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Where to eat Cafe food in Instow: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Cafe restaurants nearby. Discover the best Cafe food in Instow. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Cafe restaurants near you. including Market Street Kitchen, Velvet & Vanilla, Cafe Collective, Sailors Rest, Cafe du Parc, The Chocolate Teapot, Wild Thyme Cafe, Main Sail Tea Room, Pig and Olive, Quayside cafe bideford
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10. Quayside cafe bideford
Overall Ratings
4 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By C9025CIandrewr
Whilst away we visited bideford but boy did i pick the wrong day it was half marathon day and the place was packed. There was a moment of horror as one of the competitors collapsed and was neing given cpr b4 going in air ambulance .we needed a coffee and went in here and it was really good
9. Pig and Olive
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
Beachside cafe serving delicious wood fired pizza cooked in just 90 seconds. Great coffees made with freshly ground beans specially blended for us, selection of teas, our very tasty hot chocolate and delicious luxury handmade ice-cream from just down the
Reviewed By trickytree72
Excellent pizzas made from fresh dough prepared in-house and cooked to perfection. Friendly staff for whom nothing was too much trouble. They don't have a licence but do stock a large range of soft drinks and alcohol-free or low-alcohol alternatives as well as hot drinks.If you're looking for a no-frills place to grab a tasty pizza after a day on the beach then look no further - all the pizzas were excellent but the garlic bread is especially good. We'd gladly eat there again if in the area.
8. Main Sail Tea Room
Overall Ratings
5 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By 8741mdm
Best cafe in town! Go and eat cheap, good food, big helpings, big selection of cakes.Good place to go.Well recommended.
7. Wild Thyme Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 192 reviews
Home cooked locally sourced breakfast, meals and snacks. Freshly made smoothies, juices and excellent coffee. Private hire availble. Fully licensed.
Reviewed By Greek91
Waited at the front of the queue for 10-15 mins without even being looked at or someone saying "we'll be with you in a minute". Eventually ordered two fry ups and had to wait a ridiculous 45 mins for each. The bacon and eggs were burnt/ overdone which was also quite annoying. May have caught them on a bad day but not impressed and would avoid to be honest.We are very sorry to hear of your bad experience at Wild Thyme. It sounds like you visited on a very busy day. We are all trained to let the customer know that "we'll be right with you". Again we are sorry you didn't get this response. Our food is freshly prepared to order and on a busy day you should have been informed that the wait would be longer than usual. It is a shame that your breakfast was not to your liking, if you had told us at the time we would have been happy to offer an alternative or refund.
6. The Chocolate Teapot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
We are a family run coffee shop, we offer hot and cold drinks, sandwiches, paninis, jacket potatoes, as well as a large selection of homemade cakes, cupcakes and tray bakes. Why not try our speciality, a Chocolate Dipping Platter
Reviewed By Lucy W
Harry Potter afternoon tea! Very well thought out with caring touches, even down to Harry Potter music whilst we ate. Food was lovely, staff are attentive and very friendly. No tight fists in this cafe, plenty of cream for scones (more available on request), bottomless tea/coffee and more food than we could eat (and boxes available to take home what we couldn't eat!). Superb place to visit, we traveled an hour to eat here and it was more than worth it. It was busy for a rainy Tuesday which is always a good sign within itself, despite room full of customers it wasn't too loud and we could still sit and chat (which in a number of restaurants/cafe is not always possible) very impressed and would definitely go again.
5. Cafe du Parc
Overall Ratings
4 based on 155 reviews
Reviewed By Quakervalues
Lovely spot, good food and a nice range too. Always reassuring to see a shorter and more focused menu rather than one that rambles.
4. Sailors Rest
Reviewed By Q1614CRmikeh
We called here twice during our recent holiday, firstly for coffee and then followed by breakfast.The place is cosy and homely and the staff are attentive and friendly, coffees and breakfast meals were both really nice. The breakfast menu is a little different to the norm but the food was very tasty.Would certainly recommend
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3. Cafe Collective
Overall Ratings
5 based on 266 reviews
We pride ourselves on offering delicious home cooked food using locally sourced produce. Our extensive menu offers a range of cooked breakfasts, lunches, homemade pizzas, sharing boards, homemade cakes and cream teas. Gluten free, Vegetarian and Vegan die
Reviewed By janew452018
This is a warm, friendly, delightful Cafe where two lovely ladies and their staff produce delicious cost effective meals and where nothing is too much trouble. Their hot chocolate is the best in town and I should know because I must have sampled all that Bideford has to offer
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2. Velvet & Vanilla
Overall Ratings
5 based on 206 reviews
Consistently delicious. Cosy & friendly independent cafe & bar, locally renowned for great tasting home-made food at reasonable prices. Open for breakfast, lunch, coffee & home-baked cakes, afternoon teas, evenings, private parties. A good range of tradit
Reviewed By bryanmg141
We were on a coach trip and caught the free bus to the pannier market from where we walked down to the river without finding anywhere for a cream tea, so were delighted when we came across Velvet and Vanilla which really fitted the bill perfectly. The scones were warm and fresh and we got chatting to the family on the next table who were from Cornwall, so naturally we were asking if the jam topped the cream, or the cream topped the jam. We agreed that the most important thing was to enjoy the experience, and as long as you did, then what did it matter how you ate it! The service was friendly, and it was just how you'd expect cream tea to be in Devon.
1. Market Street Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 574 reviews
Reviewed By Owen_thesaints
On a disappointingly damp Monday morning, our small party headed straight to this cafe to await a break in the weather. We ordered coffees, hot chocolate and Earl Grey tea. The drinks were great and they came up pretty quickly despite the fact that the cafe was so busy. My wife and I shared a huge slab of lemon sponge. It was light and fluffy with the creamiest topping. Our friends both had scones with jam and cream â it was disappointing that the gluten free scone was less than fresh. It was a very attractive café with lots of art work and knitted bunting which gave the place a certain quirkiness. There was just one toilet so at busy times there might be a queue. There was a garden with additional seating and a shop to the rear although we didnât makeit out there because of the weather.
