Excellent facilities, very dog friendly. Lovely walk in good weather. Enjoyed seeing Donkeys in nice surroundings; very well cared for and loved. Gorgeous coffee and cake in the cafe too.

Great place. Definitely recommend coming here. Free entry and you can donate to help out. Donkeys were lovely and funny when one started issues with another donkey for smelling poo. They do sound like they have sore throats from all the noises they make 😂. Beautiful place tho and good clean toilets

I just had to meet Walter! The donkey whom my husband had gifted an adoption from The Donkey Sanctuary. I was expecting an old fashioned set up but I was totally wrong. The entrance is modern, well kept and clean. It is all well organised and the lovely people who work and volunteer, are well informed and willing to answer questions. We sat through a lovely informative talk where we watched the donkeys like a heard of cattle go back into the main barn that had fresh hay. They are such gentle animals, well worth the visit. It caters for all ages and with plenty of car parking spaces too. Definitely would recommend

What a beautiful location! There are so many well-cared-for donkeys, and we enjoyed an informative talk from one of the staff members. The hedge maze and play area for children provide great fun for everyone. There is plenty of seating around the park and fields. The restaurant was very popular, with a big queue leading into the main area. The food is excellent and offers amazing value for money, with huge cups of coffee. All the staff were working very hard. How is this place free? The shop has a wide range of items, all at low prices. It’s just fantastic! We will definitely be back soon.

Wonderful example of conservancy & protection of these gentle creatures. See many donkeys living in grassy fields and close up in their pens. Great layout of viewing walks all signposted with donkey info. Children will love it. Tea rooms and lunches also served.

What a gem this is. A peaceful, tranquil site with c.200 donkeys roaming the many paddocks. Good restaurant, gift shop, educational area and things for kids including a surprisingly tricky maze. Highly recommended way to spend an afternoon, with your dogs if you like also. Just remember to donate as the place is free entry.

Amazing place to visit. Facilities are great for visitors and Donkeys! The staff are excellent. The talk at shelter 1 when we went was very interesting and also entertaining when one naughty Donkey nibbled and undid the shoelace of the handler doing the talk. I never knew Donkeys cannot take much weight at all despite everything you see on screen and TV! Its well worth a visit. Entry is free! But please donate to such a good cause. We were visiting our adopted Donkey, Ashley on the day but the walks around the massive grounds are great to do and the cafe is well worth a stop off after too!

A tranquil wooded and grass meadow running beside the River Sid from the edge of town up to Sidford. Public footpath and cycle routes give easy access through this nature reserve, which is beautiful!

A lovely place in the middle of Sidmouth to go for a walk and experience nature at its best. Green grass, large trees and a stream. Perfect for dog walkers and ramblers or anyone who wants to get a breath if fresh clean air.

Lovely area to walk your dog or just to walk or ride through as it has a bike path. Beautiful on hot days as your can explore more along the fields as it’s not to wet. 🐶🐕🦮🐩🐕‍🦺🐾

We visited the Byes on a hot day. There was plenty of shade to walk with our dog. She went in the River Sid a few times. Once, completely disappearing as it was deep. She made it out herself and shook herself off to chase her ball.

A beautiful place to walk and leads straight into Sidmouth town centre with lots of lovely shops, carry on walking and you arrive at the beach....what could be better. This area is simply perfect 👌

Great place for walking dogs. Lots of places for them to run and interact with other people and dogs. River nearby is easy to access, especially in the summer.

Well worth parking back from the seafront and taking a walk along the river. There is a footpath and cycle path that follows the river right down the the centre of Sidmouth so you can enjoy a bit of nature down through the Byes, and then enjoy the beach without having to drive through town!

Amazing food, friendly staff, good beer! Everything I think you need for an excellent pub. Loved the tall sunflowers! 🌻

L shaped room with an adjoining room to the right. Food being served which smelt amazing. Tap beers and a few real ales available. Cash or card payments. Most of the ceiling and walls are a wooden panelling which as been painted. Wooden floor in bar, adjoining room was carpeted more like a lounge where people dined. Marquee outside at the back of the premises for outside drinking. Staff were friendly and polite. Beer was good. Enjoyed my visit.

visited a few pubs in Sidmouth and based on the one pint view - the Swan was easily the best. Felt like the interior matched the character and history of the exterior (didn’t get that from some of the other pubs). We walked in at about 7ish on a Thursday night and it was pretty much full with a lovely atmosphere. Bar staff super friendly. Good beer.

Discovered this pub on our last visit to Sidmouth when searching for a cheeky beer. Came back again and enjoyed a lovely lunch & beer. Great pub, beer was spot on & food was fab. Bar staff could not be more friendly, made us and our dog feel super welcome. Love that as you walk in you're greeted by dogs chilling whilst their owners have a drink, sets the vibe for the pub. If authentic pubs with home cooked food & great beer selection are your thing you will not be disappointed here!

Superb home cooked food, good choice. Friendly, helpful staff, nice clean pub, outside seating to side & rear. Only criticism, and it is only a very slight one, is beer choice. Three hand pulls available on my visit; would have liked to see choice from brewers like Palmers of Bridport or Salcombe brewery, but this is a very minor niggle. Far and away the best pub in Sidmouth!

Absolutely delicious meal. Roasted mushroom and Ale pie and Handmade Chicken fillet burger. The salad was delicious with a whole variety of salad ingredients. Coleslaw was wonderful. Crunchy chips, and all piping hot. Service was wonderful and so friendly. Lovely old fashioned traditional pub. Can't recommend highly enough

Sidmouth was fully booked for food on a Saturday night. The Swan was close to our hotel and had good reviews. Fortunate to get the last table in a packed out pub. Very busy and loud but a friendly atmosphere. Was taken to a table and the menu selection was on boards on the wall. We went for deep fried whitebait and the lasagne. Huge amount of whitebait and good portion of lasagne. Both were nice. Fair price. Appreciate getting a table.

Great food and excellent staff. Well worth a visit (although please note, the desserts are over the top!)

