff was lovely, especially maisy who was lovely, other staff was amazing, couldn’t have asked for better service, hopefully there will be a pool table soon

Robin is a man, a man of seemingly average stature upon first inspection, but after sharing just a few moments with him, it becomes clear he is no man, but a god. Thank you Robin for having us, we talk about you every few days.

Great atmosphere and very good coffee...ambience and furnishings great.

Lovely service, excellent food & a good children's menu. A lovely, great place to eat

The beach is 50m away from Aby's, we were able to takeaway delicious food to the beach and enjoy the day, the food was freshly made, crisp salads, better than chip shop chips and service with a smile, what more could a customer want

Delicious seafood, best I've had in a while. Will certainly be coming back to try the rest of the menu.

Good quality food. It was a bit of a long wait but it was worth it.

What a find 💜 Totally random choice of eatery on route from Bristol to Brixham. Family if 5 adults all very satisfied. comments: best chips ever, excellent fresh veg with pie, all of it superb. I had fillet sole which was excellent, very reasonably priced. Can host small or large groups. Lots of GF options. Will be saving location for when we’re next in the area.

Our cream teas were a disappointment. Of the four key elements, the tea and cream were good. The single fruit scone was fine but had chewy, overcooked fruit on the outside and none inside—perhaps the fruit was pressed in before baking. The jam was gluey, lacked discernible fruit, and was difficult to spread. At £9.50 per cream tea (£19 for two), the price felt very steep—especially as it wasn’t displayed on menus, boards, or signage. Transparency around pricing matters, and the much lower prices still shown on Google appear out of date. The café advertises its “award-winning” cream teas, but there are no details online about what the awards are or when they were given. I rarely leave critical reviews, but when something this simple is priced at a premium, it should be spot on. I hope the café takes this as constructive feedback.

was looking for a cosy coffee and a piece of cake on a rainy half term and this place completely delivered. Well priced, quick service but the seller is the atmosphere, beautiful cal court yard