Lovely place. Open some evenings and some lunchtimes. Lovely little beer garden over looking…read moreTeignmouth and the River Teign estuary. Superb food and wine. We went for lunch and stayed on for a cream tea! Also does ice creams and snacks

This is a lovely cafe/bistro located along the promenade at Teignmouth sea front, there are steps…read moreto access it but I am a disabled lady who walks with 2 sticks and given that it has a very sturdy handrail I can manage the steps unaided in my own time! Once inside you won't be disappointed. It has a range of seating from comfy upholstered bench style seating to table and chairs. It has a lovely light and airy atmosphere with big windows offering views out across the sea one side or overlooking the Den (open green space) on the other. If you hoped to have your cream tea 'al fresco' there are two options, a small balcony overlooking the Den with one or two tables or at the front of the building they have a collection of bench tables with umbrellas on the promenade, lovely in the sunshine unless like me you hate being stalked by the odd curious wasp I have been visiting The Beachcomber for years whenever I am in Teignmouth and have never had a cause to complain, the food is excellent and they have a range of of cakes that are simply delicious! They also have a very tempting menu with a daily specials board! All this is made special by the friendly and welcoming staff. I often visit with my Aunt who has a little King Charles and she has been allowed to bring him inside and sit him under the table (on his lead) upon request!

Our favorite restaurant in Salcombe. It absolutely lives up to the hype. The service was impeccable…read moreand the guy was so friendly and welcoming. They are dog friendly and all the dogs were very well behaved. We had the seafood linguine (probably one of the best things we've ever eaten), the fish and chips and the crabby fries. The haddock was really nice and the crabby fries were delicious, but the fries do get pretty soggy so that was the only downfall. The sticky toffee pudding was really good and the toffee sauce was yummy. They had a few dessert option including creme brûlée and ice cream too. I absolutely can't recommend this place enough. My mum and sister are going again later in the week and I'm jealous I have to go back up north!

Three of us happened on the Crab Shack for lunch by chance while on vacation in Devon and Cornwall…read more Fabulous! We had the crab, shrimp, etc seafood platter and it was tremendous! Service was friendly; it is right on the water and looked as if it had been newly redecorated. Would HIGHLY recommend it to locals and tourists, alike. P.S. "Cromer crabs" were such a disappointment after the Crab Shack in Teignmouth.

Lovely home made cakes and a nice brew. I visit every time I'm in Devon!read more

After arriving to Exeter, we came across this place on our way to hotel, and decided to give it a…read moretry as it had great reviews. The menu selection is great - if I am an Exeter again, I would go back just to try other dishes. Curries we absolutely amazing, all three of us loved the food we got. I'm taking off a star as my friend had small metal balls in his naan, however, the staff immediately took it away and removed it from the bill as well. Service is extremely friendly, and the food was just delicious. If I have the opportunity to try this again, I'm game!

Not a bad curry house. Maybe not as consistent as it used to be but worth a visit…read more Odd choice of name though - call your restaurant after a man famous for not eating. Yeah!

This is a fantastic restaurant, great food and friendly service. One of the best Dansak I've ever…read morehad. Worth a visit if you are in teignmouth.

We've used Naz for a long time now and they have never failed to provide excellent food and…read moreservice. Their takeaway dishes are always really well prepared and generous in size. While the meals in the restaurant are really nicely presented and well finished. We take the kids with us regularly and they are always well looked after. They get busy so always book at peak times and be sure to ring in takeaway orders ahead of schedule. They always remember us even though we are not local to the area and use them only when down in Teignmouth! Best Indian in Teignmouth by a long way!

Lovely play area for children to play while parents watch them whilst having a coffee/tea,very…read morefriendly Staff :)

My partner and I booked a table at Orange Tree Restaurant, and we couldn't be more pleased…read more Actually, it is one of the best food experiences either of us have ever had. We booked a table for 8 o'clock, and was seated by the window. The restaurant has an intimate and tranquil atmosphere, highlighted by the soothing music in the background. This is not a very formal restaurant, seeing that people were not formally dressed, but I would call it sort of dressy. I wouldn't come here in flip-flops and shorts. The food is absolutely fantastic. My partner found the seafood soup to be one of the best he ever tasted, and I had my "religious" moment during dessert: a brownie with salted caramel ice cream. All in all: good food and good value for money. Though rather expensive, not as expensive as expected. Would recommend this place to everyone who likes good food and a nice atmosphere to go with it.