Alot if the tables were reserved however we had a table ordered a tuna and cucumber sandwich which was doorstep thick accompanied with salad crisps and coleslaw my friend had a prawn sandwich she said it was one of the best she has ever had, also chips and onion rings. Definitely worth the money which we thought wasn't overly expensive as we also had a latte and pint of coke all for £29

Absolutely fantastic pub and restaurant with melt in the mouth and to die for food, very friendly and helpful staff really polite and courteous who went out of their way to make sure everything was just right and that we had a great experience. The service was outstanding the whole place was clean, smart and they served top quality food at very reasonable prices, we hadn't booked a table but many tables were reserved but they still accommodated us and many others too. This restaurant is very popular and I can see why we will definitely eat their again but we may book next time so as not to be disappointed if it's busy. Congratulations and hearty top marks to the management and staff for a really great experience, well done to the whole team. 👍👍👍

Great meal with my bestie. Home made lamb and red wine pie and prawn and crab salad, both delicious. Chips with blue cheese, yum. Followed by Biscoff cheesecake and lemon curd cheesecake, OMG both absolutely stuffed. Quick service, lovely staff and great food, what more could you ask for 😊

What a lovely venue. Staff so happy and friendly and genuinely look like they enjoy working there which creates a lovely atmosphere! The food is amazing and fantastic value for money.

I have been to The Anchor twice now for lunchtime meals with friends and have been really impressed with the food on offer and the service. I recently had their fish pie, which tasted great! My wife had cod and chips and didn't leave me any scraps whatsoever. Respect to the chef! They also provide smaller portions at a good price. I highly recommend this pub.

Always a joy to visit: the food is delicious, generous and well presented; the staff and service are excellent, very friendly and efficient; and it has a great atmosphere. It's often busy, understandably so given that it's so good, so it's wise to book a table.

My family are occasional visitors to this Theatre and have enjoyed a variety of performances including some classic comedies. Pre performance drinks and intermission ice creams recommended.

How special is Sidmouth to have a very good live theatre repertory! We try to catch at least a show when we visit, and last night's rendition of Dial M for Murder was definitely quite well done. Kudos to the cast and production crew!

Lovely venue, staff and hospitality. Highly recommended. Very professional. An excellent evenings entertainment and great value.

Went to see Noel Coward play last week. Just ok. Bit slow lacking that sparkle but better after interval. Small bottle of 0% beer cost me £5.10.

Very enjoyable evening listening to 'The Carpenters Experience'. The theatre is informal, quaint, easy to access with everything on hand, i.e. bar and toilets.

A great place to see some really good drama. We saw a fantastic performance of 'Dial M For Murder' at a really reasonable price. A great evening.

Summer repertory company. Great fun.

Lovely meal on a Saturday in November. A warm dry space out of the cold. On the first floor looking down on the main street, good for people watching. We had fish and chips, freshly cooked, katsu curry and the special of monkfish in a lobster sauce, all delicious. One bailies cheesecake. Recommend a visit. Patient service

Had dinner which was so good we went back for lunch with the family the next day. Over the 2 days in order of best dishes (and they were all good!): Mussels, scallops, fish and chips, gnocchi, prawn bruschetta, burger

We called today last minute and a table was arranged short notice. The reception on arrival was welcoming and lovely. The food was exceptional, and outstanding. We were shown the outside area which was modern and contemporary, cannot fault anything and we will definitely revisit. Great staff, and owner was a great guy and helpful with our food choices.

I had two of my bestest and long term friends come and stay who I dont get to see often, they wanted to go somewhere nice for a meal and I didnt hesitate to book The Loft Sidmouth never have I had a bad meal or poor service here. Last night we went and they certainly did not disappoint! The restaurant was busy for a Wednesday and although short staffed they communicated this to us with politeness and a happy disposition. The meal was absolutely outstanding 👏 my friends ordered confit of duck and teriyaki salmon and I had prawn pappadele, compliments to the chef are an absolute must. The front of house service was brilliant with happy vibes and someone who has a small chat and makes you feel welcome. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend 👌 Thanks to all the hardworking team at the Loft. The food was so good I forgot to take a photo 📸!

Another tasty lunch with new owners. Menu to suit all tastes and appetites, we only had starters today but there’s a light appetite menu as well as a full menu with specials, and a kids menu. Already becoming popular in the evenings but it’s a great place for lunch too, sit by the window and “people watch” to the street below or sit on a secluded terrace enjoying the sunshine. Watch for their announcements as weekend breakfasts are starting soon too!

The Loft is in a gorgeous location, hidden in the streets of Sidmouth. The staff greeted you with open arms as you stepped into the restaurant. The food was out of this world (I had the gnocchi dish) you can tell they really put their everything into executing a wonderful dish. If you're in the area, then I would highly recommend visiting this restaurant.

Excellent local food cooked to order and presented well (with great care taken for allergies, which is very relaxing for those who suffer!). Great service. Thanks for a lovely evening

we had a prawn dumpling and also rootbeer as our dinner. We decided to try something different with our son and he liked it! Will come again.

We ordered a takeaway, the staff we spoke to were lovely and delivery was prompt which was great. Unfortunately the food that arrived was not to our taste. Everything was dark brown, even the sweet and sour sauce! I can only presume it had all been doused in copious amounts of soy sauce. Unfortunately I was unable to eat more than a few mouthfuls of each dish ordered. I’m not usually one to leave a bad review, however I feel our £30 was totally wasted and wouldn’t want others trying this Chinese for the first time to be left disappointed and hungry as we have been. Real shame, as the staff we spoke to seemed lovely, just unfortunate the food let them down!

The food here is amazing! Every dish was full of flavor, and you can really taste the freshness of the ingredients. Highly recommend the fried rice and sweet & sour chicken!

Will definitely come again! Chill atmosphere and perfect for dining in. Clean and tidy too!!

The food here was delicious. We came here after reading the many reviews left recently. We were unfortunately the only people to be eating in. There were however lots of people getting takeaways.

Cozy atmosphere and aesthetic. Loved the food n service too!

The place is tidy and well organised!! Super comfy place

This is a full afternoon tea review only. This is a great location and you overlook the seafront, the surroundings are comfortable and a bit old fashioned (I guess it suits the guests as 80 looked average…). The afternoon tea was unremarkable, lacking inspiration, not even competent really. The sandwiches were freshly made but lacked interest (just cucumber, plain smoked salmon, plain ham) only the egg was ‘tasty’. Scones with and without fruit - good. Cakes, only three types not dainty but like individual servings you would get it ordered with a hot drink (they were available to order like that). Carrot, crumbly, dry tasteless. Brownie, heavy and sticky. Raspberry tart, very nice but not at all subtle. We took the scones home we did not eat but left the cakes… The staff were excellent, toilets very good and clean, car parking very limited but level access for mobility.

