The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in South West

Popped in for their monthly curry night and had a really good homemade beef curry with a couple of real ales. Very reasonable priced compared to other pubs, so will definitely be back for more. A really nice authentic pub with a warm atmosphere. Bar lady was very helpful and made us feel very welcome, especially as it was our first visit.

Excellent breakfast with quality ingredients perfectly cooked (Gavin) & well presented, served by friendly staff (Naomi). Comfortable & interesting decor, nice atmosphere with good background music.

Asked on FB if anyone could recommend a cafe for breakfast that did a nice fried slice. Was immediately recommended Harry’s so this morning my wife and I gave it a go. First impression was nice and clean and a lovely friendly welcome. My wife and I both ordered the ‘5 items’ plus a fried slice for me which I paid extra for. My wife ordered a coffee and a pot of tea for me. After a short wait our food came out and I have to say it is the best breakfast I’ve ever had in Barnstaple. Good quality butchers sausage and bacon. Egg and mushrooms perfectly cooked and fried bread crisp and golden! Only slight niggle for me was the black pudding which was a little overcooked. Total price was just over £20 so very reasonable. All in all a great place to eat. We will be back!

Went to Vibes for lunch after having it recommended by a couple of friends. The place itself is really nice , the music was great, and we were greeted like old friends by Hamsa the owner, even though it was our first visit. The coffee was very good and the food was excellent (we had the mushroom shawarma and a buddha bowl which featured the best falafel ever!). Hamsa and the team offer great vegetarian/vegan food with a warm welcome and really personal service. Very highly recommended!

We visit The Flavell for coffee and cake quite often, and are always happy with the service and food. On this particular day we had lunch, soup which was a bit thin and bread, but quite nice. While I was drinking a coffee after my lunch, I looked towards the preparing area and to my surprise watched one of the ladies making a sandwich, she picked up the filling with her bare hands plus the salad and put it together between the slices of bread. While you might do this at home, I would have thought preparing food for customers would necessitate wearing some sort of hand covering. This has put me off eating sandwiches at the Flavel, and will stick to coffee and cake in future. At least the cakes are served from their display with tongs.

My husband and I had tea and good toast sat outside this friendly cafe. A lovely, quiet area of town, I recommend a visit, especially on a sunny day.

You are not going to get a better flat white in Exmouth or possible Devon than here! Had previously visited next door which is owned by same people but decided to give this cafe a try as it had a better atmosphere and so glad we did. Lovely hosts too. We will travel miles for a good coffee so glad to find it on our two week stay nearby.

Pulled in as it was heavy and a toilet stop was needed and not realising that there was a coffee place. Liked the coffee and found the lady serving to be friendly and chatty despite the awful weather - even gave us a Cornwall tourist pack with info etc about the county. We hadn't long eaten so didn't want food but they looked to have a fair range on the menu so I think most people would find something without too much problem. Nice to see such places thriving and they make a change from the usual roadside garage offerings - especially on a major road like the A30. Hope they are there for a long time.

Warm welcome. Good service. I had a most delicious soup whilst the others enjoyed paninis. Honey cake not as good as it looked but still enjoyable. Spent a long time browsing through the shop which offers a wide variety of affordable gifts, beautifully packaged. Testers all around enabling one to choose the perfect fragrance.

Fantastic food, freshly made, prompt service, nice outside and in, ate outside in the the courtyard. Nice people running the cafe.

Love the ethos of the place. "The staff and volunteers are being trained in invaluable skills and hospitality experience to help them improve their career prospects. Guests are welcomed to make our house their home for the day, sample the menu and meet the wonderful people who are giving back to the community!" The environment is warm and inviting and the staff are super friendly. Prices are very reasonable. I'd gone there, as part of time put aside specifically to sit and reflect on the memory of someone. I wanted somewhere relaxed and unhurried, where I wasn't made to feel I'd overstayed my welcome. It was certainly better than many places in that regard. It transpired that they run their own radio station which was transmitted into the cafe. Great idea for those involved in creating and running that. However, the music wasn't to my taste and was rather loud, so I was unable to relax. Of course some visitors will actively enjoy this aspect. I wanted to point it out because it may possibly affect people's ability to enjoy the place fully, as a cafe and meeting place. I would have struggled to have a tranquil conversation with someone over coffee. It would be a great place for small groups to have informal meetings but again I think the level of the radio transmission would be unhelpful in that situation. It may be that the radio station isn't transmitting all day, every day. I can only review my own experience there. The place was quite "buzzy" enough to create a warm atmosphere Some very quiet, non abrasive background music would have been perfectly acceptable to me, I just found this to be too invasive. It may be that the benefits to the volunteers in operating the radio station, far outweigh the benefits of maybe getting more customers into the cafe ... and I'm perfectly fine with that. I'm sure the project is all about balance and I wish them every success. If you don't mind loud, fashionable music, then it could be a great little hideaway for you.

We called past after a walk, looking forward to a refreshing drink. The coffee and the lavender and camomile tea were excellent. The deli also do a range of gluten free cakes - the millionaire's slice and the Bakewell cakes were delicious. (I bought another slice to take away). The staff were friendly and welcoming.

This is the ideal place to have a cup of coffee when out shopping. The main table is often taken by ladies who sew but there are other tables available and the atmosphere is very friendly

Here for a tyre change next door at ETB enjoyed a small but satisfying breakfast from the young lady who was serving, the breakfast wasn’t swimming in grease and was more than enough for the price you pay (which was fairly low) had no expectations yet you exceeded them. Thank you. JG Chef 32 years. (Even chefs like a full English!!)

Excellent food and service from the students. We had three courses, we all chose something different in the menu, we all enjoyed each dish