Dartmoor Bakery — Restaurant in West Devon

Popped in for a quick coffee and a Dartmoor Swirl, quiet and nicely fuggy but weird. Coffee/chocolate in paper cups with plastic lids and food in a paper bag, had to ask for a napkin. Worst was to come as I short-sightedly peered around for some sugar - a lady who I assume was the owner asked me bluntly and slightly suspiciously what I wanted then produced a little jar of sugar and a spoon. I was gruffly questioned on how much sugar I wanted and this was deposited in my cup and promptly stirred around twice by her with the handle of a fork which she had on a string. It was all very Basil Fawlty! We ate our food at our little table inside and left asap. Not...

Delightful little bakery and coffee shop off the main road and right on the Drakes Trail. Really friendly staff, lots of seating options and an excellent range of cakes and scrolls in the display cabinet all made fresh. The coffee was also very good and the selection of chocolate so you could choose the sweetness (55-85% Cocoa) is a fantastic idea. The savoury scrolls (1. Pulled Pork and Dragon fruit. 2 Chorizo and herb) were delicious with plenty of filling and excellent quality bread, so light and fluffy. This is a must stop on the Drakes Trail, everything looked so good and I am sure they would all taste...

this bakery has good coffees, cakes and sandwiches. It seems to be run by locals, meaning you get that extra attention and lots of handmade food. The sandwich was delicious. It was really comforting to find this coffee shop as you walk the national park. A hot coffee, cakes and a good menu. You can buy greeting cards as well and have some takeaway to continue the walk. Ample Parking just outside the bakery, and a kids zone playground are also nearby. The whole area outside is...