The best restaurants serving Other international-cuisines food in East Devon South West

This is a gem of a village pub, warm & friendly. A good mix of locals and visitors. It had been recommended by our helpful landlady at the Little Clyst William Farm Barn just up the road. We weren’t disappointed. My husband had the ‘whale of Cod’ which lived up to its name, the batter was very light and the cod perfect. I had a lovely chicken dish. We returned two days later, this time I had the Buddha Bowl which was really interesting with a cold side & hot side divided by roasted new potatoes and topped with a delicious tahini sauce, my husband had the steak pie, a real pie with a top & bottom and lovely pastry. We never usually have puddings at restaurants but we were won over by a beautiful roulade and a honeycombe cheesecake that was really light and had lots of lovely crunchie toppings. We were really impressed on our second visit when the staff had remembered my husband couldn’t eat raw onion and came to check if that applied to cooked onion too as it was present in the steak pie. Add to this great service, and managing to have a chat while obviously really busy. We only wish we lived nearer as we’d love to try the Christmas menu.

We were looking for a vegan cafe for lunch and found this little gem. Lovely helpful waitress, delicious food and AMAZING carrot cake.

What a find! Stopped in Honiton for a much needed late lunch and loo stop and were blown away by the friendly welcome! Such an intriguing, quirky place (don’t miss the gorgeous view from upstairs!), such delicious food (we shared a yellow submarine “sandwich” (such an inadequate term!) and cranberry and cashew salad), such incredible drinks (totally recommend the Stress SOS tea - had to buy a box to take with us), but most of all, such lovely people. We’re already planning a return visit. Thank you.

I arrived at the cafe with my son, and we were immediately told to move to a smaller table even though the cafe was empty. They asked if I could wait until 12pm for lunch, so I said I'd order drinks in the meantime. My son (aged 7) was finishing off a last bite of a sausage roll from the bakery and the waiter was very abrupt about no food from other places. We left and consequently they lost perhaps £20 in sale. I just felt like we were a hassle to and contrary to the sign saying 'all are welcome' we felt anything but.

This place runs like a well-oiled machine the best battered fish l have ever had generous serve of crispy chips juicy scallops l enjoyed it soooo much l went back two days the price and quality is way better than Melbourne-when lm back in Exmouth that's the first place I will go to