Went here for a nice dinner the other week and was just blown away by the food. I'm from America,…read moreand over there we constantly joke about how bad British cooking is. This place proved me wrong! I've been gluten-free since March and have found the UK to be extremely friendly towards Celiacs/Coeliacs. The Orange Tree was no exception: the menu even indicated that many of its dishes were suitable for people with gluten allergies and intollerances. I told the waitress I couldn't have wheat, and she pointed out which menu items I could have and withheld croutons from my soup. My dining partner enjoyed the homemade rolls and breads, but I can't comment on them, alas. They smelled good! For an appetizer, I had the White Onion Soup with Devon Blue Gougères, which was delightfully creamy and rich. My dining partner had the Tian of Vine Tomatoes with Baby Artichokes, which arrived in a delightful tower of tasty. For the clearing course, we had the Tipsy Lemon Sorbet (with white port) and the Pink Grapefruit Sorbet. Both excellent. The main courses arrived to our delight: I had the Sweet corn Polenta with Aubergine Involtini (Grilled Sweet corn Polenta accompanied by Aubergine filled with Goats Cheese and sun-blushed Tomatoes, finished with a Red Pepper and Pine Kernel Dressing) since I'd been eating nothing but steak and chicken for the last few weeks and wanted a change of pace. I adore polenta and aubergine (eggplant for other Americans), but I'm not such a fan of goat cheese and raw red peppers. However, the goat cheese was more like brie than feta, and the peppers were cooked to perfection. The pine nuts were lovely, and the polenta was quite crisp. Said dining companion had the 'Orange Tree' Tournedos with Foie Gras ('South Devon' Fillet of Beef, pan-seared and oven roasted, topped with sautéed Foie Gras finished with a rich Madeira and Morel Mushroom Jus and White Truffle Oil). I tried a bit of the steak and the foie gras; both were rich and tender. Love at first bite. Dessert: I had the 'Orange Tree' Crème Brûlée, which was a traditional crème brûlée with vanilla bean and Grand Marnier. My dining companion, not continuing his trend of ordering dishes that started in "T" (though the Trio of 'Orange Tree' Desserts looked tasty) had the Summer Berry Pudding with Raspberries, Red Currants and Wild Strawberries accompanied by Clotted Cream and Honeycomb. Oh, how I adore you, clotted cream. The service was a little slow, but the restaurant's elegant atmosphere and the five or six other tables of rather happy older couples made it a great experience. Perhaps they should switch from elevator music to Sinatra, but all in all, it was a lovely meal and evening at the Orange Tree.

$#!+£ service. Over priced…read more Obnoxious, rude, bar creature named "Bex" has its head so far up its own @®$€ it's oblivious to the concept of customer service. It's quicker to go to Colombia and back for your hot drink than to die waiting forever unacknowledged and neglected; despite them using a hot drink dispenser similar to those in Weatherspoons......! Pathetic and ludicrous. If busy I could understand, but with only 2 tickets waiting, the attitude of the bar creature was disgusting! It's no wonder the inside and bar was COMPLETELY empty! If you want disappointment and mistreatment, this is the place....!

Torquay wasn't on our original travel plans, but tonight as I sit listening to the cold autumn rain…read moreon my window, I'm wishing I was sitting outside at Pier Point for afternoon tea. We really enjoyed our meals here, and after walking all up and down the seafront, we stopped back here for Devonshire Cream tea...I couldn't wait. Now I'm hooked! There's something delightful about cream tea. I can't find a decent scone around home...much less, one that comes served at a beautiful table over looking the sea. Pier Point has such a lovely view, we always sat outside. They are ready for all meal times and needs. Their website would be a great one to check before heading here so you can know what is available. I would go back quickly, if only I could!