The best restaurants serving Pizza pasta food in Roundham-with-Hyde Torbay South West

Hyperspace has a very friendly atmosphere, and some awesome workers or volunteers. There is a really good play area in the back, un-escapable for little ones. As you can guess from the name there is a bit of a space theme throughout the café and play area. At the end the little ones will get bubbles to persuade them to leave. Local dogs come in and are treated equally and all get lets say, some little treats when they are here. Also they offer a very big variety of drinks, if you are a chocolate person then they sell little cupcakes that are very yummy. For the older chilled out kids they can play Mario kart on the Nintendo switch for free once you have purchased a drink or food or even both. Over all this is a very nice local café down in Paignton with lots to offer. I will definitely recommend this to my friends and family also I will be coming back. Well done hyperspace! , Alfie <3

Taylors kiosk of Paignton has everything you'll need and is well worth a visit, the menu is varied and offers a great selection and the food is really nice and the potions are good, it offers great value, and great service too, the chips are divine, they're cooked to order, always piping hot and crispy, what a fantastic kiosk, highly recommended

Delivery to specific time 5* Kebabs mixed, donner combos pizza garlic mushrooms. 3 deliveries over a week. Fab food. Hot, packaged well. Why go anywhere else? Truly yummy 😋 hence Winner Kebab House was choice of 3 friends. Happy 2025!

Lovely staff. Food was greasy. When ordering a curry sauce , I dont expect some 50ml pot of mayonnaise. Curry sauce is what it is. Perhaps turn fryers up hotter so chips aren't swimming in week old oil.

Food arrived hot, early and in generous quantities. One slight downside, we spent over £25 on our order and thought as per Chicolands statement that we would receive a free portion of medium chips, these did not arrive with our order!

So I rang regarding the buy one get one free, as I have friends over. I was rather confused about the offer, as it stipulated a price of 10.99. So I thought I would get the second free, when I rang I was told it would cost another 10.99. I said to the staff member, who didn't give his name that it wasn't buy one get one free as advertised. I was informed that the price was normally double that, so I was getting one free. He said it wasn't difficult to understand, and made me feel uneducated and a fool. Surely if you advertise buy one get one free, and pay 10.99 then that's what you pay. Anyone with other thoughts? . .