Best Gelato in Jurassic Coast

"Putting the kettle on is as much a part of the British culture as talking about the weather, queuing... © 2021 All rights reserved"

"Hound of the Baskervilles themed cafe serving excellent coffee, delicious ice-cream and a wide range of food and other drinks."

"We source as much local produce as possible from within the Devon and surrounding areas. We make as much fresh in house as possible including hamburger patties, chilli, caramelised red onion, pulled pork, Meat59 burger sauce, bbq sauce, slaw, chilli jam, bacon ketchup, Meat59 hot sauce, hot wings and veggie patties.All burgers can be made gluten free and gluten free buns are available. 59 Abbey Road, Torquay, Devon, TQ2 5NQ"

"One of Exeter’s most famous cafes has a cult following, and is a must-visit for coffee and cake when your energy levels are flagging. Started in 2011 by two school friends who are passionate about quality coffee and cakes. The café has now expanded to include a small selection of lunch dishes such as sourdough toasties, vegetable tortillas and amazing sausage rolls."

"Excellent news: one of Exeter's hippest little bakeries has now added half-a-dozen tables, meaning there's even more room to sample superb flat whites, macchiato and inventive cakes – the lemon, polenta and..."

"Beach huts, deck chairs and sun beds can be hired as can pedaloes. Plenty of kiosks for ice creams and a drink. Sit outside of the Inn on the Quay, admire the view and have a long cooling drink."

"Head to Youngs Park in the summer for picnics on the lawn, crazy golf and rides in swan boats and bumper cars. Even in the winter, it’s a great place to kick around a ball, scoot and let the kids enjoy the playground. Whatever the weather we can recommend stopping at Cantina to grab a hot, chocolate, pizza, tapas, seafood and cake, among other delicious locally sourced food and drink."

"Three miles northeast of Chagford, this outlandish architectural flight of fancy was designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens for self-made food-millionaire Julius Drewe. Built between 1911 and 1931, it was intended to be a modern-day medieval castle, with all the comforts of a country house. Unfortunately, the property hasn't worn well – it's currently the focus of a massive six-year restoration project. Parts of the house remain open, though, and imaginative midrenovation displays include a scaffolding viewing tower."