The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in South West

The BEST BURGER I have had in a long time. Both my mother and I visited for a belated Mother’s Day meal and we were not disappointed. The onion rings were perfectly crispy too! A massive thank you Max for our superb dinner and John for overseeing! Linda made us feel warm welcomed. A charming small pub perfect for all occasions.

Disappointing. Looked nicer from the outside but to be honest food lets it down. It was a lovely, sunny day and ended up here for fish n chips. The fish had a chemical after taste, chips were adequate. Small pot of luke warm mushy peas. Wished we’d shopped about a bit more. I’m sure this place relies on a coach load of tourists each day and can get away with mediocre food. We shan’t be back.

We had the Sunday roast, it was great would highly recommend it. The staff were kind polite and efficient.

Friendly staff and always a nice start to my Sunday morning.

Great friendly service, the roast dinner was lovely, and so much of it! Really hot and very tasty xx Young lad that served us was polite and friendly as so were the rest of the staff. We'll be back xx

We called to warm up after an hour at Haytor. We sat at one of several empty tables & waited for the waitress to take our order. When she finally came, she first said " did you wait to be seated? Instead of a friendly greeting! She then took our order for hot drinks, but said "there's no hot chocolate". Not exactly the best 1st impression. We then waited for 30mins for the order to arrive, but there were only 3 drinks. The second waitress apologised & went back to make the 4th drink. Which finally arrived when the rest of us had finished ours! We won't be going back anytime soon. Which is a shame because the interior is really warm & stylish with an open log fire.

They are very helpful

Fast service. Plenty of choice and availability. Lots of free seating too. B&M, Argos & Pets at Home on same retail park. Morrisons in petrol station just next door.

The attention to detail was brilliant. The staff were all, without exception, attentive and very welcoming they also made plenty of eye contact. The tables were presented beautifully with fabric tablecloths and napkins. I felt like I was having a meal at a special event. The food was beautiful too, well cooked and just the right amount. I don't eat very much and only ordered two sides but it was plenty and reasonably priced. I would definitely recommend anyone who wants something that bit special to book here.

This hotel sells itself as charming and old-world. It's actually drab and dismal. My room was like a student hostel but worse, because nothing worked. The shower was broken, with missing bits that made it hard to use. The top of the cold tap in the basin was missing. The wifi didn't work. The radiator didn't work. Fixed to the wall was an unworking, broken hairdrier. Also fixed to the wall, and hanging down by its flex, was the abandoned hotplate for an electric kettle, minus the kettle. Breakfast was poor and mean (the hotel had clearly put much thought into how it could provide as a little as possible for the price - which was extra to the room charge). And the final straw was the morning I left. Arrangements had been made for a late checkout at 1pm (which cost more). I went out, returning at 12.15pm to find all my things had been removed from the room. The hotel has since agreed to refund the cost of my stay to the Exeter-based festival that was paying for it. But this doesn't take away from the fact that the place is a miserable dump. And the festival tells me it will never use the White Hart again.

Ordered a couple of pizzas. Probably the most expensive pizza in Dorset - the GF option being £19.50. One of said pizzas was burnt underneath and inedible. Raised it with the staff who said "Yeah I can see it's burnt, sorry." but no offer of discount etc. Other food was good and otherwise service was decent.

Serves artisan food so not especially cheap but good quality and delicious. Always busy so great atmosphere and even though it’s a marquee it’s warm even in cold weather.

Faultless lunch. Good friendly service, we were looked after all the way. Easy free parking (register at the bar on arrival). We ate inside but lots of people outside on a lovely sunny day, spacious area.

Absolutely disgusting the way we treated today by the manger Chris.6 of us booked and paid a deposit for Mother’s day lunch as it was our first mother’s day without our mum who was only cremated a week ago. We turned up to be told by they had no record of our booking despite my sister in law showing her call log that she had booked it last Thursday, my brother also showed Chris his banking app to show the £60 deposit had been deducted from his account, but despite this Chris insisted that wasn’t enough proof of the booking and even insinuated that my brother could of bought a gift card for £60. He said we can sit in the bar area and have lunch but will have to pay the £60 again. He was an absolute jobs worth. Needles to say we didn’t stay, thanks Chris for absolutely ruining an already difficult day.

I had already eaten some before taken this photo. Great value for money compared to most breakfasts in the area. Staff were friendly and attentive. Will defiantly come again.