The best restaurants serving Vegetarian food in South West

They advertised over a million books and this you will think was probably true, when you saw rack apon rack, some 12' high, of books disappearing into the distance. It was possible to spend hours in there just browsing the titles of mostly second hand books. For the most part they wer incredibly inexpensive - thousands went out at a £1 apiece. You could have bought yourslf over a years worth of reading for the cost of a new Waterstones paperback. One area, The Darwin Room contained rare, first edition and antique examples. Those cost a lot more. There was a well found cafe attached - veggie only though, so asking for a bacon butty got one a severe look. The books have, on a much reduce basis, relocated to a Midsomer Norton trading estate - much reduced

I don't often enjoy leaving mediocre reviews and it is not something I often do. I often make a bee-line for locations such as this and was hoping for something a little more fulfilling. I had a strange interaction with the very young lady working, that was mostly my fault due of my dry sense of humour, which I did apologise for as it might have been a language barrier or the thought that I might have been being rude but the response was less than enthusiastic and accepting - that is just the way that it goes with me, I find. My friend and I did not feel to enthusiastic about the food when we arrived, not because it would not have been nice but the two microwaves did put me off and I just feel that the lady was going to just put together the food as per instructions. We settled for a coffee, which was weak in flavour and the cutlery smelt of dirty water, sometimes the case when the filter in the dishwasher isn't cleaned. I am probably used to a different level of vegetarian restaurant and frequenting Totnes often, I probably have a high bar, so I do apologise for the poor review. We did have a splendid chat with a lady from Hong Kong who was intrigued by my interaction with the waitress and the nuances of culture and language.

Just stopped off for a cold drink on our walk and was charged £2.50 for a can of Diet Coke!!!!’ Scandalous! Shocking! I drink this all the time and have never been charged this much anywhere!