Whether it’s an Italian in Plymouth, fine dining in Exeter or a British restaurant in Torquay, Sugarvine has an extensive directory of the best restaurants and places to eat in Devon, covering every type of cuisine. Use the Sugarvine guide to point you in the direction of the finest eating places in Devon throughout the county.
Michael Caines at Gidleigh Park is cooking the best food in Britain, to say that our meal was stunning in every way would be an understaement in the extreme, words fail me. If you haven't been yet go, get your credit card out and enjoy it. awesome.
Gidleigh Park – Newton AbbotBest Indian restaurant in Exeter !
Ganges The – ExeterVery tasty! Came to Devon on holiday and very glad we stumbled across this place. Paid it a visit three times in one week. A must for Chicken Dhansak fanatics - mmmmm!
Bay Of Bengal The – HolsworthyThis restaurant should be getting regular mentions in the national press as an outpost of excellent food in the South West. The quality of cooking is absolutely fantastic - everything has been thought about and everything on the plate is imaginatively thought out and very well implemented. We love it.
Artillery Tower – PlymouthGone down hill, was a nice place to eat when it first opened. Good place if you want a quick snack but not for a nice meal out
Bar Venezia – ExeterA bit pricey, but well worth the price. All food is made/produced in the Westcounty - Steak is one of the best I've ever tasted.
Conservatory The – ExeterGood local pub under new management, and will be starting food in the very near future. Nice place to have a drink, not far from the quay and drink prices are very reasonable.
Bishop Blaize The – ExeterIn this ordinary looking pub lurks brothers who are culinary wizards. The well balanced menu complimented by a confident wine list is well priced and something I look forward to revisiting. With a passion for local food, Luke and Robert show their international experience matched with the essential basic instict of masterchefs in the making. Do not be put off by the pubs name or look, the purely pub decor with a real fire, real locals, real ale and essentially real food is something to be tried.
Barrel of Beer – SeatonThe best kept secret in East Devon. The outside looks like a country pub, the reception area looks like a high street takeaway, but out the back is a place where magic happens. The decor and service are spot on, the food is uniformly excellent, and the price is right. What are you waiting for?
Golden Pond – ExeterIntriguing hotel restaurant in the heart of Exeter, its Mediterranean menu offers something different for a special occasion. Well worth a try.
Olive Tree Restaurant – Exeterwas a wonderful experience
Cafe Rouge – PlymouthTerribly Terribly good. I can only say that it is one of the finest fish restaurants in the country. Please dont go there as we'll never get a table.
Anchor Inn – ExeterWell worth a visit for the seafood, very well presented and very tasty.
Golden Lion The – SidmouthNot actually a restaurant, just a typical village pub with a menu although they specialise in Indian food.Also if you like old cars the landlord owns several classic cars.
Anchor Inn The – Newton AbbotVery friendly Staff The owners a very warm and always happy to help. The atmosphere was fantastic. Would recommend it to anyone!!
Bridge Inn – OkehamptonI have been to this restaurant several times, the food here is amazing. The premises could do with a lick of paint but apart from that i really cant fault it.
Crown Of Crediton The – Creditonsuper food pity about the service if it matched the quality of the food this would be heaven on earth
Williams Arms – Brauntonthis is definatly the best place in the southwest to eat, great menu, great food, great price, great people. Try it once in your life.
London Inn The – CreditonSunday Menu: 2 courses, £31; 3 courses, £39.50.
