Family Restaurants in Devon

The Mount Pleasant Inn, a superb pub and restaurant in Dawlish Warren serves great pub food and amazing views over the coast towards Exmouth and beyond to go with it. An extensive menu, large open dining rooms and cracking service make this a firm favourite with families and those looking for great value no nonsense pub grub.

The Normandy House is passionate about fresh, local and seasonal food and a great additional to eating out in Ottery. Modern dinging rooms, a superb sun tarrace and service that comes with a smile will please those looking for somewhere new to eat out in the this little part of the world! The menus here are Bistro in style and can change daily, where superb fish curries appear along side Pan fried Lamb Loin or fresh Lyme Bay Sea Bass.

This free house in the village of Meavy is a delightful little find, a little pub with a big heart. Tradition and charm go hand in hand with large open fires, flagstone floors and great, modern British pub food. A juicy Royal Oak Burger or the Steak and Jail Ale pie for Lunch, Wok cooked Mussels or the Monk Fish and Salmon Kebabs for dinner. A real winner!

The Waterfront Inn is located only yards from the beach and exceptionally family freindly. A comfortable modern bar and restaurant can be enjoyed inside and a choice of sunny patios to the front and rear of the pub alongside a large child friendly garden make this a haven for those who enjoy the great outdoors. Varied menus featuring home cooked food, frequent live entertainment, large screen TV's and a large indoor childrens play area make it easy for the whole family to enjoy this cracking beachside Pub.

One of the best places to start your day in the West Exe area of Tiverton. The Coffee Bean serves a cracking all day breakfast, paninis, baguettes, sandwiches and freshly ground gourmet coffee. Specials boards feature home made lasagne, chilli and cottage pie and mouth watering Sunday Specials. Greeted with a warm welcome at every visit your hosts Sue and David look forward to seeing you soon.

The Golden Lion, formerly the Inn on the Square, is now in safe new hands and open for business. Brand new menus, a good selection of well kept beers and a warm welcome now await. A face lift on the front of the property currently under way will transform this landmark coaching inn back to its former glory. If your looking for well priced, traditional pub food then look no further.

With panoramic views across Brixham harbour and out towards Lyme Bay, The Breakwater Bistro offers excellent fresh local food and quality wines in relaxed and friendly surroundings. Café culture by day and an intimate restaurant by night with well presented steaks, local meats and seafood on a straight forward, traditional English menu and the best views in town.

The Premier Café in Budleigh serves traditional fish and chips at their best. There is however much more on the menus although its fair to say fish takes centre stage! Sustainably caught Plaice, Cod and Haddock sit happily alongside stone baked Pizzas and a good choice of vegetarian mains. Family run, family friendly and some of the best fish and chips in East Devon, Perfect.

"An Exclusive Bar - Restaurant offering an outstanding eclectic blend of food, cocktails, music and service within stunning architecture." Open from 9am for Breakfast till late, The Treasury provides flawlessly prepared food by day and a stylishly sophisticated cocktail bar at night in the very heart of Plymouth.

The Twyford prides itself on the use of fresh and local produce to create a cracking English menu and the prices here certainly won't break the bank. Favourites like Beer Battered Fish and Chips, Liver and Bacon or the Cheddar Cheese Plougmans are all familiar to people who enjoy a proper pub experience. Service with a smile, good beer and an even better beer garden alongside experience hosts only to happy to please.

With dishes like roasted Sardines with lemon and sea salt or steamed Sea Bass with white wine and tarragon alongside juicy Devon and Exmoor steaks, the focus at Take Thyme centres around fresh, locally caught fish and West Country reared steaks. All prepared with little fuss, straight forward ingredients are allowed to speak for themselves. You'll find Take Thyme at the very bottom of Fore Street, a lovely little restaurant with a touch of personality.

You'll find the Blacksmiths at the heart of Bideford with the famous Tarka Trail backing onto the Pub itself. A convienient stop off then along the Tarka Trails 21 miles of cycle track and a chance to refresh your batteries! All your great pub favourites are served on traditional looking menus in the modern dining areas inside or out on the spacious decked terrace. Think Bangers and Mash or Steak and Ale Pie which sit alongside tasty steaks. A great selection of beer, well kept ales, fine wines and soft drinks are also available to quench that thirst too!

The Pier House, Westward Ho's only Seafront Bar and Bistro makes and wonderful first impression and an exceptional addition to dining out in North Devon. Stunning sea views from your table inside or on the spacious sunset terrace combine with cracking menus for lunch and dinner will no doubt keep The Pier House busy. This seafront bar and bistro will appeal to the whole family although there is more than enough sophistication for a romantic meal for two while watching the sunset over Bideford Bay and Lundy Island.

