90 British Restaurants near Torquay

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Renowned for its striking coastline, bustling harbour and plentiful sunshine, Torquay is a popular destination for British holidaymakers after a slice of quintessential English seaside living. Situated on the southwest coast, Torquay is part of the English Riviera in Devon, a UNESCO site, and exudes Victorian charm as well as stunning seaside and countryside vistas. Given the town’s coastal location, many restaurants in Torquay showcase freshly caught seafood. Head down to one of its casual fish and chip joints or refined dining establishments for a taste of the sea. There are plenty of places to eat in Torquay that boast outstanding seafront views along the harbour and marina, perfect for a special occasion dinner. If you’re not a seafood fan, fear not. There are numerous British restaurants that showcase local produce grown in the surrounding countryside, as well as a selection of international eateries, so there’s something for everyone.

British Restaurants near Torquay
British Restaurants near Torquay
British Restaurants near Torquay
British Restaurants near Torquay
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Two Bridges Hotel

Two Bridges Hotel

Devon, PL20 6SW
20.2 miles
What we think
"With crackling log fires & cosy old-fashioned charm, this hotel is as traditional as Devon clotted-cream tea. It’s beautifully located, sitti ..." Read our full review
Balfour Arms

Balfour Arms

Sidmouth, EX10 9UZ
20.4 miles
The Balfour Arms is a traditional British pub with rooms, located in Sidmouth, Devon. This venue prides itself on being at the heart of its community and we ... Find out more
Restaurant at Mill End Hotel

Restaurant at Mill End Hotel

North Tawton, TQ13 8JN
20.5 miles
Exuding charm and sophistication, Restaurant at Mill End Hotel serves fine dining English cuisine with a modern twist. Set in the heart of picturesque Devon ... Find out more
Restaurant at Soar Mill Cove Hotel

Restaurant at Soar Mill Cove Hotel

Salcombe, TQ7 3DS
20.6 miles
What we think
"Located in the middle of a stunning stretch of coast, Soar Mill Cove has been cooking for South Devon holiday-makers for years. Its experience shows in ..." Read our full review
The Sandy Park Inn

The Sandy Park Inn

North Tawton, TQ13 8JW
20.7 miles
What we think
"There’s no doubt that this 17th-century thatched inn is run with a breezy conviviality. It is old-fashioned hospitality at its most appealing, ba ..." Read our full review
The Blue Ball Inn

The Blue Ball Inn

Sidmouth, EX10 9QL
21.3 miles
A resplendent thatched-roof Inn, located in the heart of Devon, two miles from the coastal town of Sidmouth. With eight recently renovated rooms, the Blue B ... Find out more
The Burrator Inn

The Burrator Inn

Yelverton, PL20 6NP
23.9 miles
A resplendent old hunting lodge on the edge of Dartmoor, offering an idyllic hideaway for lovers of the outdoors.Following an extensive renovation, &lsq ... Find out more
Dartmoor Inn

Dartmoor Inn

Yelverton, PL20 6ST
24.1 miles
Eversfield Organic began by offering fresh, Soil Association organic certified meat for delivery to people’s homes, from our own grass-fed organic bee ... Find out more
Greyhound Country Inn

Greyhound Country Inn

Honiton, EX14 3BJ
24.7 miles
Wayne and Tina had the great pleasure of taking on The Greyhound Inn in February 2014, since then they have refurbished all 10 guest rooms including new en- ... Find out more
The Lamb Inn

The Lamb Inn

Crediton, EX17 4LW
24.8 miles
The Lamb Inn is a charming 16th-century former coaching inn which graces the idyllic Devon village of Sandford. In close proximity to the market town of Cre ... Find out more
Glebe House

Glebe House

Colyton, EX24 6SD
25.9 miles
What we think
"Found in a pretty countryside guesthouse, the restaurant at Glebe House is one of the area’s best spots to indulge in some top-quality British co ..." Read our full review
Toby Carvery - Roborough

Toby Carvery - Roborough

Plymouth, PL6 7HB
26.1 miles
Here at Toby Carvery Roborough, we believe there's only one way to do our beloved British roast – and that's properly. Every spud is checked by hand a ... Find out more
The Jack Rabbit

The Jack Rabbit

Plymouth, PL6 8BD
26.4 miles
Nestled along the historic road from Plymouth to Tavistock, The Jack Rabbit finds its place in the vicinity of Derriford and Crownhill. It's a stone's throw ... Find out more
The Mussel Inn & Cottages

The Mussel Inn & Cottages

Plymouth, PL9 0AQ
27.1 miles
Welcoming, warm and cosy in the winter, The Mussel Inn also has a child friendly beer garden for the summer months. Coming in Autumn 2019, a de ... Find out more
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Torquay's rich history was originally centred around the industries of fishing and agriculture, before developing into a seaside resort. You'll find plenty of charming Victorian architecture throughout the town, and if you’re interested in its history, be sure to visit Kent’s Cavern, a prehistoric cave touted to be one of the most significant Stone Age sites in the country.

There are plenty of activities on offer in Torquay, perfect for a family getaway or a long weekend away from the city. Take a stroll along the palm-lined promenade and the princess pier built in 1890 to soak in the stunning sea views. Or, gaze over this pastel-dotted town from a boat, with plenty of boat trips available to take you around the bay. There are also fishing trips on offer if you fancy trying your luck.

Visiting in October? Be sure to check out the England Seafood Feast Festival that takes place in Torquay to try the specialities of the area. Literature aficionados will be pleased to hear this town was once home to Agatha Christie and there is a mile-long walk through the town that takes you to key sites related to her life and works. Alternatively, if you’d prefer to kick back and relax, head to one of the many sandy beaches and take a dip in the turquoise waters.