Lovely service and helpful staff. They serve delicious and cheap bubble teas and are always…read morefriendly. Some of the foods are a little on the expensive side but they have a great selection of oriental foods :) always come here for snacks/meals and tasty bubble teas.

This is a great resource. Easy free parking on the doorstep. Very wide range of stock (for the size…read moreof the store). They pretty much always have what you need. Staff are remarkably helpful and friendly for a Co-op. Fruit and veg are of good quality. And the co-op do some great wines. Very popular with people on their way to and from Tavistock as well as the locals so it can be busy and you often have to queue for a few minutes.

Cleaves store is located towards bradley barton in newton abbot and is a very good shop for all…read moreyour essentials, the shop a few years ago was very old, outdated and in need of desperate refurbishment and cleaves have produced that to once again give back the shop to the local community. recommended

Local corner shop with all those items, you have just run…read moreout of. Can be a bit pricey but sometimes worth it. Has newspapers etc, food stuff, alcohol and fresh foods.

You expect a Tesco Metro to be on the small side but this is really to small and crowded to use…read morecomfortably. It is seriously overcrowded and not a pleasure to use. However, with not much competition in central torquay is guaranteed to do good business and the recent closure of Sommerfield and Marks and Spencers food store it will be even busier.

This is a rather pricey country 'Harvest Store' where you…read morepay a little more for choice home prepared healthy foods, prepared meals, delicious cakes, cheeses, hams, preserves and much more. They also stock a wide range of special food products and preparations and quirky and unusual giftware. Great at Christmas for finding that unusual and special present (try the great fun Victorian game 'Muggins'). On the negative side don't expect any 'smile and greet' as you check in to the restaurant area or as you walk around the store. Not much customer service evident here (lose a point) but the food is good and the 'platter' concept works well and is a bit of a quirky novelty in itself. You have seeds and nibbles with the soup by the way (pic) ! They try hard to only use local produce with the emphasis strongly on organic wholefoods. There is a restriction on the use of credit cards under a certain amount and expect to wait a while as the cash machine tries to communicate on line. Parking is available on site and there is easy disabled access.

Joshua's is a nice little store selling some interesting foodstuffs, fruit and vegetables. Their…read morerange of houseware and garden items is also worth a look. A little on the pricey side so don't expect to do your weekly shop there but for the occasional treat it's fine. The café/restaurant serves some nice meals including a few vegetarian and vegan dishes but don't order if you are in a hurry. You will have to wait (and wait). We ordered two coffees and two cakes and had to wait around twenty minutes before we got them. The coffee is insipid and their latte tastes like a glass of hot milk. devoid of any coffee.

Pauline runs the cafe in the panier market, always cheery and friendly a real pleasure to see! They…read moreare open every Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday when there is a market on. My mum and I go every Wednesday for lunchtime coffee as the coffee is nice and the prices are extremely low! Today we had lunch, a jacket potato each (this is rare as my mum is a coeliac who also has wheat intolerance and is very sensitive to cross contamination).. Pauline although had not heard of this before, catered without a problem and presented us with am ENORMOUS jacket potato each, over flowing with cheese and red onion, served with a lovely fresh side salad and some coleslaw (which mum didn't eat just incase) and it was only £2.95 each?!?! FANTASTIC! So now Pauline has earned herself a couple of regular lunch customers as well as coffee!

This is a small Co-Op but they have a good range of products, including a small selection of…read moregreetings cards and a large selection of magazines. However it is best avoided on a Friday or Saturday night as the place is crawling with students and drunks and there isn't a very nice atmopsphere. The staff are always friendly and chatty and they would often put stuff by for me if I asked. There is also a cash machine in this Co-Op but it is one of those ones that charge you for withdrawing so you're probably better off to pay card if you can.

This is a local shop to me, and is pretty convenient. They have most things in stock that you might…read moreneed, with a large selection of alcohol, drinks, food, frozen food, bread, snacks, chocolate etc etc. They have a counter that serves fresh sandwiches, cakes, children's lunch boxes, sausage rolls, etc and there is also a Post Office inside the shop. They also sell household products eg cleaning, cooking, stationary etc plus they have various baby things, like food, bibs, nappies, dummies There is a bit of everything there! They often have good deals on things like bottles of coke, packs of biscuits, pasta sauces, tins of stuff etc. Staff are friendly and helpful most of the time, and shop appears to be clean and tidy whenever I have been in there, and normally fully stocked.