Tom's Guidebook
Food scene
A selection of local restaurants and cafes.
Organic restaurant with a set menu of locally farmed dishes that changes daily.
121 locals recommend
Riverford Field Kitchen - Organic Restaurant
Organic restaurant with a set menu of locally farmed dishes that changes daily.
Lively, buzzing cafe set in the grounds of Dartington Estate. With homemade, local and/or organic food, welcoming staff and a light and airy environment. Dog friendly.
34 locals recommend
The Green Table
Lively, buzzing cafe set in the grounds of Dartington Estate. With homemade, local and/or organic food, welcoming staff and a light and airy environment. Dog friendly.
Rumour wine bar and restaurant
30 High Sthttps:/www.taguchiyacanteen.com/
Authentic, homemade Japanese food with reasonable prices. No reservations and not many tables so arrive early to avoid disappointment.
Ticklemore street Totnes
https:/www.taguchiyacanteen.com/
6 locals recommend
FLOUR & RICE
12 Ticklemore Sthttps:/www.taguchiyacanteen.com/
Authentic, homemade Japanese food with reasonable prices. No reservations and not many tables so arrive early to avoid disappointment.
Ticklemore street Totnes
https:/www.taguchiyacanteen.com/
The Cott Inn
Cott LaneThe Almond Thief
Craft bakery which sells lovely sourdough bread and pastries.
Small independent cafe, serving all day brunches, daily changing lunch specials, homemade cakes, and excellent coffee.
18 locals recommend
Rafikis
2a West StSmall independent cafe, serving all day brunches, daily changing lunch specials, homemade cakes, and excellent coffee.
The Tea Room serves home made soups, cakes and scones and freshly made sandwiches and salads. They have a drinks licence and also serve Heron Valley juices and Ashridge Cider.
The food is freshly prepared & locally sourced wherever possible and is brought to you by serving staff. Their cakes, scones and soups are all made here on the premises.
11 locals recommend
Hill House Nursery
The Tea Room serves home made soups, cakes and scones and freshly made sandwiches and salads. They have a drinks licence and also serve Heron Valley juices and Ashridge Cider.
The food is freshly prepared & locally sourced wherever possible and is brought to you by serving staff. Their cakes, scones and soups are all made here on the premises.
The Bull Inn
102 Rotherfoldspecialises in local organic food
The White Hart Bar and Restaurant
Pizzalogica
Neighbourhoods
historic market town, lively eclectic market on friday and saturday mornings.
selection of food stalls.
351 locals recommend
Totnes
historic market town, lively eclectic market on friday and saturday mornings.
selection of food stalls.
Salcombe
Dartmouth
Widecombe in the Moor
Basic Essentials
Medium sized coop to get all your essentials. Only 10 mins from The Bough House.
9 locals recommend
Co-op Food - Buckfastleigh
33 Chapel StMedium sized coop to get all your essentials. Only 10 mins from The Bough House.
Morrisons
Ben's Farm Shop
StavertonArt & Culture
The Barn Cinema
Independent cinema in Dartington
Totnes Castle
Castle StreetBuckfast Abbey
Totnes Cinema
27A High StEntertainment & Activities
South Devon Railway station
Dartbridge RoadThere are regular outdoor markets in the Civil Hall Square in Totnes every Friday and Saturday throughout the year that have a very wide selection of stalls offering clothing, plants, foods, antiques, collectables, hot food, unusual and unique products and much, much more.
There is also a fascinating antiques/collectables and flea market in the Civic Hall every Friday throughout the year. This is also open on some Tuesdays during the summer months of June to September.
One of the best places to try the delicious delights of what Totnes and the surrounding area has to offer is at the Totnes Good Food Sunday Market. Held on the 3rd Sunday of each month throughout the year, this award winning market has a reputation for offering a wide range of quality produce from dozens of local producers.
28 locals recommend
Market Square station
There are regular outdoor markets in the Civil Hall Square in Totnes every Friday and Saturday throughout the year that have a very wide selection of stalls offering clothing, plants, foods, antiques, collectables, hot food, unusual and unique products and much, much more.
There is also a fascinating antiques/collectables and flea market in the Civic Hall every Friday throughout the year. This is also open on some Tuesdays during the summer months of June to September.
One of the best places to try the delicious delights of what Totnes and the surrounding area has to offer is at the Totnes Good Food Sunday Market. Held on the 3rd Sunday of each month throughout the year, this award winning market has a reputation for offering a wide range of quality produce from dozens of local producers.
Valiant Soldier
79 Fore StMountain biking - A stone’s throw from the M5, but this woodland mountain bike sanctuary succeeds in making you feel like you’ve been transported to deepest, darkest Devon. There are several waymarked trails, as well as some off-piste singletrack.
18 locals recommend
Haldon Forest
Mountain biking - A stone’s throw from the M5, but this woodland mountain bike sanctuary succeeds in making you feel like you’ve been transported to deepest, darkest Devon. There are several waymarked trails, as well as some off-piste singletrack.
Whether you are looking for an exhilarating walk or a gentle meander through the forest, Bellever can cater for every ability. Choose from one of the way marked walking trails or join the historic bridleway, The Lich Way. There are also numerous archaeological sites to discover as you explore Bellever.
Bellever also has a fascinating range of wildlife, including Dartmoor ponies. The Dartmoor Pony Heritage Trust is a registered charity dedicated to the preservation of the Dartmoor pony breed.
12 locals recommend
Bellever Forest
Whether you are looking for an exhilarating walk or a gentle meander through the forest, Bellever can cater for every ability. Choose from one of the way marked walking trails or join the historic bridleway, The Lich Way. There are also numerous archaeological sites to discover as you explore Bellever.
Bellever also has a fascinating range of wildlife, including Dartmoor ponies. The Dartmoor Pony Heritage Trust is a registered charity dedicated to the preservation of the Dartmoor pony breed.
Buckfast Butterfly Farm and Dartmoor Otter Sanctuary
Dart Bridge RoadSouth Devon Railway station
Dartbridge RoadDartmouth River Boats
Steamer Quay RoadDrinks & Nightlife
Cafe, restaurant and live music venue offering a monthly programme of entertainment and events.
Downstairs is a small, independent, family run brewery with a good atmosphere.
15 locals recommend
Barrel House
59 High StreetCafe, restaurant and live music venue offering a monthly programme of entertainment and events.
Downstairs is a small, independent, family run brewery with a good atmosphere.
Sightseeing
Blackpool Sands
beautiful beach with venus cafe
Bantham Beach
Valiant Soldier
79 Fore StStart Point Lighthouse
National Trust - South Milton Sands
Bantham Beach
Dartmouth Castle
Castle Road