Reviews in Woolacombe

Went to the Boardwalk last night, the sign outside said serving food from 5-30pm to 9-00pm. It was 6-15pm when we arrived. The owner after taking our order for wine said if you are ordering food we can not take an order until 7-00pm. The restaurant was not even half full. We found the owner to be arrogant and not helpful although our food came out at 7-30pm and was very nice. The wine was very expensive and no wine list giving prices, so did not know until the bill came how much £16-95 a bottle a bit over the top for pino grigio. We will not be going again.

The food is excellent and the service outstanding. For two wIth a good bottle of wine it came to £75; one had three courses, the other two. Would thoroughly recommend this place.

Enjoyed 2 very nice, good value meals at Tyme during our stay at one of the cottages belonging to the hotel. Not a wide-ranging menu (difficult if you're changing every evening and quite a small concern), but still enough choice to find acceptance with 2 adults, 2 teens and a non-too-adventurous grandma! Good, friendly service. Altogether an experience we would look to repeat.

i often stay in mortehoe and eat in the rockleigh whenever i can. the food is always fresh and the menu changes regularly. as a veggie, there are always new interesting meals and whilst it isn't easy, room must be saved for the fantastic puds. great staff, great food.

Tucked away in a tranquil valley just a short distance from Woolacombe is an amazing place to eat; Trimstone Manor Hotel. It has a cosy bar and lounge and the restaurant itself looks out over rolling countryside. The menu is interesting and the food very tasty. After a day by the sea, this was a terrific place to relax and enjoy good food and ambiance. We were made most welcome and were not rushed so definitely a place to return to.

We tried to eat here last year whilst in Woolacombe, we waited for a table and was listening to the waiter telling other customers how they were out of everything even the draught beer. We thought we would try again this year, I wish I hadn't bothered. The food was overpriced, overstated and overdone! the most expensive load of rubbish I have ever eaten, firstly we made a point of reserving a table which, when we arrived they had let go ( and we was early) the steak was overdone and supposed to come in a red wine and mushroom sauce there was not a mushroom or wine in sight! and both mine and my husbands meal was cold, then to add insult the food did not come with any accompaniment and we had to pay an extra £2.95 for a side of 1 boiled potato a few carrot slices and a small piece of cabbage. All I can say is we eat in some very nice restaurants and by golly this IS NOT one of them.

We visited this wonderful place a couple of years ago and we had the most wonderful meal ever. We are going back to Woolacombe shortly and will be booking a table for sure. try it, it really is great home cooked food

This place was great. We ate there 3 times while on holiday in woolacombe this year. Great food, fresh and really tasty and not too pricey either.

Red Barn is great, we often end up with a lovely breakfast here after an early morning surf-especially if we slept in the car! Woolacombe is a great place and Red Barn is perfectly placed, there's always a lovely buzz here.

This is a really nice bistro in a beautiful village. The food could be from Kings Road, SW3 - it has a varied, home cooked menu, well presented and regularly changing. White table cloths, big wine glasses and trendy food. Very Good!

I love this place. The food is great, you get big portions at decent prices, fantastic views and a really chilled out atmosphere. Infact my partner proposed to me here last year so it holds special memories for us. We will be back in November to celebrate with one of their great burgers!!!

We always enjoy eating here, in my mind it is one of the best restaurants in Devon, if not the best in North Devon. We had a starter of cappuccino of Jerusalem artichoke which arrived looking just like a real coffee cappuccino - complete with froth, a dusting of truffle which resembled the chocolate powder and three cubes of freeze dried ceps to imitate the sugar lumps. This set the scene for the night admirably. My main of crusted lamb loin was expertly cooked and more than enough. My partner had the best goat's cheese starter ever followed by polenta with sun dried tomatoes and artichokes - all delicious. We couldn't decide on the puddings so we ordered three! A lavender creme brulee with rhubard sorbet, a chocolate marquis and selection of home-made icecreams - all were superb.

Lovely Mediterranean feel to this restaurant, the staff were friendly and chatty, we ate from an interesting menu and really enjoyed the food and wine. Great value with a great view.

i have to say the courtyard is now my favourite restaurant in North Devon, if not the whole county. and the local crab and lamb dishes were superb. would definitely recommend it as a holiday treat - go on a sunny day when the roof is open, or for a starlit dinner

We had the best meal we have had this year, I was bowled over by the quality of cooking here. It was as good if not better than my last great experience, which was at the black pig in Rock. If you are looking for a top of the tree gastro experience I suggest getting over to Woolacombe ASAP.

This is a great pub. The food certainly isn't fantastic - its pretty traditional and ordinary pub fare - the English food is better - my wife strayed into a pasta dish which was probably 50% cheese! However, to be fair the last time I ate there was a year ago - it may have improved since. But the ambience is really great, the staff are friendly - and you can't beat it for location. Sitting outside in the summer with a plate of chips looking at the sea! Great!

I love it, with a nice range of surfboards, its somewhere I want to go to relax after I have being surfing all day

Excellent food at a great value. This would be my first recommendation to anybody eating out in Woolacombe.