From a well appointed, spacious room. Friendly, polite and attentive staff and good food. What can say other than when visiting Sidmouth or the surrounding area our choice of accommodation by far would be the Belmont Hotel. Thank you Belmont Hotel for making our autumn break most enjoyable.

Had a two night stay. Lovely breakfast but service was a little slow and my order was incorrect 3 times (it wasn't bad I just expected maybe a little more for 4*). I didn't feel as though we were important enough or that we had as much attention as others maybe because we chose not to have an evening meal. The afternoon tea was yummy. The waiters were perfectly lovely although at one point we had a rather unfortunate incident with a plate of toast being dropped on us totally by accident and sadly that meant crumbs everywhere including in our coffee. I visited the spa in the sister hotel next door which was fabulous and very quiet. We had amazing views and enjoyed watching various watersports in the sea. Interesting to note that everyone got extremely busy cleaning just before the big boss arrived and cauliflower soup was mentioned (iykyk)

Fabulous hotel, superbly positioned by the sea front and nice flat walk into Sidmouth town centre. Everything about this hotel is top notch. We celebrated our 50th wedding anniversary here and would highly recommend it.

A wonderful, relaxed and inviting place to have an evening drink and take in the beautiful seafront views. All hotel staff were professional and friendly in their approach. Particular praise must be given to both Stewart and Larry who were notably personable, engaging and highly customer-focused, ensuring that our requests were met to a high and efficient standard. Thank you for making our visit to The Belmost so memorable and enjoyable. Hope to see you again.

The staff are excellent. Unfortunately the room was so small it was difficult to move around. The draws for clothes are so shallow they caused shirts and underwear to be crunched up. The soap dispensers in the shower have been installed for 6 feet plus people rendering them unusable. The hand shower control was so tight it was almost impossible to use. Overall a very disappointing experience

Had a business lunch there. Lovely place, staff all super helpful and happy. Good very good. A very relaxed atmosphere in a beautiful setting.

I’ve eaten at Neil’s Restaurant on a number of occasions, and it’s always been a fantastic experience. Neil, the chef, goes out of his way to please – my wife is dairy-free, and he created special dishes just for her. The restaurant is spotlessly clean, in a lovely location, and the staff are amazing: friendly, helpful, and very welcoming. All the fish and vegetables are locally sourced, and you can really taste the quality. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone

If you are looking for a seafood restaurant serving salmon, tuna, cod or prawn then this is not the place for you. The quality of the locally caught fish speaks for itself and it is truly cooked to perfection. While the fish is the star turn the quality of the desserts surprised me (in a good way). I only hope to find somewhere this good just a bit closer to home.

An eating experience is what we had. Friendly staff. Cleanliness that I couldn't fault. An amazing array of delicious seafood. For the quality of food served up, I'd say that Neil's pricing is spot on. Thank you to all at Neil's for making a good day GREAT.

Thoroughly enjoyed my meal at Neil's, lovely place with outstanding service, from walking in to leaving they do take care of you with smiles on their faces. The food is nothing short of amazing. I'm not mad on fish and had it twice and I'll definitely go back for more.!!! We have recently been back (2025) and as above everything is still magical and delicious!! What a special place to go for any occasion.

Outstanding fish restaurant. Excellent food and service and very good value for money. Lovely homegrown vegetables and perfectly cooked fish dishes with some meat/veggie options too.

Fabulous meal this evening..we are on holiday and picked it because it served fish..it was sensational. We did 3 courses and a bottle of wine .well worth it..if we lived in the area we would be here every week. Thank you all so much for your care and attention to detail with my husbands allergy

The fish was perfect, the service was great, the wine was lovely. Well done to the team at Neil’s you couldn’t have done it better 👍 From the three old guys doing the SW Coast Path hope to visit you again.

This is one of Devon's best-kept secrets. It is not a National Trust property, so it doesn't benefit from their exposure and marketing. It is truly a spectacular experience. If you want to appreciate all its wonderful trees, plants, different garden styles, and plant 🪴 houses, you could easily spend a few days here. This is a botanist's paradise with some of the rarest trees and plants from all across the globe. This garden is in the top 60 for species diversity and density worldwide. There are over 1500 different tree species alone, with many among the largest in the country. Among the many attractions are a miniature railway that will take you around the estate, a museum of horticultural artefacts, and a picturesque lake. If you are visiting the West Country, this is the one attraction you must visit. There's a cafe for refreshments but only a limited selection. If you are coming for a whole day ( recommended ), I would advise having a hearty breakfast beforehand.

This is a beautiful garden set in a landscaped area and dates back over 200 years. There is a charge to enter but you can easily spend a full day here exploring the different gardens and features. There is a narrow gauge train that takes you through the park and gardens with an additional charge but worth the cost. For younger members of the family, there is a soft play area which if you come with young children they provide a free pass and here you will also find refreshments. In the park you will find a Country museum which has some very interesting exhibits and audio visual displays. There is a good value cafe area with a wide selection of hot food and the obligatory Devon cream tea should you wish.

A beautifully maintained garden and grounds. So much interest especially the museum. Cafe serves a wide range of food and beverages at reasonable prices. Lots of activity areas for children. The miniature railway is well worth a ride for adults and children alike. Some lovely walks which are well signposted. Overall a really great place to visit.

We used to visit here when my children were young and it was great for them to return as adults. Expensive entry fee, but worth it if you can spend most of the day here. Beautiful gardens, arboretum and glasshouses. Shame the trees around the car park have been filled. Good food in the cafe but limited choice. Friendly and helpful staff. Absolutely wonderful collection of trees from around the world including some many national champions, veteran oaks, beeches, chestnut and others.

9 Oct - brilliant sunshine- fantastic staff - pleased to greet "recycled Teenagers" Why would'nt you buy an annual entrance ticket. The Italian gardens in splendid colours and manicured lawns, dahlia beds a picture. Yes, the Autumn sunshine enhanced the colours of trees, most notably, encouraged all visitors to be cheerful and friendly. Look forward to next visit.

Large beautiful garden's and woodlands,grow rare and endangered tree's and plants various hot houses ,kids play area's disabled friendly and parking,good cafe plenty of choices eat in or out, good paths,well worth the money.

£60 for a family of 4. Then you need to pay for the train on top and then the play barn on top of that. Value for money isn’t great. Gardens themselves were nice as you would expect. Sandwich was hideous. One mouthful and binned (coronation chicken - dry bread, tasteless sauce and dry tough chicken). Don’t waste £5.45!!!! on a sandwich. Rest of the food took nearly an hour to arrive (panini’s) but was ok. Safe to say we won’t be back again. If you do plan on coming bring your own food but note that benches are a bit limited and you can’t sit on the grass.