This free house in the village of Meavy is a delightful little find, a little pub with a big heart. Tradition and charm go hand in hand with large open fires, flagstone floors and great, modern British pub food. A juicy Royal Oak Burger or the Steak and Jail Ale pie for Lunch, Wok cooked Mussels or the Monk Fish and Salmon Kebabs for dinner. A real winner!

Bags of charactor and personality describe this charming village inn well. Pretty as a picture, the old world curiosity inside the pub makes for a warm and inviting spot for lunch or dinner. Traditional menus featuring hearty pub favourites are the order of the day here. The seating outside to the back and side of the pub are a treat in the summer months. All in all this is what we are looking for from our traditional country pubs, good stuff!

Welcome to the friendly and relaxing atmosphere of the Admiral MacBride, located on Plymouth's historic Barbican seafront. The Admiral MacBride is a traditional English Pub located a stones throw away from the National Marine Aquarium and built upon the original Mayflower Steps from where the pilgrim fathers set sail for America. Serving traditional English pub food, home cooked, using fresh ingredients wherever possible, prepared on site by their chef you'll find all you pud favourites here! You'll also find a wide selection of lager, real ale, cider & wine for your enjoyment!

If you want great authentic Italian food in a setting which has no pretentions to be anything other than a tradditional Italian trattoria then a visit to La Rosetta is a must. It is all here, red and white table cloths, chianti bottles and a feeling that you are somewhere in Rome or Florence rather than in a Devon village.

The Three Little Pigs overlooks the town square and lies in the very heart of Crediton, a cosy market town just five miles from Exeter. Inside is an eclectic mix of memorabilia and nic nacs which hang from every available space and make for a real talking point while enjoying your food. And good pub food at that! Simply prepared and sourced from the local green grocers and butchers, you can enjoy a superb home made Steal and Ale Pie or a fine main course of Honey Roast Half Duck all cooked fresh to order. Family run and very popular with an enthusiastic local following, especially for a cracking Sunday Roast.

This free house in the village of Meavy is a delightful little find, a little pub with a big heart. Tradition and charm go hand in hand with large open fires, flagstone floors and great, modern British pub food. A juicy Royal Oak Burger or the Steak and Jail Ale pie for Lunch, Wok cooked Mussels or the Monk Fish and Salmon Kebabs for dinner. A real winner!

Without doubt, one of the South Hams most famous hostelries, The California Inn is a delightful 14th Century family run free house serving fine real ales and exceptional food. Oozing rustic charm, the bar menu is packed full of classic pub favourites while the separate restaurant area boasts a Modern British menu where meat, game and fresh fish are thoughtfully presented from an abundance of locally sourced produce. The Medley of Seafood with Salmon, Lemon Sole, Scallop and King Prawn is not only eye catching, but seasoned to perfection and very tasty too.

The Mussel Inn is back on the map, recently re opened and now serving traditional pub food seven days a week. New chefs have added vitality to tasty looking menus and your food is served with a smile. Nestled in the pretty little village of Down Thomas on the outskirts of Plymouth, this charecterful Inn is full of charm and history and is waiting to be re discovered once more. Confident you will be very well looked after indeed the team here look forward to your visit.

Without doubt, one of the South Hams most famous hostelries, The California Inn is a delightful 14th Century family run free house serving fine real ales and exceptional food. Oozing rustic charm, the bar menu is packed full of classic pub favourites while the separate restaurant area boasts a Modern British menu where meat, game and fresh fish are thoughtfully presented from an abundance of locally sourced produce. The Medley of Seafood with Salmon, Lemon Sole, Scallop and King Prawn is not only eye catching, but seasoned to perfection and very tasty too.

The Manor has a great little personality and sits in the centre of Croyde village. Family run, its freindly and casual, perfect in the summer and cosy in the winter. Dine in the bar, restaurant, conservatory or the wonderful outside terrace on balmy summer days. Traditional pub food makes sure the pub appeals to all and the specials board with local meats, game and freshly caught seafood will appeal to those who like a little creativity to their food. Very family friendly.

The Muddiford Inn is now well established and gaining a great reputation for its food. Its simply and waiting to be discovered! Rustic contemporary cooking and a real warmth to the greeting that only a family run hostelry can provide make for a cracking place to come and eat. Freshly baked bread, home made ice creams and great use of the fresh local produce all contribute to the success. Firmly back on the foodie map and well worth a visit.

Simply Fish in Brixham is your top notch destination for some of the freshest, and the nations favourite local Brixham fish and chips. You'll also find a superb and healthy selection of grilled fish including line caught Sea Bass, Monkfish or Whole Dover Sole alongside a menu that also features Bigbury Oysters, Local Scallops or Tempora Squid supplied from the fish market daily. You'll be hard pushed to find fresher seafood anywhere! The dining room is modern, crisp and comfortable and been very busy since opening in April. And if you havent time to linger you can enjoy your Fish and Chips on the go from an exceptional takeaway menu served daily from noon!