Grab a bite

Food & Drink

North Devon has dining for all occasions. Whether it’s a quick bite to eat before hitting the beach or a celebratory evening meal—you’ll be treated to some of the finest produce and food in the country.
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Hele Bay Pub

"We don't do fast food; we only do good food as fast as we can"Silver winners of the North Devon Journal’s 'Best Pub Award' in 2015, the Hele Bay serves classic pub grub, with heart and soul. Open all day—offering a full menu, real ales, sea view beer garden, children's games room, soft play area, parking, and a warm welcome.
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S&P Fish Shop Est. 1986

S&P Fish Shop serves fresh seafood, caught by its own vessels—including mouth-watering crab and lobster sandwiches, colourful salads, and indulgent sharing platters. They also have a tank with live lobsters and crab. Easily some of the best seafood around.
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Giovanni & Luca

Perfect for a family meal. This authentic Italian restaurant has all your favourites—lasagne, carbonara, pizza, and some creative seafood pasta dishes. The reviews on TripAdvisor are excellent, and rightly so, it’s a wonderful place to eat. One of our favourites at Hele Valley. Enjoy.
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The Thatch Inn

You can’t visit Devon without visiting a thatched pub.We can't think of a nicer pub to spend a summer’s afternoon or evening, with a large beer garden that traps the sun all day. They have light bites available for lunch and a delicious evening menu. True Devonian hospitality—friendly service, good food, good drink.
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The Olive Room

Thomas Carr, head chef at the Olive Room in Ilfracombe, is a member of seafood royalty— having trained under Cornish seafood superstar Nathan Outlaw. Carr and his team pride themselves on making the most of North Devon’s bounty and providing a friendly place to dine. The food here is utterly fantastic—hence their Michelin Star.

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