The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in South West

Great little find, had been recommended by our friends. We called in for a cream tea, it was fresh and delicious, the tea came in beautiful china, really beautifully presentrd. One of our party was coeliac, there was no trouble getting cake, the gluten free ginger and raspberry cake was delicious and the hot chocolate perfect. Will definitely be visiting again soon.

A lovely little pub with plenty of character. Really nice craft ale and friendly people. The beers change weekly giving us something different each week. They open Thursday to Saturday until 9pm.

We visit Penstowe fairly regularly, since King Arthur’s has started serving food we always make sure we eat here. Great food at a great price for all the family - great menu so always something different to choose. Most of all our 5 year old son loves the place, arcades, entertainment and all the staff are so fun and kind. Really gives him some independence in a fun and safe environment. Highlight of visiting Cornwall and Penstowe. Nicely decorated and clean.

Came by chance, tucked away on Friday Street, we visit the area 3/4 times a year and since closure of Coasters there has been nowhere in Minehead to get a decent coffee and a cake, as we have tried the rest. Pleasant hosts and the place is nicely decorated and most important the cakes are home made, look fantastic and taste even better. So much so that when waiting for prescription from chemists called here again first thing, and had exactly the same as we had yesterday, and if we were to be in Minehead tomorrow we would be back again for the same!!! That’s how good it is! OK so CASH only, but I promise it is worth the visit. Nice to see “Reserved” signs on the tables for lunch bookings with the time booked displayed together with name of parties. Lunch menu on display looked good and not expensive for what is on offer if the quality of what we had is anything to go by. We are here another week and will definitely be back. Good luck to those involved.

One of the reasons we like living in Taunton. Open from 8:30am. Great coffee, amazing bread and cakes. Lunch was both wholesome and super tasty. Staff are incredibly patient and friendly

We came to Newquay for the day, and after walking along the beaches were longing for a cup of tea in pleasant, comfortable surroundings. Having walked in and out of three places,all of which seemed dismal, my partner suggested we try here. It suited us perfectly as we were able to flop down on a comfortable sofa and share a pot of loose tea for two. It was good tea. The cafe is in a converted Chapel and has parquet flooring, lots of plants, nice tables and chairs,and space for children to play. There is a table tennis table and a small skate board track. I was really aback to see people whizzing around on it. It's mainly run by volunteers and all monies made ploughed back into the community. What a find! We looked at the menu though not eating and would definitely return for food here next time we come. I have to say it's really heart warming to see this Chapel being used to its full extent. It is depressing, I think, to find churches that are only used on Sundays and odd occasions

Best coffee on our trip through England so far and that includes some pretty big cities including London. We stumbled upon this container and counted ourselves lucky. The owner/barista was very pleasant and chatted briefly about the inception of the place and his expansion. We got 2 cappuccinos and the barista made some fancy artwork in the milk. I also got a piece of pastry from a local baker which was super fresh and to die for. The cappuccino tasted amazing, very rarely, outside of Italy, do you get a cappuccino that’s made with a great tasting bean, not bitter, but strong and a hint of sweet and then the perfect froth on top that’s not too milky or foamy. This one was PERFECT. Aside from that, I loved the furniture made out of pallets and the tastefully decorated container. I could have happily stayed longer, sipping cappuccinos in the sun there, but unfortunately there was no bathroom on site. As the season picks up, maybe a portable??

My family and I (husband and 15 yr old daughter) stayed here for a week. Although it appears to be in the middle of nowhere, it's in the perfect spot for touring Cornwall. The lodge we stayed in was clean and spacious, and altho we were all in the same room, the layout of having the single bed in an alcove next to the bathroom gave us all a little privacy. We also really appreciated having access that wasn't via the pub and a separate little parking area just for residents. But what really makes this place special are your hosts Dave and Bernie, they're so accommodating, welcoming and friendly. After only a couple of days it felt like we were spending time with old friends. And to top it off the food is so good and very generous, you will never go hungry!! We are hoping to return to Cornwall in a couple of years, and we already know where we'll be staying 😁

Had to travel through an antique shop up flights of stairs but this gem was hidden at the top. Opposite harry ramsdens on the corner. It is easy to walk past. Gluten free coeliac friendly cakes - I had choc and banana and it was melt in the middle ecstasy. Could also have things like chips - we all know in the community how just a portion of safe chips is everything. Prices are so cheap too. They definitely underprice themselves I felt. Also knowledge of local area for great food options :)

Today was the first time I visited fit box but it won't be my last! I always struggle to find somewhere for food as my breaks are short and I need something quick but tasty. This place did not disappoint, the gentlemen behind the counter walked me through the menu and advised what is good. I chose the burrito with chicken and light mayo it was unbelievable and the best burrito I have ever had!

Great lunchtime visit today. Excellent value, warm, welcoming atmosphere, good food and good coffee. 2 children (4+6) were happy to play on the equipment whilst their grownups chatted and sad to leave at the end of our slot.

In search of a snack on a wet and cold March lunchtime, we happily chose The Little Coffee Cup. An excellent sandwich, made to order by very friendly ladies. Highly recommended.

I was hungry for fish after visiting the fish market with my mate Rick. They didn't do fish. That speaks volumes.

This is a small cafe with a big heart. Run by volunteers. We had coffee and homemade cake. Well worth a visit.

Absolute delight, a little gem. Great ambience, coffee, cake and staff. Undoubtedly worth a visit in a very friendly village.