Excellent place! Only went in there two nights and I feel as I know all in there already. Great atmosphere and great beer! If you go in ask if MAN AT THE BAR is around!
Winstons Bar and Grill – Seaton
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Excellent place! Only went in there two nights and I feel as I know all in there already. Great atmosphere and great beer! If you go in ask if MAN AT THE BAR is around!
Winstons Bar and Grill – SeatonAwful food, the landlady Jane was a moody old hag, she had her family in on the day we visited what a bunch of hooligans, they were loud/abusive and left a trail of litter behind them, they got everything for free and we got nothing, how this pub makes a profit i dont know. Dont visit its awful go somewhere else, food was cold and tasteless spend you hard earned cash elsewhere
Best food in Plymouth. Always do corporate entertaining here. Guests we take always ask if they can go back next time. Reasonable prices, large portions and always delicious.
Village Restaurant The – PlymouthA small n cosy tuck-away serving authentic Cantonese cuisine, perhaps explaining the lack of variation on the menu.
The Noodle Lounge – PlymouthI visited Harry's a couple of months ago with a bunch of girlfriends and was disappointed with the food. I had over-priced chicken burger and fries, which was very plain and the portion was small. Tables were far too squashed together and staff rushed so service slow. It was a very busy Friday evening but I thought the atmosphere was more fast food place and lacked soul and atmosphere. Vicki
Harrys Restaurant – ExeterComfortable welcoming pub/restaurant which is both professionally and personally runwith care and flair by its owners. Puts many other venues in the coastal North Devon area to shame when it comes to having a comprehensive menu that is not reliant on frozen ready meals from Philip Dennis - as most in the area sadly are - and when it comes to service....
Hele Billys – IlfracombeDont go there its! Stay away!.....That way it wont be fully booked when i next want to go!!!!
East Of The Water – BidefordMy husband took me to Il Casita to celebrate our wedding anniversary and wow, this is what I call a restaurant! Most Italian restaurants in England are just pasta and pizza but this was just like being back in Italy again with good food and a nice wine list. The cutlery and glasses were spotless! Excellent value for money and we shall certainly be back again very soon.
Il Casita – CreditonJust rang the famous Harry's to book a table and was basically told to sod off. I was informed that he was unable to take my booking because he was busy and he only answered the phone so it would stop ringing! As someone who has worked in the catering industry as well other service industry I am appalled that people can find this acceptable! A very bad first impression
Harrys Restaurant – ExeterThe food here is fairly expensive but worth everything! It is so delicious and creamy, and always served with a smile by the very friendly staff. The place is nicely decorated, and in the warmer months there is a lovely courtyard out the back. I will love them forever since they gave us all free shots for my birthday, anyway!
Il Casita – CreditonI have dined at the Sloop Inn many times when visiting the gorgeous South Hams region and have been delighted with the service and food. However, to my dismay, early in November having looked forward to a scrumptious fish and chips at the Sloop, I was very disappointed. The fish batter was hard and over cooked causing the fish to be dried out and the chips, well the less said the better. We asked the waitress for tatare sauce which did not appear, we asked again and had almost finished our meal before it appeared.
The Sloop Inn – KingsbridgeWe had a great meal here, good pub food. There were many things on the menu that were delicious!
Peter Tavy Inn – TavistockLovely stylish gastro pub. We went on a dark winter evening but I'm sure it would be beautiful to sit by the lake in the summer. Food was good, Decor fab and staff were friendly. We'll be back.
Turtley Corn Mill – South BrentWe hadn't been in the Burrator for some years and were pleased to see they have had a lovely refurb. They place looks very fresh and yet still cosy. We didn't eat but the menu looked very good and was reasonably priced. The bar man was very friendly and there was a pub quiz on at the time. We were told they have live bands often and also offer free drinks for the driver which we thought was a very responsible thing to do. We'll be visiting again.
Burrator Inn The – YelvertonExcellent Cuisine! Choose from the Menu or the Special Board. Cosy little pub with attractive beer Garden and, if you are a smoker, an excellent outdoor heated Smoking Area. Prices are also very competitive on both food and drinks. Highly Recommended.
Devon Dumpling – TorquayBest place in Town by far. Opened in August 2008 serving fantastic tapas for lunch and impressive two/three course dinners set high standards, the likes of which we've not seen in these parts before. Chef/owner, James Duckett has come from Spain and has an impressive career in top restaurants in London and internationally - and it shows. Try out the inexpensive tapas at lunch to get a feel for his dishes.
Old Custom House – BarnstapleOpened only in August 2008 with new chef/proprietor. At last, a great chef and a top drawer restaurant in Barnstaple - the best for miles around. Fantastic tapas at lunchtime and mouth watering three course dinners that compare with top London venues and at a fraction of the price. A well kept secret still thanks to the Council's decision to convert the once vibrant Strand area into a traffic and people free zone! A short walk from the High Street.
Old Custom House – BarnstapleLove, Love, LOVE the breakfasts in here, plenty of very nicely cooked food and what an atmosphere! The music alone would keep us returning time and time again. I had the 'Americana' breakfast with two egg, bacon and sausage and two large pancakes with a little jug of maple syrup. It's just right and I didn't eat again all day!
Route 38 – PlymouthSunday Menu: 2 courses, £31; 3 courses, £39.50.