Brasseries in Devon

Langdon Court offers timeless elegance and charm. Antique furnishings enhanced with stylish contemporary overtones and sumptuous menus tempt diners to travel impressive journeys to enjoy the delicious and flavoursome food. Local, organically reared meat and game, fresh seafood and vegetables in their seasonal prime with meticulously selected wines. Perfect.

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.

Set within the elegantly stylish Georgian mansion house at Exeter Golf and Country Club, just minutes from Exeter city centre, Wear Park Bar and Restaurant is the perfect setting for any occasion, from casual dining, family dining or fine dining to private events, celebrations and on of the best Sunday Lunches in Exeter.

You'll find this classy French restaurant housed in an old boat shed down on the Quay in Topsham. Superb wines, exceptional food and cool contemporary surroundings. For lunch the quick bites menu is pefect featuring the classic Croque Monsieur or a Steak Baguette with Homemade Chips. With River Exe Moules Marinier and Chips or Pan-fried Duck Breast, dinner can be a little more refined! Menus full of fresh, local and seasonal food enjoyed in this stunning water side location. A perfect spot for breakfast, lunch or dinner.

Gloriously located in the foot hills of Exmoor and prime walking country lies the Masons Arms. Think real ale and champagne by the glass. Enjoy exceptional food from award wining chef Mark Dodson or a simple pint in the wonderfully rustic bar that is in perfect keeping with a country inn. Local farmers and growers provide much of the thoughtfully created menus with real emphasis on the finest ingredients. It probably doesn't get much better than this and is well worth seeking out.

The New Walk Brasserie is the very latest foodie offering in Totnes and comes with great pedigree. Matt and Delphine Buzzo have opened this fantastic cafe bar and restaurant off the back of the ever popular and enourmously successful Waterside Bistro. Open for gourmet coffee, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner 7 days a week, expect fresh, inspiring menus full of local produce enjoyed in comfortable modern surroundings. Probably one to watch out for!

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.

In the very heart of the bustling market town of Totnes you will find La Fourchette serving wonderfully simple French cuisine. Enjoy the café culture by day for a coffee, patisseries and lunch with friends or a secluded table for two of an evening. Look out for the plate du jour served daily, daily changing specials.

Award wining Chef Ben Handley and wife Jackie relocated to their restaurant in Dartmouth to realize a life long dream and have been handsomely rewarded with an AA Rosette and Gold Taste of the West award. Passionate about great food and good service there's a real personal approach and some cracking modern British menus. Maximum flavour, minimum fuss is the order of the day with the Laughing Monk Seafood Mixed Grill an absolute standout.

The Kings Head in Cullompton has been wonderfully refurbished. Modern, fresh and roomy, think sanded pine and leather back chairs. Local and talented chefs Craig Pearson and Adam Bailey work wonders in the kitchen and have given the Kings Head a deserved reputation. Service is polite, warm and friendly and is enjoyed inside the restaurant or al fresco in the delightful Willow Garden to the rear, a sun trap in high summer.

Gloriously located in the foot hills of Exmoor and prime walking country lies the Masons Arms. Think real ale and champagne by the glass. Enjoy exceptional food from award wining chef Mark Dodson or a simple pint in the wonderfully rustic bar that is in perfect keeping with a country inn. Local farmers and growers provide much of the thoughtfully created menus with real emphasis on the finest ingredients. It probably doesn't get much better than this and is well worth seeking out.

Morgans Italian is hugely popular for lunch, dinner and drinks, seven days a week. Visitors should prepare to embrace the stylish interior with its comfortable and contemporary surroundings. An open air kitchen gives excitement to proceedings and the best of Italian Mediterranean cuisine from pasta and risotto to our speciality fresh fish and shellfish is delivered effortlessly to your table.