Restaurants in Sidmouth - Devon

Some of the best fish and chips in the whole of East Devon are served at Prospect Plaice in the centre of Sidmouth's regency esplanade and a stone throw from the sea front. Prime North Atlantic Cod, Haddock and Place enjoyed inside the 70 seater restaurant or ordered from an extensive take away menu. Open throughout the year Prospect Place has been keeping the great British holiday maker happy for many years.

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.

With glorious sea views out over Lyme Bay, Pynes Bar and Restaurant enjoys a prominent position in the enchanting regency resort of Sidmouth on Devon's Jurassic Coast. Menus prepared using fresh and local produce, much of which is sourced from the owners family farm alongside local day boat fish, crab and lobster ensure the food is top notch. Relaxing surroundings, snappy service and a good selection of cracking wines round things off very nicely.

The Mocha enjoys prime position on Sidmouth's regency esplanade. Open all year the restaurant serves Breakfasts, Light Lunches and Afternoon Teas as well as Evening Meals during the summer season. The varied daytime menu offers Speciality Panini, freshly cut Sandwiches, Omelettes, Jacket Potato's and its legendary Fresh Crab and Seafood Platter. The evening menu strikes a fine balance between tender, locally sourced Steaks and freshly caught Brixham Fish.

On the seafront in Sidmouth a charming restaurant and bar with a super outdoor area that teems with people on a summer day. The food is informal and relaxed with a daily changing specials board featuring local fish. The conservatory offers great views to enjoy your pint with a day time snack.

Wonderful Olde Worlde coffee shop and daytime restaurant and a reputation as one the best tea shops in town, complete with loose leaf tea! New owner Debra and her team are proud of the fresh and local produce used in many of the dishes alongside a delicious array of home baked scones and cakes. The cream tea at the Willow Tree is a real treat and most definitely worth the visit.

The Chattery offers its customers a relaxed and informal eatery from breakfast till late afternoon. Serving the best of British meals ranging from a traditional English breakfast to delicious lunchtime roasts and the locally renowned, homemade deep filled steak & chicken pies, all served with locally sourced seasonal vegetables. Your lunchtime meal can be enjoyed with a lightly chilled glass of wine or beer as desired alongside all their heavenly desserts and cakes which are all homemade and simply delicious.

The Salty Monk in Sidford ticks all the right boxes when it comes to good food. This 2 AA Rosette restaurant run by husband and wife team Andy and Annette Witheridge is hard to beat where fresh, seasonal produce from local suppliers form the back bone of a superb Modern British menu. Breads, Pasta, even the Ice Creams and Desserts are prepared fresh each day which probably goes some way to explaining the Salty Monks great appeal and continued success.

Firmly established and with an ever growing reputation for great food, The Bowd Inn have really embraced fresh, local and seasonal food with award winning chefs Damon Ralph and Nik Larby at the helm in the kitchen. Exmouth fish and Ottery meats are used on the menus where favourites like the deli board or cracking Pork Belly alongside succulent steaks have the locals flocking here to enjoy good pub food. All well priced and cooked fresh to order and with a superb outdoor dining and large kids play area the Bowd is a lovely choice.