Lovely quirky little golf club with plenty of hills and par threes. Though only 5000 yards, the course is no push over. Spectacular views. Nice friendly clubhouse and great staff

First time we played here and won't be the last. Probably In the top 3 clubs I've played. We had a corporate deal with bacon roll and coffee, 18 holes, and a 2 course meal after. The food and the excellent service were great. The course was in great condition and very challenging. We will definitely be back soon. Another great game today and great food before and after at a good price. Always very welcoming.

Challenging undulating course with sloping fairways and tight greens that are tricky to land on in dry conditions. Some landscaping and drainage improvements since we last played… friendly staff.

The friendliest welcome in Devon and unique and quirky golf course. The course plays along the side of a hill so there's lots of side slopes and accuracy is at a premium. The greens were great, and a real challenge. And the views over Sidmouth and the Devon coast are magnificent.

Lovely well kept golf course. Tricky but plenty of fun course to play. Plenty of views of surrounding countryside. Members & staff very welcoming & friendly.

Had a friendly match here. I like the course even though it is very slopey! It's challenging. Great club and course. And the food was nice too.

Great course! Full credit to Collin in the pro shop who really looked after us and also a great man who is really down to earth! Really looking forward to returning to Sidmouth GC some point this year!

Really beautiful place , glad we went there. I didn’t like the beach area near by but up above in Jacob’s ladder area it was so different and beautiful. Caunnaught gardens ( near by) was like a beautiful Spanish garden. So nice

Nice beach and great scenery from all around. Can get rather busy at peak times but overall great. It's even nice to take a detour through between the main carpark and Sidmouth town centre.

A beautiful place regardless of the weather, so relaxing once walking down the steps onto Jacobs Ladder beach or nearby Chit Rocks, if you prefer, you could walk further upwards to see the most amazing views or even walk around the Connaught Gardens, so peaceful whatever you decide to do, plenty of chargeable parking close by too & a great place to spend the day exploring.

We had a wonderful day in Sidmouth starting with coffee at the Clock Tower Cafe, no cake, too early. A walk along the front and lunch at Selleys Cafe which was very good. Will return, Ian, Pat & Margaret. 01/06/2019.

I love walking up Jacob's Ladder with my Partner in the evenings when we stay in Sidmouth. We walk around there every day after dinner. There are lovely gardens and pretty lit up areas to explore.

Beautiful part of sidmouth, a great little snack shop at top of first stairwell then walk up Jacob's ladder to find a wonderful restaurant...the clocktower cafe serving all sorts of wondrous food ! The view from the top is gorgeous at all times of the year come rain or shine. Finish off with a stroll through connaught gardens and the view across sidmouth beach and town.

Really nice beach, great for kids, flat sand after tide went in, good rock pools and parking wasn't far either. Spent the whole day pretty much here.

First visit to this café and can’t believe we’ve never been before, truly a hidden gem. Beautiful views from the seating area inside of the sea and red cliffs (not included to protect fellow customer privacy) and a lovely little garden with seating outside. It was quite busy, we were lucky to be able to snag a table inside on lower floor but there is more seating upstairs. As it was busy we could tell the staff were in a hurry taking orders etc but everyone we interacted with were perfectly pleasant and friendly despite the rush. I can understand some might not like feeling rushed but it was so busy and is quite a small space by the tills I don’t know what else you expect. We really liked our food, cakes and bakes all looked so good and the ones we got tasted amazing. Not the cheapest but generous portions and clearly fresh and perfectly made. We’ll definitely be back 😊

Nice cafe with stunning views. Cakes are delicious and the service is very good. It is dog friendly place. When we were there at least two clients came with their dogs. The cafe offers nice seating options outside, in the garden itself

This cafe and location are breathtaking and the outside and indoor seating let you enjoy both. We ordered an English breakfast tea, Cappuccino, flat white and hot chocolate. The hot chocolate can with a choice of dark, white or milk and all the drinks were perfect! There were plenty of cakes but we opted for the scone, Victoria sponge and raspberry and white chocolate blondie. The portions were satisfying and the raspberries in the blondie were full or flavour. Staff were friendly and attentive and the seating inside and outside was comfortable. Will definitely be returning when in the area.

Neat little cafe. Nicely presented seating in conservatory with coastal view and sunny outdoor walled gardens. Glad they served matcha. Generous sized pieces of cake, but the pistachio cake had too much almond essence for my liking. Coffee and walnut cake definitely recommended!

There can be no denying that the Clock Tower serves up some fantastic food in a fantastic setting - with incredible views. But it was the service today that left a bit of sour taste for us. Walking into the empty cafe, there were no less than five staff behind the counter, and not a single customer in sight. Whether the café had just opened or not, I’ve no idea, but we stood there waiting like lemons to be served or for any sort of acknowledgement. We even contemplated walking away. Even if not ready for us, a quick “bear with us” would have made the world of difference - and would have been preferred to being ignored entirely. Understandably, food and drinks are paid for in advance, and staff asked us to choose a tip amount. The quality of service wasn’t deserving of a tip, however. The food was very good and the prices acceptable. But based on the less than brilliant service, we would be unlikely to return.

As usual as per our at least annual visits to Sidmouth, a visit to the Clock Tower (CT)represents a highlight and must do each trip. Situated within the beautiful Connaught gardens with their abundance and wide range of flowers, The CT provides the perfect place to relax with good coffee, tea( wide range of choice) and delicious cakes, before or after ( or both) a walk around the fauna or for the more adventurous, a walk down Jacob's ladder to the sandy beach with waves lapping onto the red sands. Equally welcoming if the tides out are the numerous rock pools to explore and very large expanse of sand to enjoy, children especially love the experience. The CT is perfectly placed to offer respite at any point during your day at the seaside, offering a wide array of home baked cakes, scones and savouryfoodstuffs that will delight any connoisseur of tasty fare. I love good coffee and that's guaranteed here.

A stunning venue with a wonderful view of the coast. Lovely staff who were very helpful. A great menu with plenty of veggie and vegan options. I was slightly disappointed to find the "vegan breakfast " had drastically changed from years previous which I had held as the best breakfast I'd had (especially missing the homemade beans), with a better description now being scrambled tofu and mushrooms on toast. Having said food was still nice, and would fully recommend to anyone in the local area and can't wait to visit again.

