good for romantic mealfor two_set menu was good value,crispy duck was excellent
Ocean Palace – Plymouth
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good for romantic mealfor two_set menu was good value,crispy duck was excellent
Ocean Palace – PlymouthExcellent for work parties,birthdays etc. always have dancing after dinner!
Grecian Taverna The – Plymouthgreat food in a great atmosphere
Bank Bistro 62 – BarnstapleA gem . . . over the road form the harbour, this restaurant is an excellent choice for fish lovers and offers other dishes if you are not.
Saxtys – BrixhamThe consistent quality of food in ASK restaurants makes them one of our favourite venues in any city. The sympathetic way in which this ancient building has been tastefully transformed into a restaurant with atmosphere is a real credit to the owners. The Custom House on the quay should take this as a fine example of how old and new can be integrated with integrety.
ASK – Exeterall i can say is, if you are in the area, you realy must try it.
Anchor Inn – ExeterThe atmosphere was terrific it was sooo authentic, warm and cozy and intimate, the food was great, home made Houmus and flat bread washed down with some ice cold beer and white wine. Next time I will go for the Tagine of the day it looked lovely.
Al Farid – ExeterGreat waitresses, great food, fantastic homemade cakes.
East Gate Cafe and Brasserie The – Tavistockexcellent food the best ever
Williams Arms – BrauntonA very friendly chinese restaurant, that serves excellent food and has a great ambience. Well worth a visit; we'll certainly be going back for more!
Birds Nest Chinese Restaurant – TavistockThe Bearslake Inn is an olde worlde pub the like of which you do not come upon often. The rooms are individually furnished to match the age of the Inn. I stayed here at the end of September once the summer rush had finished. The food was still excellent. Breakfast was a full hearty english if you wished - in my case I ordered boiled eggs along with cereal orange juice and as much tea coffee and toast as I could eat. The dinner was of even higher quality,. I ate there twice during my stay and both times could not find anything to complain about - I chose the mushrooms as a starter and the barbary duck for my first meal completed by the crepes - delicious!! The second time I had the maize fed chicken which was as nice although i did not have a desert as a birthday cake arrived for me in the nick of time!! The pub is a family run business by people who cannot do enough for you and I would highly recommend it for either lunch (if you are hungry after the huge breakfast) or your evening dinner.
Bearslake Inn – OkehamptonGreat little pub, if you can find it, the food is freshly cooked to order and reasonably priced. the beer is good with 3 real ales on constantly, a good cider and the usual continental lager's. well worth a visit for either a quite drink or a lively friday or saturday night
Butterleigh Inn The – ExeterSimple food cooked very well well at a give away price. Highly recommende
Bridge Inn The – HolsworthyFantastic food,the five courses for £29 is fab, the amuse bouche the best! Iam a fussy vegetarian, and always enjoy the food at Tanners..I dare anyone to disaggree!!
Tanners Restaurant – PlymouthGood wholesome cavery food with specials on offer as well. Recommend the Turkey & Ham pie as well as the Venison & Steak pie, both of which were made on site, not out of a packet and bunged in the microwave. A 3 course dinner for 2, excluding alcohol, was £28. Very reasoanble considering the generous portions. A family friendly atmosphere, but book to avoid disappointment as this is a very popular pub / restaurant!!
Williams Arms – BrauntonGOOD FOOD AND GOOD STAFF
Mexican, The – ExeterOrdered a takeaway for 4, which took about 45 minutes to prepare. Not bad for a Friday night. Quality of food was good and service, even though I didn't dine in, also good. Pleasant surrondings too. Will certainly have a curry in!!!
Royal Bengal – BrauntonNeil specialises in sea-food, and you will do well to book your table early. This is quite the best place in Sidmouth to eat out on imaginative cooking at a reasonable price.
Neil’s Restaurant – Sidmouth2 courses, £11.95; add a starter or dessert for £4.95. Available Monday to Friday, 12pm-3pm.
On Mondays and Wednesdays, any pizza or pasta dish for £10.95, eat in or take away.
2 cocktails for £10, 5pm-7pm daily.
Lunch Menu: 3 courses, £28; 4 courses, £35. Served Thursday to Saturday, 12pm-2.30pm.
Lunch Menu: 2 courses, £17.95; 3 courses, £19.95. Available Wed-Sun, 12pm-1.45pm.
Lunch Menu: 2 courses, £14; 3 courses, £16. Served 12pm-3pm Tuesday to Saturday.
Sunday Meze Grill Lunch Menu: 1 course, £12; 2 courses, £16; 3 courses, £19. Served until 5pm. A La Carte Lunch Menu also available.
Choice of loin of pork, leg of lamb, rump of beef, bronze turkey - all served with roast potatoes and seasonal vegetables for £17.95. Full Sunday menu also available.