Fifty Degrees North — Restaurant in East Devon

Lovely quality food and very reasonable pricing. Both our cheese & ham and our bacon & sausage sandwiches were absolutely lovely. Proper mature grated cheese, not that horrible frozen cheese most places use.

After eating our lunch, my little girl found a stone on the beach which had been painted with the words 'free ice cream'. We assumed this lovely idea had came from the café so proceeded to walk back. We were greeted by a lovely young lady who said with a big smile that the stone was in fact theirs. She was then interrupted by a young man who curtly stated that the stone was not theirs.

Fair enough if it wasn't, however I feel he could have dealt with the situation a little bit better. My daughter is only 3 and was so clearly proud and excited that she had found the stone. He made no eye contact, nor a sympathetic apology, just a very blunt "its not ours" whilst serving another customer. He was certainly not very child/customer friendly.

I suspect the stone was theirs as we found it directly infront of the cafe, half way down to the shore. I brought my daughter an icecream anyway and just left feeling a quite...

Not been Budleigh for a while , so nipped over , after bank holiday traffic had quietened down, didn't take a snack or drink , so stopped here for something before a walk up the estuary

Well !! - outstanding is all I can say Before I start , an ice cream in Torbay yesterday was around £6 yes £6 !! 👀

I had a top notch coffee, extra shot , packet of whirls , steak pasty ( outstanding) fruit flapjack ( out of this world) ham sarny on nice bread , loaded with ham, and a bottle of water All for the price of £18

I cannot praise the quality of the food highly enough , I'm not a fussy eater and eat anything, and some of the seaside dross is just that

This is prime position on the beach and you could be excused for pricing on the high side Sure if you want crab etc you have to pay for it

But the fruit flapjack 😍😍😍😍 And I not really fussed by it But really you have to go and try yourself , you won't be...

Outdoor beach cafe on Budleigh Salterton beach. There are tables and chairs available. There are public toilets nearby. We had been on a walk up the Otter Estuary and had parked on the Lime Kiln car park, so this was the perfect place to get a late lunch of freshly-made sandwiches. We were pleased to see that the plates and cups (including the "plastic" lids) were all clearly marked as fully compostable. The sandwiches were tasty and good value. Rounded the meal off nicely with a couple...