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Mortehoe Shellfish is renowned in the area and beyond after a write up in a national newspaper, who reviewed it very favourably stating it was one of the best seafood places to eat in the country. The restaurant and shop have been in operation for over 30 years, and can supply almost any fish and shellfish, some of which they catch themselves in their boat ‘Walrus‘. We have experienced their Seafood platter eaten inhouse - amazing! We have bought crabs from them many times and are never disappointed by the quality or size. www.mortehoeshellfish.co.uk |
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The Boardwalk Restaurant and Bar - Located on the coast road between Mortehoe and Woolacombe just as you enter the straight piece of road before the town. The restaurant has stunning views of the ocean, with most seating located to take advantage of this view. The menu here is varied, and caters for children. With a Bistro menu is served in throughout the day and evening together with everchanging specials. The chef uses fresh produce wherever possible, meat, fish and cheese is all from the South West with out shell fish being caught just in the next bay of Morthoe. Well worth a visit www.theboardwalkwoolacombe.co.uk |
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At Croyde is the Home House Restaurant, a comfortable and welcoming restaurant set in a cob walled thatched building situated in the heart of the picturesque village of Croyde. The interior boasts 200 year old oak ship timbers, open inglenook log fire with a bread oven. The menu is extensive and reasonably priced catering for all tastes with homemade recipes using local produce and home grown fruit and herbs. Families are welcome, there is a children’s menu and car parking to the rear. Telephone number for bookings: 01271 890541 |
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The famous Fish and chip venue in Braunton is Squires. You will never be disappointed by the food you are served up at this restaurant (they do take away too - but it is a 20 minute drive from The Grange and best to eat fresh on the premises). Open Monday to Saturday from 12:00 to 21.:30 you can eat lunch or dinner here - extensive menu for all tastes.
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Also at Braunton you will not be disappointed by The Williams Arms, a 16th century thatched roof building full of character and bonhomie. There is a wonderful atmosphere inside, with many local people eating and dinking there as well as holiday makers. You can eat from breakfast to dinner here, dine in the restaurant or more casually in the bar, and car parking is not a problem as there are two large car parks. www.williamsarms.co.uk |
