Cibo e ristoranti a North Devon District

“Beautiful gardens to inspire! A must for garden lovers! Good cafe and plant centre”

“Just 5 minutes’ walk away from the cottage, Croyde’s famous freehouse is our favourite place to visit, with great food including breakfast, specials board, surf reports and live music throughout the year, don’t get bitten by the rattler cider, it’s 6%!”

“In our opinion, the best fish and chips in Devon, 2 minutes stroll from the property. ”

“Great pub 25 min walk away in Georgeham, we go to the open mic night on the first Sunday of the month which is always good fun, make sure you take a torch if you’re walking as the road is unlit.”

“This is a bar/restuarant, don't be put off by the Wedding Venue title. The balcony here sits overlooking the sea with views across the bay. Stunning on a sunny evening with a G&T.”

“Relaxed restaurant open for breakfast lunch and dinner with specials nights such as curry and a pint deals.”

“Family run restaurant and cafe. Nice, eclectic menu with lots of veggie options. Book ahead for evenings. They also do a highly recommended take-away curry (better than the local Indian)”

“Morans is great for a grown ups night out or a tasty meal or a few cocktails at the bar. Take the kids to the all you can eat Sunday buffet”

“Great little cafe, with truly yummy cakes! fantastic staff and situated just a stones throw from the estuary.”

“Relaxed restaurant open for breakfast lunch and dinner with specials nights such as curry and a pint deals.”

“Trendy café, open for breakfast and lunch, sells some fresh produce and local beers and cider. Also has food trucks outside during peak season, such as pizza, Sri Lankan curry, fresh ice cream rolls, we can recommend the fish and chip van!”

“National Trust tea room, pop in on your way back from a walk to Baggy Point for a cream tea, also has a beautiful garden.”

“If you want cake, cream teas or yummy sandwiches then this is the place to visit. This is not for those who are on a diet because everything is just delicious. They are very busy so you will need to wait for a table. You can book ahead if you want to have a high tea during the week but you will need to arrange this well in advance ”

“This fabulous little atmospheric French bistro is serving up the best French food we have ever eaten. It's our favourite!”

“Great place for coffee - or tea - or whatever, but seriously, their lunches are delicious and very good value - super friendly staff and a lovely place to watch the world go by.”

“This is a fabulous cafe right on the Tarka trail that does amazing food for breakfast and lunch, and delicious cakes for an afternoon snack.”

“A lovely historic town with lots to see and do. Including places to eat, walk and sight see as well as shop”

“The only bakery in the village and a good one at that. Fantastic breads, pies & pasties with beautiful pattiserie cakes. They also sell local cheeses, fruits & vegetables and alternative dairy products”

“If you're after a vegi cafe, look no further. If you're looking for a vegetarian menu for an evening meal they have a three course menu which is so good - but make sure you book in advance as covers are limited and it's a really popular place - as it's a byo for drinks, it makes it a really affordable treat too. ”

“Bakery that offers fresh take away coffee & tea, lunch deals, picnics & cream teas”

“ Popular with Surfers, Holidaymakers & Locals alike is the in-house BAKERY. A delicious selection of Pasties, Pies, Bread, Cakes & Pastries are baked fresh all day long…… Traditional Devon Fare……Pasties, Lardy cakes & Scones. There is a well stocked OFF-LICENSE selling Wines, Beers & Spirits plus a large selection of Devon Scrumpy!!! There is also a terrific range of Gifts from Croyde Fudge & Rock, to Sweets, Biscuits & Preserves…..”

“Just below the esplanade above Woolacombe Bay this is a great place for breakfast or lunch. Egg and bacon butties are great. ”