Lovely gardens even in the winter months. The views are beautiful from the top and it is a lovely spot to sit and relax in the sun. Lots of benches and clean toilets. Really enjoyed our visit.

Always loved visiting these gardens since I was very small with my grandparents and they are still as good as ever. Absolutely beautiful

Very nice area Lots and lots of benches to sit.Great views and plenty of history of the area.The walk under the cliffs from Jacobs ladder is good looking up at the sandstone cliffs are huge and you can see fossilised plant remains.

Lovely location above the coastline of west Sidmouth. Nice views of the beach. Café with outdoor seating. Beautiful flower beds and a statue of the fiddle player with an information plaque behind him. Accessed from steps down from Manor Rd Car Park. Public convenience in a great location!

Lovely gardens on the coast. Large car/coach parking nearby.

Stopped to see Jacobs Ladder and found this gem adjacent. Beautiful, peaceful gardens. Thoroughly enjoyed our time here.

A haven of peace and gardens. Great cafe. Busy but large range of goods

Nice beach. Sand gives a lot of fun for children. The cliffs on the background offer picturesque views. Wonderful place for having fun and making great photos as well. But be careful with the tides

Excellent Sandy and Rocky beach for families. Lovely views, good access. Tide changes beach access considerably over the day so plan accordingly. Can be quite busy, but lots of spots to set up.

Lovely and clean pebble beach. Pet friendly. Very short walk from the car park. Plenty of photo opportunities and Nice places to sit at Jacobs ladder beach view point and Connaught Gardens to enjoy the scenery of cliffs and the sea.

The scenery is breathtaking. The streets are clean and tidy, with ample parking. The award winning Ice Cream shop lived up to it's reputation and everyone I met seemed friendly and helpful.

Lovely quiet beach. Not much to do on the actual sea front. There was a small section of beach that was dog friendly which was nice. Car park a short walk away up a hill and clean toilets on the beach and just as you go in to town too

Stunning Scenery 💙 Beautiful Beach ⛱️ Highlights are Cliffs either End & Jacob's Ladder 🪜 + Connaught Gardens 🌳💐

Sidmouth beach is a brilliant place at anytime of the day. It varies between pebbles and sand as the tide rises and falls and the views, especially at sunset and sunrise are spectacular. I also sighted two dolphins swimming about 200 yards off the beach but they swam back and forth for a full twenty minutes. Dolphins in the wild. Incredible. The sea is still fairly warm in October and a swim will help your body and brain regenerate it's power and throw off the fug of normal life.

Sidmouth is a lovely town by the sea. When I visited there were lots of cultural things happening, so it was even more fun. It was the first Sunday of August. Apparently the celebration is happening every year. The beach is pebble. Definitely worth a visit.

We are visiting the area and enjoyed the Sidmouth Folk Festival 2022. Great atmosphere in the whole town, with street entertainment and street food everywhere. The people attending the festival are all enjoying themselves and having a great time.

Great beach as long as the tide is out far enough to see sand. Lifeguards are on duty during busy months, so a safe place for everyone to enjoy the water.

This is a nice wide beach with nice laid back atmosphere with some decent shops. Plenty for all the family to do including body boarding and surfing in high season. There is also the Jacob’s laser and also some nice gardens to stroll around or have a picnic added to this parking is not too expensive and can also get some free street parking if out of season or early.

Really lovely day here. From Kent , so was only a visitor passing through. But along promenade bit there are buskers dotted about singing every genre it felt like. Market was lovely. Couple of stalls I really wish I’d come back to. Seemed to be a few more locals about here. You know who’s local with how friendly they are and willing to give information and local advice. We’d wanted to walk along the bit that’s closed off at mo. Obviously we wouldn’t have gone in there as was closed off but a local man did just explain it was closed due to cliff falls in recent weather and that we’d be better off the opposite end of the town. We did walk up to the other end (not far) and had a lovely time (even saw some Morris dancers)

This is a great seaside town with a lovely beach it is mainly large pebbles but there is some sand when the tide goes out towards the Jacobs ladder end...The beach always looks clean,we actually see some locals litter picking...Well done you,it a shame that there is litter to pick up in the first place there are a lot of people in this country that do not respect our beautiful island and leave rubbish everywhere they go..I would love to dump it back in there gardens...Now back to the beach the sea is lovely and clear also...Overall a great place to visit......Another visit on a very stormy day,as you will see by my photos the sea was quite rough throwing sand and pebbles across the promenade....With people and children standing there and getting soaking wet.....A bit silly if you ask me as they could have been hit on the head with some of th pebbles being thrown into the air....

Stunning every time such an amazing colour and views. Large pebbles and sand at one end when the tide is out. Toilets nearby. Lots of cafes and places to eat. Local shops and parking all within easy walking distance. Suitable for wheelchairs as it has a long wide promenade with seating.

wonderful regency hotel on the esplanade. immaculately clean and excellent quality table cloths and silverware. efficient and helpful staff. wonderful room with a sea view. dinner and breakfast were both excellent. wine list has styles, regions and prices to suit all tastes. a faultless experience. i cannot recommend too highly

What a great hotel! The room was spacious, spotlessly clean and very comfortable. Delicious 5 course dinner with excellent friendly service . Incredible location right on the esplanade with some parking at the rear. Can't wait to return !

Had a lovely couple of nights at the Riviera Beautiful room with sea view,staff really friendly and helpful.Delicious food and great location on the seafront. Highly recommend having a massage with Rachel.She was very sensitive and intuitive Great massage-such a treat that really helped make my stay even more relaxing.

I haven't actually stayed in the hotel but I enjoyed tea and lunch on the terrace with a friend who did stay there. The staff were very polite, friendly and helpful, and it was a lovely place to sit, relax and watch the Sidmouth life go by.

Just had 2 lovely days at the Riviera Hotel… Very welcoming, staff extremely helpful, rooms spotless!! I would definitely recommend this hotel 👍

This hotel has declined as they cut corners. Something never done by the previous owners. The owners need to read their audience more accurately. It is quite marked that numbers of visitors have declined. They need to look to previous successful practice. It would be such a pity if the business failed.

Went in for a quick drink , service v slow , tariff states prices , so ordered 2 drinks Came to £21 , when queried price it was pointed out they were happy hour prices !! There was a slogan on the drinks menu saying happy hour but not at this time , when I said it’s very misleading I was met with I no understand !!!! Beware false pricing

Lovely place. Jazz festival is great, squirrels are friendly and it's quite

Discovered these pretty and well-kept little gardens while exploring Sidmouth. They are close to the parish church, more accessible than nearby Connaught Gardens, with level tarmac paths and no steps. Plenty of benches. The gardens were once part of a private estate, and there's some interesting information near the entrance about their history and that of the now demolished Blackmore Hall. There are lawns, colourful flower borders, wooded paths, a small conservatory and car parking close by. A tranquil little place to enjoy some relaxation away from the bustle of the town centre.

