Great Places to eat while you are Househunting

Cafe Alf Resco, Dartmouth

Open 7am for breakfast and great coffee, fresh locally baked bread and pastries, orange juice squeezed on the premises. Rustic suppers during the summer, Private dinners all year by arrangement, relaxed atmosphere. Fully licensed, children welcome, live music at the weekends

Browns Bar, Dartmouth

Browns Bar is a great place to relax with friends and share freshly cooked tapas with great wines. Don’t expect to be served at formal tables, do expect to eat in stylish, relaxed surroundings. “One of the chicest eateries in town”, Time Out 2005. Dishes might include: Mussels, Razor Clams, Baby Squid, Lamb Patties, House Tapas Plates and Seared Fillet of Beef. Prices from £4.00. No bookings required.

Tower Inn, Slapton

This award winning old pub tucked away in the centre of the delightful and historic village of Slapton is a haven for lovers of good food, fine wines and real ales. The pub is approached down a narrow lane leading into a small courtyard car park. Step through the porch into a low-ceilinged, rustic bar with beams and pillars, scrubbed oak tables, church pew seating, log fires, wine-coloured walls, flagstone floors and bare boards. At the rear of the pub there is a lovely walled garden which overlooks the tower.

The Tradesmans Arms

The Tradesman's Arms is a fine, turn of the 14th Century, part thatched pub and restaurant, with beams, log-burning fires & lovely cosy atmosphere, tucked away in the village of Stokenham. Now open seven days a week at lunchtimes and in the evenings The Tradesmans Arms is listed in many guides.

The New Angel, Dartmouth

After spending a year in France rediscovering his love for food Michelin starred chef John Burton-Race and his family moved to Devon. They took over the famous Carved Angel restaurant in Dartmouth and re-opened it as 'The New Angel' in May 2004.


From then on it has been all go for the family... the restaurant achieved a Michelin star after only 7 months of trading. This was follwed by John's second series 'Return of the Chef' being aired on channel 4 in January 2005

The Oyster Shack, Bigbury

The Oyster Shack is a unique dining experience. We appreciate that the market is demanding simple local produce and unhurried atmospheres. Eating local food allows the diner to experience the great flavours and freshness of the restaurants surrounding area, but also provides great assurance to our business, that we are contributing to the local landscape and economy.