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Where to eat Cafe food in Bigbury-on-Sea: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Cafe food in Bigbury-on-Sea, United Kingdom including The Cove, Valley View Cafe, Beach House Cafe, Gastrobus Thurlestone Beach, South Devon Chilli Farm Cafe, Sailor V Refreshments, The Wardroom, The Kidz & Co Soft Play Cafe, Amaries Kitchen, The Old Bakery
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10. The Old Bakery
Overall Ratings
3 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By MiriamM967
Clean and tidy cafe with 5-7 stunning looking cakes. We had the cream tea which was lovely with hot scones - £5.20 each with tea. Donât be late as cafe appeared to close 4pm but you can browse the shop longer. Clean and tidy cafe 5* cleanliness. Would call again if in the area to try the cakes.
9. Amaries Kitchen
Cozy gastro-cafe serving a wide range of home cooked meals: Breakfasts until 11.30am. Hand made pizzas, home made burgers, freshly cooked pasta dishes, sandwiches, wraps and so much more.
Reviewed By Max H
WOW - best burger I've ever had in a cafe let alone a restaurant, served in a wonderful novel way and was very fulfilling & satisfying. My partners Mushroom Omelette, I tried some, was also fantastically tasty too, (simply because they don't water down with water and milk). We both had very nice chips and lovely fresh side salad with our meals and had a very good choice of condiments. Very friendly and attentive service in a lovely clean/tidy and quiet environment. We will definitely be going back to try something else on the amazing menu but please add the Hawaiian burger back on your menu soon. Thank you for our wonderful experience in your Cafe. Hope to see you soon, we have already made plans to head out to Kingsbridge next time out on our motorbikes, can't wait to try the full breakfast or maybe another burger. :-) Max & TraceyHi Max and Tracy.Thank you so very much for your review. We really appreciate you taking the time to write those incredibly kind words. It means a lot to us. We look forward to welcoming you both back again soon to sample more of our delicious menu - just remember - our breakfast menu is only served until 11.30 and is not available on Sundays, as we don't open until 11 (also - we are closed all day on Mondays).
8. The Kidz & Co Soft Play Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 65 reviews
The Kidz & Co is a café serving fresh, home cooked food everyday from 9-5. We provide a pushchair park, soft play area, games, toys and have a vast stock of fancy dress for your little ones to play with. We have our very own blend of coffee beans, freshly
Reviewed By Cornwall_fancy
Went during Salcombe busiest week. Plenty of business owners said it was the busiest they had seen Salcombe. And Kids and Co was rammed. But the staff were so lovely and accommodating. Always a smile despite being run off their feet. My kids (5.5 and 2) loved it. They didn't want to leave. As play cafes go it is a good size with lots of books, toys, dress up and a soft play area. Lovely coffee. Thank you for your review. We are so pleased you and your family enjoyed yourselves despite us being so busy. We hope you are looking forward to another holiday soon in Salcombe and get the chance to come and see us again :-)
7. The Wardroom
Overall Ratings
4 based on 395 reviews
Reviewed By stevemT3502QE
I donât write many reviews but I cannot describe my dissatisfaction with our lunch today. Service was poor, probably down to the fact that there just werenât enough staff to carry out table service. We waited ages and sat a table that was cleared but not wiped down. When I asked could we order I was told to wait a minute, so another 10 minute wait. But whatâs really upset me is the food. Having lived in Salcombe and Kingsbridge for the last 5 years, Iâve got used to paying a âholidaymakerâ premium for a reasonable/good quality meal. But £9.50 for a fish finger sandwich that was 3 out of the packet fishfingers and a desert spoon of coleslaw and a few salad leaves!!! Rest of the family had the ham, egg and chips generally better received although the frozen chips where very greasy. You can get better quality at a better price at any other restaurant in the South Hams.
6. Sailor V Refreshments
Overall Ratings
4 based on 339 reviews
Reviewed By dianesI3858KB
Eating here was like stepping back in time. I don't think the owners have any great understanding of food. My cheese open sandwich was poor, with chucks of un grated cheese next to the grated. There was a real lack of vegetarian food on the menu and I may be wrong, but I don't remember seeing any vegan food at all. Salcombe is a trendy place and it's a shame the food is not better at Sailor V because the building is really good.
Where to eat British food in Bigbury-on-Sea: The Best Restaurants and Bars
5. South Devon Chilli Farm Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 92 reviews
The South Devon Chilli Farm Cafe is situated just outside Loddiswell, near Kingsbridge, and has indoor and outdoor seating overlooking wonderful views of the South Hams district of South Devon. We sell spicy and non-spicy dishes to cater for all. The menu
Reviewed By Mr_and_Mrs_Dipple
The South Devon Chilli Farm Cafe being within the shop for the South Devon Chilli Farm is well worth a stop off if your visiting i can highly recommend the savoury cream tea the comes with a scone, Cream Cheese and a chilli jam of your choosing of heat mild warm or hot. great value for money as well.
4. Gastrobus Thurlestone Beach
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Gastrobus Thurlestone is the sister site to Bantham Beach.offering fast beach food and coffee . we do signature breakfast dishes and quick takeaway lunches as well as amazing coffee and cakes. Something for everyone and as always no comprimise on quality
Reviewed By 937tony
Friendly, accessible, convenient. Not exactly the fine dining experience transposed into a Bus that it was billed as. Don't take a picnic to Bentham, use the gastro bus, it is what is.
3. Beach House Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 883 reviews
Reviewed By LondonCLK
We loved the feeling of eating inside what felt like a cosy little shack on a wild stormy afternoon. From the tiny kitchen emerged delicious plates of fish & seafood; squid/whitebait tempura - style, spicy prawns & mussels, grilled bass, chips & salad. Nothing fancy but nicely done. Whilst not particularly cheap, it was worth it for the quintessential English seaside experience; staff were charming too.
2. Valley View Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 373 reviews
Local hotspot for foodie lovers come rain or shine. Home cooked, doorstep produce. Now open 7 days a week. No bookings taken
Reviewed By nina1poole
We stopped off for breakfast on the way back home after a few days nearby. A really friendly welcome, a fresh tasty non greasy full cooked breakfast with excellent coffee and lovely views will mean we will definitely visit again.We couldnât resist two of the homemade cakes to take away (they also have gluten free).
1. The Cove
Overall Ratings
4 based on 812 reviews
THE UK's Best Craft Beer Bar 50 yards from the beach. Amazing homemade food using local produce. Awesome range of craft beers. Barista coffee, now with two floors and balcony with stunning sea views Open everyday from 10am until late.
Reviewed By Orange54
Part of our visits to Hope Cove are the requisite crab sandwich in this restaurant. A really popular place with the countless walkers passing through. Opened up seating upstairs and if the sun is out, you can sit outside. This is the sort of place where you wish you had ordered what the people sat around you are eating.
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