I visited the gardens with my brother and had a bit of lunch there so lovely enjoying seeing the wild birds and the cute squirrels. A real must for nature lovers definitely going again.🐦‍⬛🐿️🐿️

Lovely place to sit and watch the birds and squirrels

Jazz and Blues festival. MF Robots brilliant set. Roachford was excellent. Beautiful venue. Lots of dancing and very happy people 😀

Lovely little park in the middle of town

Excellent gardens for a spot of lunch and to watch the wildlife by

What a super interesting evening. I came on the public open day. All staff were very friendly and knowledgeable. The night sky was clear with a number of different telescopes 🔭 looking at different parts of the night sky. The tour was fantastic looking back at the historical telescopes. Planetarium was probably my favourite part of the evening. It’s definitely worth the visit. Highly recommended. Thank you 🙏

Great for a visit whether a family or by yourself there is a lot of history to learn about and be part of, alongside taking part in active observing if the weather is clear using Victorian and modern telescopes even if overcast touring all the detecting equipment at the Lockyer Technology Centre can be just as exciting! It’s also fantastic place to join up as a member for an annual fee, you can meet and get to know the other members and become part of the fabric of the observatory absorbing information from the members events; talks and observing workshops just to mention a few and perhaps becoming one of the volunteers during the open evening explaining how the site mixes it Victorian and modern day equipment from an orrery to a muon detector! I would be bias in saying this was probably the top attraction in East Devon and a hidden gem in the South West overall being a volunteer at the NLO but it’s true :)

A great visit to observatory! Thanks a lot to Alex, who showed telescopes, history and planetarium! What a lovely, interesting and inspiring trip for me and my son!

Visited the public observatory tour and perseid meteorshower evening while on holiday. It consisted of a planetarium, lecture, tours of the telescopes and technology center, stories around a campfire and of course some stargazing. Was a clear night so got to see a good few shooting stars even caught one on the mobile phone. Staff there were very knowledgeable and they have some amazing kit there. The whole event was very interesting and great for my daughter too. Would highly recommend going to one of their evenings.

Got so much value from the tour. Only £10 and we were there for over 3 hours. There were some presentations, got to look through 2 telescopes, other monitoring systems in the technology centre and learned lots about the history of the place

What a fantastic historic Observatory this is. The NLO deserves government funding to preserve the facility, and to promote it for public visits. Absolutely amazing!!

Fantastic evening with my daughter. She loved it and I enjoyed it too. We were lucky enough to see Saturn on the evening.

Very nice museum full of the history of the area.

Fantastic local history, it’s definitely worth a visit. I didn’t know so many famous people were from sidmouth. 👍🏻

Nice small museum, which had some interesting exhibits, you could easily spend two hours plus and it's very reasonably priced.

Lovely little museum with interesting local stories and geological history.

An excellent small museum. My disabled husband could spend time (seated) searching the many interesting video choices, while I could wander the displays. Our tickets also allowed us to return after a lunch break. Thank you

Very sweet museum with lots local historical info and artefacts. £2.50 entry..

Enjoy lace making on a thursday morning. The excellent displays in the museum are worthy of a much larger museum and are changed regularly. A wonderful source of local knowledge

Attended a wedding here. Fab venue for small and medium functions. Several meeting and function rooms and a bar on the lower ground floor. Historic building with long a history, all documented on info boards inside. Bookings are available. A lift operates on all the floors, so ideal for the less abled.

Lovely venue for a private party, friendly staff who go out of their way to be helpful. The building itself is lovely, spacious and airy but small enough to provide an intimate venue for all sorts of events. There's a lot going on the rest of the time, always worth popping in to find out what's on!

My Husband and I were recently married at Kennaway House on 3rd September 2022. Our Special day was magical from start to finish. Nikki the manager of the house allowed myself the bride to get ready at Kennaway before the ceremony. We had a photographer and videographer there to capture the preparation of me getting my hair done and dressed. Once I was ready, soon after the guests started to arrive and it gave me the chance to see them all without them knowing. Being able to get ready at the house meant so much to me. I think it settled the grooms nerves too knowing I was there ready to make my grand entrance. We celebrated our whole day at the house using the cellar for our wedding breakfast and reception in the evening. Doing this made our day run so smoothly. Our guests even told us that our wedding was the best they had ever been to. The venue is so close to the seafront and Connaught Gardens that we managed to slip away for a short amount of time, to get some private photos taken with our photographer and videographer. We can't recommend Kennaway House enough for the perfect place in Sidmouth to be married. Thank you so much Nikki and Kennaway House for having us. Mr & Mrs Mitchell

Good joint for monthly jazz in Sidmouth.

Very disappointed, came to see my child's art work as displayed in this building, should have been open, all signs out but doors locked, no one answered the phone and lights off. Really disappointed. No note to say closed for emergency or anything.

Just had a wonderful mid morning treat with friends at this beautiful house. We had freshly brewed coffee with a slice of carrot and passionfruit cake! Delicious. Service was excellent and the surroundings lovely. To top it off they used real china cups/saucers/plates 😁 I would highly recommend! Monday-Friday 10am-3pm till March

We had our wedding ceremony at Kennaway house in September 2020. I can't rate it highly enough. Nikki was so welcoming and helpful, paying such attention to detail. The house itself is beautiful and perfect for photos. We didn't want a big room that our small number of guests would be swamped by and it was just perfect. There was full disabled access and parking too which was important for us and the Devon Registrars ceremony was brilliant. A total hidden gem, particularly for smaller weddings.

Nice beach lovely this time of year. Just been downtown and it was busy and beach was filling up. Couldn’t take many photos as I was on my motorcycle so the picture with boat in is at the other end of beach at the Ham and the other photo is at the top of Jacob’s ladder looking over the beach and town.

Pebble beach surrounded by red soil cliffs, which are extremely dangerous at times due to rock falls. However, the east end of the beach is safe. Gentle slope into the sea, with a beautiful feeling of the Mediterranean or even Lake Como. Warm water in Summer too. Our visit was wonderful and we felt as though we were on holiday despite living only six miles away. Clock Tower Cafe is up some steep steps/ladder at the far east end, past the beach huts. A thoroughly enjoyable time here early morning but beware that it may get extremely busy at times. A fantastic beach however!

