Nourish — Restaurant in Teignbridge

Amazing little cafe!! The food is absolutely divine. They have a selection of freshly made salads which are beautiful and come with most options on the menu. There is a great range of options on the menu and everything I’ve got here has been utterly delicious! (Toasties, pasty, cakes and coffees/tea). My Mum isn’t a veggie or vegan but absolutely loved the food too.

The atmosphere here is lovely. It’s an intimate spot with only a few tables and a couple outside. They also sell bits from local artists too. Bright, fresh, it’s a joy to be here and eat such wholesome food.

It’s a very small cafe so you’re lucky to get seats inside but it’s well worth the wait or you can get takeaway or book ahead.

The only downside is the toilet is in a cold stone building at the back so you have to go outside to access it. This would be fine except there is no baby changing station so I had to change baby on my own travel mat on the floor. If they had a wall mounted baby changing station I would have given 5...

"But what do vegans eat?" Well, happy vegans eat this. Came here with three omnivores and we all came straight back the following day. Kevin, Lucy and Tobias were lovely about everything (special requests, indecision, wanting to know all the details of all the dishes, staying past opening hours over our food), and the atmosphere was lovely but OMG the FOOD. It's corny as hell but I'm going to say it anyway: every ingredient is obviously selected and prepared with love. Simple items like "side salad" are made with great care and forethought - ingredients are fresh, good quality and seasonal where possible, but more than that, tastes are balanced and even delicate, fragile items are coaxed into giving their best and even a toastie turns into a gastronomic experience. Paying only the price they're asking I honestly felt I was doing them a bad deal. I can't recommend this...

Small cafe a stones throw from the beach. We popped in for a takeaway lunch, although there were seats available inside and outside on the pavement. On arrival I realised I had been here before a few years ago when they were open in the evenings. My companion went for a mozzarella and pesto toastie and myself the soul bowl. We were told it’d be about ten minutes so we had a wander around the town whilst waiting. Food was ready when we arrived back and was very fresh. We took it down to the lovely beach to enjoy. My companion wasn’t a big fan of her toastie, feeling that the flavours didn’t quite work and the bread was quite hard. I however loved my soul bowl which had four of the daily salads, houmous and beetroot houmous, massaged kale, broccoli, tofu and a delicious satay sauce. Cafe is dog friendly. Paid parking...