The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Ashburton and Buckfastleigh Teignbridge South West

I bought delicious jam and fair trade ground coffee. Lots of different whole foods and products to discover.

Food, amazing! Atmosphere, super.

Coljans is a wonderful all the quality restaurant with delicious food and particularly friendly and warm atmosphere. I always enjoyed visiting.

We were welcomed by the head bar man, what a gentleman & a legend taking the time to talk to us. We had visited Buckfast Abbey & drove through this quaint little village, parked cheaply in the pay & display & popped into this small village pub. Great little traditional pub, pool table on the right hand side, very clean & throughout. Good selection of beer & ales. We sat in their well tendered gardens. Definitely recommend for a stop off.

A lovely much needed addition to this town! Always greeted with a smile and a chat. Friendly place to grab a bite to eat and drink. You never know what is going to be on the menu, always something a little bit different but usually a safe option for others wanting something more usual. However I would say a set menu is something this place could benefit from. Especially being a mum and wanting to take my child somewhere, it’s not always convenient to just see what’s on the board today, as it’s not always child friendly! But other than that it’s a nice little place that I hope sticks around for a while

Stopped on route between appointments with husband Barry. Friendly and quick service. Delicious ciabattas. Will be back to try desserts.

Excellent food. Good coffee. Friendly staff. Served by Maddie who was a star. Homemade tray bakes were delicious. Highly recommended.

The place wasn’t as clean as one would hope to find it, and the food on both visits was utterly awful: tasteless, overpriced, very clearly microwaved, haphazard, thoughtless etc etc. A bacon bap or sausage roll from Spar is significantly more tasty, filling and worthwhile.

I’ve loved this pub for a few years now, having only discovered it existed early in 2020, when it was being given a beautiful new lease of life. With already a ridiculously long history of keeping the locals fed and watered in Ashburton, the Old Exeter Inn continues to thrive. If woodburning stoves, candlelight and exceptional pub food are your thing, I would hightail it to this place as quick as you can. As we were heading into Autumn on the day I visited and the winds were picking up outside - no more beer garden adventures for a while - it dawned on me I was feeling the need to sit by a fire with a glass of wine and eat something comforting. And I knew the perfect place to eat. On this visit, I had the Florentine fish cakes, which also happen to be GF, and they were excellent. A great wine selection and those blowing gales tempted me to stay a little longer than I had planned. It’s that kind of place. I’m lucky enough to live less than 20 mins away so will return again and again. The staff are always helpful and friendly. I can’t recommend The Old Exeter Inn enough.

Unfortunately this is the most unfriendly farm shop I’ve ever visited. People staring and no smiles. It put me off purchasing anything. At least the customers were nice. I wouldn’t go again.