Absolutely breathtaking. Pebble beach leading to sandy beach. My dog had a wonderful time, playing with other dogs and dipping in the rock pools. The colours of the red cliffs are absolutely mesmerising. I will certainly may be back.

Walk around the red rocks at the end of Sidmouth to Jacobs ladder, a beautiful little beach which pops out after an interesting walk around the red rock face! Pebble/rock beach!

Lovely place and stunning views 😍 👌

Stunning scenery, coastline, cliffs and beautiful gardens all within easy walking distance. The beauty of this area is second to none. The glorious Jurassic coast laid bare as far as the eye can see and a beautiful walk, either above the beach on the cliffs for those who don't mind a hilly adventure. Or a beautiful pebbly walk along the far stretching beach. The famous white steps which lend their name to this amazing place lead up to the wonderful Connaught Gardens, where old and young alike can enjoy a stroll or explore the different areas, all interconnected by well kept pathways and secret entrances. The gardens are stunningly well maintained and are a visual treat year round. The views of the coast are amazing from here and there are numerous benches where one can take a pitstop. And if all this is not enough to entice a visit, the amazing Clocktower Cafe, to be found within the gardens is worth a visit on its own. The views from this small but well run establishment are possibly the best views a cafe could claim to have, beautifully framed by the quaint arched windows and the decor is a delight. And as for the food... It is reasonably priced and of a very high standard, using locally sourced products where possible. And on to their cake counter.... I could not possibly describe here the mouthwatering, seemingly mile high cakes that are on display. All manner of delights and the only downside is trying to choose which one to have! The staff here are very personable and although busy, always go the extra mile to provide a friendly service. We went after 4pm and sadly the upstairs was closed but eating a piece of cake looking out across the cliffs, pebbles and sea is most certainly food for the soul as well as the stomach. ❤️

Stunning Scenery, Beautiful Beach, Gorgeous Gardens 😀

A woodland car park just outside Sidmouth. Great views across the moors towards Exmouth and good for dog walkers, but not much else. The car park has a rough stoney surface that could become very muddy in wet weather. No benches for outdoor sitting, just a doggy waste bin.

Middle size free carpark , access to different types of walks, coastal paths, woodland and heath walks, bring Wellingtons if it has been raining, some paths are muddy, brilliant views of cliffs a short distance from carpark.

Free parking for walking on the moor, no tarmac, stoney underfoot so not for wheelchair use. Only facility is dog waste bins

A group of us started a walk from here.We went through beautiful scenery.

Ideal location for a varied walk. Lovely woodlands with views through the trees at various points to Sidmouth and the surrounding areas from the hill. Crossing the road leads to the cliffs and coast path between Sidmouth and Ladram Bay. You can choose between flat or hilly walks.

Great free parking and starting place for your walk!

What a thrill! One of the foremost carparks in the Sidmouth area. Mind the unsurfaced entrance and exit, particularly in inclement weather. Plenty of spaces here. If you are lucky, and visit on the right kind of night, you might hear one of the Nightjars nesting nearby. Delightful.

Lovely coffee shop and eatery. Friendly and attentive service. Great menu and choice of food. Dog friendly and treats handed out. Chilled and relaxed atmosphere. Thank you to the lovely ladies. Quincy loved the biscuits and all the fuss. X

My daughter and I came here twice today. Firstly for a coffee and a smoothie. The latte was really hot and full! We then returned later for some lunch. It was delicious! We had loaded fries and a baguette and it was all very tasty!! The two young girls in there were very polite and friendly. Thank you for a great experience!

Excellent food (Waffle stack beautifully presented and generous quality well prepared ingredients). Owner and staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful- even provided a towel to dry our big hairy dog on a wet day. Very relaxed atmosphere. Highly recommend.

This is a review of the coffee only, not food. I had heard this place was really popular and going by the amount of people going in here, I thought I'd hit caffeine jackpot. The coffee was average at best and there are other cafes in Sidmouth that do better coffee. I think everybody is going in here for the food value. They were friendly and helpful and they have a loyal following obviously for their food. But for a great coffee brew, I guess I'll keep looking

If I could give zero stars, I would. Ordered a warm tuna mayo baguette. The baguette was lukewarm at best, tuna was obviously straight out the tin and freezing cold and absolutely no sign of any mayonnaise. I took the item back to the waitress who didn't apologise and was rather indifferent. The item was taken back to the kitchen and "warmed up", for it to still be cold. I was absolutely starving and couldn't be bothered at this point to return it again for it to still be cold. Would not recommend this place at all, much nicer places in Sidmouth to eat! Response to owner: Thank you for your reply. I can assure you it was lukewarm, perhaps if you were there on the day then this could have been confirmed by yourself but alas, you were not. I can also assure you that the baguette when returned after being "warmed up" was not hot so please do not insult me by suggesting that I am unable to tell when something is cold. I think it would be best if you were to review your menus and change the items to cold baguettes since you and your staff are unable to serve hot food as advertised. I did address the issue at the time but feel that I shouldn't, as the customer, have to highlight an issue multiple times when it shouldn't have happened in the first place. Thank you again for your reply and hopefully you make improvements so that your other customers don't have to pay for poor quality food and service.

We were visiting the area on Easter Sunday, so was really pleased to find they were open. Plenty of seating inside and out. Lovely little cafe with friendly staff. The food was delicious, the coffee fantastic and the location great. Away from the busy and more expensive sea front. Located in the centre of town with disabled access and street parking nearby. I always advocate moving away from the tourist hot spots to find these little gems.

Possibly one of the worst cream teas ive had. Why use scones which are like bread! Change your supplier please. We sat at the table and the lady before us had left half of it. If we had realised we wouldn't of ordered it either. The other food looked good, but dont have the cream tea, you will regret it!

Delicious food and very nice service. I didn’t like my table(37) but it seems that people dining alone are put on this table. I asked for the one behind which although was for 4 was unoccupied and not reserved. A waiter said no quite abruptly that it would be filled, I left at 7.15 and the table was still empty, along with 3 other tables for 2 people. I come to Dukes frequently and really enjoy my experience but I don’t ever like the table I am constantly being given. Is this the single person table?

