The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Lynton and Lynmouth North Devon South West

Shame that this has closed and we were so fortunate to get there on the last day before it did. When we saw that it was still number one and also award winning, we had to return and we're not disappointed. We just hope that the other cafes in Lynmouth rise to the standards set for future visits.

Perfect for a birthday brunch, followed by a 2hr pony trek. Lovely food, everyone happy, nice warm welcome, really good coffee.

Friendly service, great atmosphere, excellent coffee and the scones were delicious. Definitely recommend the North Coast Cafe

They sell Otter beers straight from the barrel...a lovely traditional ale brewed with love from traditional English barley and hops (maris otter and fuggles)...such an honest pint served perfectly. It's a union of a great beer and great pub...oh and the food is excellent too.

1 night stay, could have stayed longer. Owners were great, nothing too much trouble, food excellent, rooms and ensuite clean smart plenty of towels and shower gel etc. Tea coffee on hand in room. Thankyou for a lovely stay.

Okay...however not inspired to ever return. Service was without any urgency. I got the feeling that they would look forward to closing time.

A great hotel with a fantastic outlook on to the harbour. Really comfortable room and a lovely refurbished bathroom with a large shower with rain water head. The only reason for 4 stars is because they had no beans at breakfast for 2 days running. I'd give 4.5 stars if i could but that's not possible.

What a great find, we initially called in for a drink the day before, lovely people very friendly and welcoming so we booked to come back the following night for a meal. We were not disappointed. Great menu, lots of lovely choices, great service, great food. I had the Fish Pie which was delicious and just the right size, served with various veg, I was too full up to have dessert sadly as they looked yummy! My husband had the duck rolls to start which he said were fabulous and he followed that with a cheese board, excellent cheese board. So I would highly recommend here, we will definitely be back. Thank you for such a lovely welcome.

Very friendly, and welcoming with character. Would be 4 stars, but for us the X factor was that they have a tasty gluten free and vegan mushroom pie (not on the old menu on Google), served with lovely veg that sorted us both for the evening, so kudos to the Ancient Mariner!

We really enjoyed having breakfast here. So much we ate here 2 days in a row. The food is “homely” and exactly what we wanted. The service is friendly I definitely would recommend eating here.

Very quaint little cafe at the Valley of Rocks, with absolutely gorgeous scenery. They sell an incredible selection of homemade pies, we shared a piece of the blackcurrant and a piece a piece of the cherry, and they were both delicious. Sadly the day we went had gale force winds and we had to hide in our car to eat our pie, but well worth it nonetheless.

Dreadful service, pathetic portions, owners rude, massive prices avoid at all costs. Boss thinks he can rip people off and speak to customers how he sees fit. Avoid scone clotted cream and jam unless you want half a teaspoon of each.

For £10 we shared a prawn sandwich . The only way to describe it was massively disappointing! 3 bits of brown supermarket bread, not even cut in half, with very few prawns dumped on our table with a few bits of salad on the side. How do they get away with serving rubbish food? Wish I'd have taken a photo!

My daughter and I created a lifetime memory because of Charlie’s beautiful horses. We rode through an amazing variety of open expanses with wild Exmoor ponies in close view to the intimate valley setting for the novel of Lorna Doone. We saw the ruins of a medieval village and wondered about life so long ago. Charlie is in love with this wild place and will give you a delightful tour. She is fun and makes you feel special!