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Discover Restaurants offering the best British food in Totnes, England, United Kingdom. Totnes (/ˈtɒtnɪs/ or /tɒtˈnɛs/) is a market town and civil parish at the head of the estuary of the River Dart in Devon, England within the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is about 22 miles (35 km) south-west of Exeter and is the administrative centre of the South Hams District Council.
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10. The Cott Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1005 reviews
Reviewed By DevonMargaret
Once again on a very busy Wednesday evening The Cott gave my youngest son a fab 41st birthday venue. We've been coming here for years as we live close by and it's had it's ups and downs in 45 years but the current landlord works wonders and it maintains it's Best Pub title for yet another year. OK so it's got low ceilings and a slightly cramped space, with the men's loos outside, in fact everything a 1320 AD pub should have. Our meal for 10 persons was cooked and delivered as we'd expect. Looking forward to next time ..
9. The Wild Fig Deli & Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 460 reviews
We are a small team who are passionate in bringing you delicious, locally sourced, freshly prepared food and drink. We specialise in a large range of Gluten Free and Vegan options, whilst still catering for the carnivores out there. Our food is home-made
Reviewed By Wilson99_12
This is our third visit to Totnes and we returned to The Wild Fig, this time for lunch. It is a well positioned cafe on the main shopping street and you cannot miss its distinctive frontage. The food is delicious, with generous portions, and the ingredients are fresh and sourced locally. Also, we are of the opinion this cafe serves the best coffee in Totnes! We also love the fact that the cafe serves not only vegetarian and vegan food but food choices for people who eat meat. Lovely friendly staff.
8. Woods Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 420 reviews
Woods Bistro is a thriving, popular, cosmopolitan Cafe/Bistro situated in the historic 'Narrows', nestled between a multitude of high quality retail outlets. The Bistro offers a wide selection of food and drink from various parts of the world as well as a
Reviewed By Wouldieathere
We stopped for a bite to eat and a coffee. Both had a lovely panini. Service was good. Sat outside in a wonderful secluded walled garden in the sun. There are no smoking signs outside too, so we could eat and relax outside in a smoke free atmosphere for a change. Well done Woods.Thank you for your review and glad you enjoyed your time at Woods. Hopefully see you again soon.
7. Pie Street
Overall Ratings
4 based on 404 reviews
Reviewed By Buddleja_11
The menu describes itâs pies as British soul food, which is exactly what they are. The steak pies were perfect, top quality meat with great pastry served with jugs of piping hot gravy, lightly cooked buttered greens and chips. The other options looked equally good and you can choose how your potatoes are prepared and also from a range of gravies which looks promising. We didnât have time for desert so paid £27.60 for two including one drink.
6. Seeds 2
Overall Ratings
4 based on 226 reviews
Reviewed By Warwick0001
Great range of buffet-style vegetarian salads for a very reasonable price-can also takeaway. OK coffee and tea. Good and extensive range of giant cookies. Dog friendly outside. Seating inside and outside on the pavement.
5. Gather
Overall Ratings
5 based on 87 reviews
Contemporary Devonian Dining creating dishes from the finest local produce both farmed and foraged. Hedge, River, Field, Kitchen
Reviewed By MadeinBilton
We recently ate dinner at Gather for the first time. What delightful staff; enthusuastic young people who could tell me all about the food on my plate, even which river my trout had been swimming in! An imaginative menu, making use of locally sourced foods - even squirrel (grey variety). Well done!
4. The Coppa Dolla Inn and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 370 reviews
Reviewed By SimoneP540
Lovely quaint little pub ... amazing pies wow !! Had medium steak & ale mash, veg and gravy ... it was beautiful !!! Heart warming comfort food Canât wait for my next one
3. Emma's
Overall Ratings
5 based on 255 reviews
Reviewed By 621marting
Although open only on certain evenings and for Sunday lunch, Emma's serves excellent food from an interesting menu. We had seafood cocktail starter, followed by Confit Duck and mushroom pudding, Ã nd Brixham hake in a cheddar and tarragon sauce. Fresh veg served with both, and a massive side of herby saute potato cubes. With free corkage for the wine we brought along and friendly service, we were most impressed and had a very enjoyable evening.
2. The Regatta Restaurant at The Imperial Torquay
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
At the heart of The Imperial Torquay is the Regatta Restaurant, with breathtaking, panoramic views across Torbay and the South Devon coastline. The menu offers a delicious culinary journey with a focus on fresh local produce and flavour to create exciting
Reviewed By Honeybonnet
Having booked online we arrived with no prepared table for us. The waiter was excellent but clearly overworked as he ran between bar duties and serving around 5 tables. The menu was ok but a bit disjointed. Prawns tasteless small and clearly just defrosted in cold water. Freshly grilled whole place was first class, The omelette just lay there having given up and my cod in batter was a dark burnt brown rather than golden. The trifle was lovely. That said it has the best view in Torquay. ps donât ever order the afternoon tea itâs minute!
1. Restaurant at Orestone Manor
Overall Ratings
4 based on 386 reviews
The Restaurant at Orestone Manor is set in a lovely Georgian building with views over the gardens and sea beyond. We offer informative, efficient,friendly service in a relaxed atmosphere. We offer a Fine dining and Set price menu as well as Light bites, L
Reviewed By 35gt
Always go by your recommendations so when I entered best Sunday lunch and Orestone Manor came up I booked I was advised the time shiw on there site was incorrect and we were booked in at 12.15 lunch time I stated I was allergic to Black peppers he went away to the Chef then came back to us saying all of there Sunday roasts were drenched in pepper all night and the roast potatoes I have never come across this before as they were advertising the roasts Beef,pork Chicken you would have thought that one of the three would have been supplied without adding pepperes I had to end up with fish for Sunday lunch not what I wanted I think they should advertise that they add these allergic items so people are aware Graham Thurston the fish was very good and the serviceWe are please you enjoyed the fish and service. Our website does clearly state our dinning times . However as with all restaurants time slots do get booked up. It sounds to me 12.15 was the only time slot we had available when you booked. I see from your booking that you booked through open table ( a third party booking agent). If you had phoned us directly we would have asked if you had any dietary requirements. We would have been more than happy to accommodate your pepper allergy had we known. Unfortunately the nature of a roast is the preparation beforehand hence the inflexibility. The Orestone Manor does always try to accommodate all allergies but it is best that we know upon booking. We do hope we can welcome you back to The Orestone but please phone us directly next time.
