Reviews in Devon

Wonderful meal, steaks cooked to perfection and fantastic deserts, thoroughly recommend the hot chocolates too. Relaxing and friendly service, will definitely dine there again.

it was a great to place for a birthday and i would tell y friends about how great the service and prices are and the friendly staff.

This is NOT a recommendation, we ordered food this evening to eat whilst watching a film with friends. We were told that our food would be delivered within the hour, with less than 5 minutes left on the clock, it arrived, cold. I called the restaurant to let them know of my disappointment and to give them the opportunity to rectify the problem, however, to add insult to injury, the person who answered had a rude telephone manner and refused to accept that my order wasn't anything other than top quality. I will never order from this restaurant again and I will also never recommend this establishment to my friends or family.

Superb, elegant restaurant with British traditional menu. Excellent food, service, value for money, idyllic location. An absolute must when you visit Dartmouth. Looking forward to our next visit.

We were a group of five. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Our food was cooked to a high standard, excellent quality and very tasty. We would highly recommend the Cellar Restaurant.

We wanted to say thank you for a wonderful evening at the Bistro last night. We entertained a group of seven people who all thoroughly enjoyed the food, wine and service none of which could be faulted.

Went here to buy chips and was waiting in the queue when the woman on the till told us to wait outside as they were "busy" [serving one person in front, one of our friends]. If she called that busy I'd love to have heard what she thought of the summer peak season. Went outside and sat on the table whilst waiting when she stuck her head round the corner and said that the table was only for paying customers! Used to eat here regularly but after this, never again which is a shame as the staff have been good up until now.

Terrible. Totally un child friendly

All i can say is (simply the best) good food, good wine list, in a nice old setting.

love this place have now been 3 times and never been disappointed. love the food,highly recommend it the cleanliness, the atmosphere, the staff.

I had never tried the breakfast at the Waterside Bistro, I'm not sure why, since the quality, portion size and presentation were all top notch. Great value, try it!! Mark

One of the best Sunday Lunches we have had in Torbay, we will be in Torbay next week and will be calling again on Sunday, in fact we have just got your phone no on the web, and will be calling to make a reservation later in the week.

Sunday lunch at the Green Dragon is not to be missed the gravy is to die for and the whole meal is fantastic and such great value, hope they do Christmas Lunches this year if so we will be there.

The best Fish & Chips in the South West and probably in the country. Try their "Krispie!" chips and you will never buy chips anywhere else

I would completely avoid this one based on the poor service and poor quality of food. Took almost one hour to be served once the waitress finally took the order. Drinks were very cold due to waiting. Apologies were made but needed someone with more authority to explain why. £26 later for 3 adults and 1 child. The haddock was of low quality and very little taste! Had far better from Morrisons cafe! I would be happy to receive contact from the manager! Hope you add this to your site as I will be looking! If not I would like you to contact me as to why not. Thanks. Keith Allan (07894 944745).

The Mason's Arms was recommended by a work colleague when we told him we were staying in east Somerset. A bit of a trek to find it but thanks to sat nav we made it in good time. It's basically an ancient village pub in Knowstone, to the south of Exmoor, that has been taken over by a Michelin-starred chef (from the Roux brothers' Waterside Inn at Bray, I believe). There's a small public bar which retains its character (as well as the odd local), a lounge-cum-waiting area and the small restaurant to the rear which has great rural views and a slightly bizarre mix of plain wooden furniture and a ceiling straight out of the Sistine Chapel. Still, it’s not at all stuffy here and you really don’t want stuffy dining rooms in the middle of Devon, do you? There’s a good wine list and a simple menu choice of five or six starters, mains and desserts. The food was top quality and beautifully presented – as you would expect from a Michelin-starred venue. Didn’t break the bank either. The only downer is that unless you are staying very local, one of you has to drive.

I just celebrated my birthday at Caseys Diner in Paignton, we all had a fantastic time, the food was great and very well priced, I had smothered chicken and my hubby had an amazing steak, the kiddies meals were brought out in cars and they got a toy too, the desserts were fab and huge, Thank you caseys for making my birthday so special! Will definitely be back again soon!

Last July, Saturday at about 8pm, hungry and no place to sleep, we were lucky enough to stop at the Kings Arms, which provided absolutely delicious and gourmet food and a spontaneous help to find rooms for the five of us. Thanks, Nigel, for your kindness and the wonderful dinner and good luck to you!We wish we lived closer so we could enjoy your place often.