This is probably the best supermarket in Liskeard and the biggest. Fuel is not as cheap as Asda but…read morethere are a few bargains to be had, good selection of fresh fruit and veg and some great cheeses.

By far the best place to do the food shopping in liskeard. Prices are good and the produce is…read morealways fresh. All of the staff are friendly and helpful but it's the checkout men/women who are the real superstars of the store. They are chatty, friendly and very helpful. Often they remember us from previous visits and ask how we are. Most knowing us by name which is lovely. They are a real credit to the store and make it a pleasant place to shop.

St Mary's Bakery is probably the best place to buy cakes and bread in Torbay. This town centre…read morebranch is at the top of Victoria St and it sells everything you would expect; cakes, bread, pies, pasties, sandwiches etc. At the rear of the shop is a small cafe and upstairs there is a bigger cafe, Jessica's Coffee Shop in fact, which does a very good full English breakfast for £4.25. If you get a window table you get a great view of Victoria St and you can sit and watch everyone going about their business. There are two real disadvantages; no parking - well Victoria St is pedestrianised! The toilets are upstairs and it is quite a steep staircase. Other than that I can highly recommend this establishment.

Warrens is a well presented shop and it is usually well staffed. the shop feels quite spacious and…read morethere are separate counters for cakes and bread and the hot food take away. The hot pies, pasties and sausage rolls are always fresh and tasty and are a good value snack or lunch. There is a good selection of cakes and bread. They will slice crusty loaves for you. The staff are always friendly and it is a good value shop, clean with appetising stock. The shop is situated in Victoria St, which is a pedestrianised street so there is no parking directly outside the shop but it is only a short walk to a car park, the train and bus stations.

Nice looking shop, but not overly nice pasties or sausage rolls for its price, as this place is not…read morethat cheap really I would expect better quality goods and this would make me want to go back. It's no better than some of the independents out there other than its cosmetics. All of their money has been spent on fit outs and really need to spend on sourcing better products.

Fantasic place to stay close to Tavistock, near the Dartmoor/Cornwall, Boarder with Plymouth just…read moredown the road. The B&B consists of the Yellowhammer Barn which has enough room to sleep 8, with a lovely lounge and dinning area, including games and DVDs for those cold wet nights. There is also a self catering part called Dragon Fly Cottage which sleeps 2. I stayed in the B&B for 4 nights and was not disappointed. Breakfast made by hosts Keith or Annie was to die for with freshly sourced products. Annie and Keith had a wealth of knowledge about the community, stuff to see off the beaten track and the best places to eat at. And Rubes the pointer dog was on hand to take you walking down to the lake which ran through the property. The views were fantastic and at the end of the garden, by the water sat a summer house, where i took refuge from the rain. I was told by Keith that on some weekends they have bands playing at the farm in a beautiful decked out barn on the property. So it's worth checking out when you book. I had the best sleep ever with absolutely no noise, massive king-size bed and all the facilities and more, than what a hotel could have offered for way less. All activities where close and I visited Bucklands Abbey which is a Monastery turned home and museum and also Morwellham Quay both well worth seeing if you love history. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who likes solitude, great views, walking and good food, but also if you enjoy adventure activities, historical towns and beaches this is the place to base yourself I am already planning my next weekend there.

One of the few places in Looe we went back to multiple times because we could always guarantee a…read morewarm welcome and delicious food. Fabulous breakfast and amazing cream teas, which became an obsession for me whilst on this holiday. Oh, and we could bring our dog in too. I know a lot of places allow dogs, but my dog is boisterous and unruly and can be pretty damn annoying, but the staff still treated him like a prince. A+ for sure!

Probably a place to visit in the summer rather than the winter, Kitley offers many different fruits…read moreand veg for you to pick from the fields. Strawberries are always lovely and there are usually plenty to pick through. Watch out if you have a fear of bugs though as you never know what could be lurking under a leaf! A really lovely way to spend an afternoon although what you pick may seem a little pricey! The Farm Shop and cafe are also lovely with a huge range of local produce to buy. The little live herb pots are very good value and grow well without much fuss.

This is a large store but not one of the megastores. It has everything you would expect; fresh fish…read morecounter, butcher, bakery, hot food section with chickens, bbq ribs and hot snacks, clothing, cafeteria, pharmacy and all the usual food shopping you could need. It also sells quite a good range of electric goods, CDs, DVDs and computer games. The store has two cash machines outside, a large carpark, passport photo machine and a machine to convent all your odd change into a voucher for your shopping. It also has a petrol station and as you enter the site there is a drive thru McDonalds. When you shop at Sainsbury's you can collect Reward points that you can then use to buy shopping or various treats that are on offer. I have always found the staff helpful and most of them are very friendly and helpful. If is a good place for local students to get part-time work.

Amazing, all you could ask for in a supermarket! My nan loves this store more than morriesread more

The loveliest coffee shop with the best cakes we've had in a long time…read more We were greeted immediately and all the staff we encountered were really friendly. They have their own coffee, which we highly recommend trying. You can also buy bags to take home. Their fresh baked goods were just incredible. The carrot cake was moist and delicious (one of the best carrot cakes we've ever had). They also had gluten free polenta cake, which was really good and perfect for my sister. We could have bought more but had to restrain ourselves...although that coffee cake is still calling my name! Definitely worth the stop!

Another fave of mine in Salcombe's highstreet! A nice local, independent coffee shop with some of…read morethe loveliest home made food (especially the cakes!). One year I had a cream tea near enough every morning from this place! My sister swears by the bacon sandwiches, and they do a lovely latte. They also have gluten free food too. Friendly service, and they bring it to your table (as long as you get there in time to secure one!).