The best restaurants in Beer and Branscombe East Devon South West

As soon as you step through the door you know the place is well run; with the shop shelves beautifully stacked. All the prices were very reasonable too. Like the shop, the cafe was spotless where we enjoyed coffee that was full of flavour, but not bitter. It was obvious the whole business was being well looked after and clients were made very welcome.

A real gem of a place - friendly with a lovely atmosphere and the food was incredible!

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

Amazing food, brilliant service and tranquil atmosphere. Highly recommend!

Fantastic food, service is great don't fill rushed, good atmosphere, thanks Mike and the team, see you next year.

This is simply our favourite pub...I have lost count how many times we have been here and we don't even live close! We travel from Sussex several times a year, a good 3 hour drive and the Masons Arms is a MUST for us each and every time! We have since bought many family and friends here too. Always a great menu and great service. My 12 year old daughter is a huge fan of your padron peppers and chorizo bites! This is the epitome of a quaint English village pub with all the character you would expect and we absolutely love it. Hopefully we'll be back in August next. (Ps If you could bring back your epic ploughman's youd get 6*!!)

Unfussy friendly traditional pub. Log fire in winter, terrace in summer. Hand drawn beer. Menu is basic but the food is good, and reasonably priced

Lovely, local cafe, extremely friendly staff, great home cooked food right by the beach. Food tasted fresh and it was well presented, and good portion sizes. Would highly recommend.

This was a fabulous find on a windy day with very few tea rooms or pubs open for food at this time of the year. Clean and tidy with tea rooms at the side of a gift shop (cards, bags etc). A lovely welcome and a simple menu. The ploughman’s lunch was a huge board with chunks of bread, two types of cheese, ham, pork pie & pickles etc. It was very good value and large enough to be a sharing platter.

Lovely looking building but currently not in use. Apparently the National Trust is having difficulty finding a tenant. Check before visiting.

I arrived at the cafe with my son, and we were immediately told to move to a smaller table even though the cafe was empty. They asked if I could wait until 12pm for lunch, so I said I'd order drinks in the meantime. My son (aged 7) was finishing off a last bite of a sausage roll from the bakery and the waiter was very abrupt about no food from other places. We left and consequently they lost perhaps £20 in sale. I just felt like we were a hassle to and contrary to the sign saying 'all are welcome' we felt anything but.

Tasty ginger cake, good coffee and friendly service.

What a find. Had a lovely afternoon tea sat in the sunshine. Staff are great providing excellent service. The afternoon tea for one came with two large scones, jam and a huge portion of clotted cream . Would highly recommend

Nice and clean pub. Delicious food, especially scampi and fish daily and chips. Nice and friendly staff.

Great food, lovely dining rooms