Had an evening meal. Great friendly service, good quality food at good prices. We sat outside as it was so busy inside. Hot water bottle & blanket provided for my wife, who was kept warm. Definitely recommend here if you are in the area

I visited Sidmouth for the first time last weekend with 2 family members. We received a brilliant welcome on arrival- staff were cheerful, attentive, well informed and helpful. Our rooms were beautiful, spacious and spotless. The bar and restaurant both had a lovely atmosphere and the range of food and drinks on offer was incredible. I would definitely stay here again and highly recommend this hotel .

We went to Dukes for our anniversary. The staff were so welcoming & friendly, the service was perfect. The food was superb & so tasty. All in all a perfect evening. Will definitely be going again.

I stayed one night with my son as we were walking on the coast path. We were given room 2 for which we paid £194 for. There were a number of issues with this room. The room has one opaque window as per picture that looks out onto a noisy extractor fan which means the window needs to be kept closed. You can also hear noises from the kitchen below. This means that the room is dark, stuffy and noisy. The bed is a small double which was far too small for us to sleep comfortably. As a result of all of the above, I had a very poor night's sleep. The food was expensive and average. The one positive was the service at breakfast which was cheerful and efficient. The hotel should either not be using this room for guests or providing a warning on the issues and charging appropriately.

We enjoyed our Thursday curry night meal! Everything was delicious and the dessert was absolutely scrummy! Service was swift, friendly and welcoming.

Truly outstanding experience. I stayed here one night with my son while walking the SW Coast path. The rooms are lovely, clean and comfortable. The breakfast was fabulous. The team have a great work ethic and nothing is too much trouble. It is also in a perfect location. Great value and definitely exceeded our expectations. I’d like to visit again.

Me and my partner had a lovely meal together late on a Thursday evening. The service was great and the food was absolutely delicious. We had the pulled pork burger and pork belly which was piping hot and melted in your mouth. Can’t fault the food at all! Good portions size for pricing also! Thank you guys for a lovely evening meal 🥰

The Marine is actual heaven on earth. From the moment you walk in, you feel like you’ve stepped into a coastal sanctuary. Every detail is thoughtful, every corner photogenic, and the vibe? Immaculate. The cocktails are divine, the seafood is so fresh it practically tells you its name. By far the best food in Sidmouth. Hands-down. And can we talk about the service? Warm, attentive, and just the right level of chill. Now… let’s not ignore the obvious. The owner? Distractingly good-looking. But even beyond the aesthetics, there’s a magnetic energy in how this place is run- confident, welcoming, and wildly well done. If you’re debating whether to go, let this be your sign. Book the table. I’ll be back. Probably weekly.

We booked a table at The Marine and was definitely not disappointed. The service from the two gentlemen was excellent from the time of arrival until we left. I had the mussels to start which was really nice and then the belly pork. I can honestly say that's the best pork I've had , the sauce was amazing . My husband had the soup and then fish & chips which he really enjoyed and said he definitely would order again . The restaurant is in a great location .

Had an excellent meal at the marine, gluten free fish and chips and I must say was excellent! Portion size was not an issue today! The fish was fresh, the chips crispy on the outside fluffy in the middle! Excellent value for money and blew Tom Kerridge Harrods fish and chips out the water! Wasn’t even remotely close this meal was superb! Great service and sidmouth a lovely place!

Decent range of food and drinks. We ordered a sauvignon blanc and a dark and stormy together with a slow cooked belly pork and a pizza. Food and drinks came out quickly and was good quality. Friendly and efficient staff.

After last nights abysmal meal, we chose to try the Marine for our last night here. We'd drink there every other day and always received excellent service. So...we booked in for a meal. As is the way in Sidmouth, at 7.15 the bar was full, and the staff working efficiently. We ordered the prawn and crayfish cocktail for starters, I had the lemon sole for main, hubby had the trip of Brixham fish...gunard, John dory and sole....with new and sautéed potatoes, lemon hollandaise sauce and caper sauce. The retro prawn cocktail was excellent, fresh prawns and crayfish tails, crisps salad, great sauce and lovely warm granary bread. The mains. ..my lemon sole and seasonal veg was delicious, hubby's trio was delicious, with only the gunard slightly overcooked. For dessert we had the treacle tart and biscoffe cheesecake. Both too good...and too calorific. If you visit Sidmouth..come here ..sit outside during the day and enjoy the wonderful view, in the evening dine here. It's well worth it. Finally, I must mention Brody the manager. He and his colleague handle the whole bar and front of house between them with skill, professionalism, humour and a ready smile. Worth the journey here alone!

Had the Brill fish with new potatoes and caper butter and it was perfect. My sister had the fish & chips and they were hands down the best chips we’d ever eaten; crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside. The chef knows how to cook fish beautifully, so do yourself a favour and get there if you’re in Sidmouth.

Stay away from this place, it's dirty, everything is sticky with grease. The fish and chips are disgusting, old and frozen, the fries are underbaked. I have never eaten such bad fish and chips anywhere else.

So this is the second time I've been to this takeaway. The first time I had a kebab and pizza and it was generally very good. However after reading the reviews of the fish and chips I decided to go for cod and chips. The chips were very good but I ordered a large portion (to share) and I would say there were fewer chips than I'd expect in most regular portions. They didn't even cover the bottom of the container they were put in. The fish was awful. Very dense and tough cod, with a thick coating of batter on one side, and none on the other side which meant that the fish inside had been annihilated by the hot oil and was brown and crispy and virtually inedible. I did go very early in the evening, just after they open so it was possible that they weren't up to full capacity and maybe rushed the order. My daughter had a plain sausage (good) and curry sauce (also very nice).

Lovely well cooked food always hot, delivery comes very quickly and always a warm welcome when coming into the shop to order and being greeted by owner very clean kitchen

Been here a few times before and never had problems but this time was different , firstly they messed up my order charging me an extra 2.50 on top of the 7.70 just for a sprinkle of cheese , when a regular cheesy chips is 3.90 . I complained and had a response that was very rude , most takeaways around the area offer much better food and price . The takeaway is very un hygienic , will not be returning very disappointed.

Very lovely manger and staff, always hot food and cooked perfectly, always welcoming

Great variety apart from an extensive pizza menu

They never disappoint my appetite😊

Have been using this Takeaway for the past five years, mainly pizzas, which we love, but other food when we have guests. Very rarely disappointed with quality, (well, no-one's perfect), service always good, and friendly. Have recommended to many friends. Always happy to come back for more!

Fish and chips by the sea is a holiday tradition, but most of this food ended up in the bin. Fish was horrible, definitely would not recommend.