203 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.

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Le Bistrot Pierre Plymouth

Le Bistrot Pierre Plymouth

Plymouth, PL1 3RP
29.0 miles
Located in the impressive surroundings of Plymouth’s Royal William Yard, our Plymouth bistrot is a unique place in which food and drink can be enjoyed ... Find out more
Artillery Tower

Artillery Tower

Plymouth, PL1 3QR
28.9 miles
What we think
"Firestone Bay artillery tower is one of the oldest military buildings in Plymouth, built in the early 1500s to protect the deep-water passage at the No ..." Read our full review
Mill on the Exe

Mill on the Exe

Exeter, EX4 3AB
18.0 miles
Mill on the Exe is a pretty restaurant in the heart of Exeter, situated on the waterside. The idyllic location offers stunning views of the River Exe and is ... Find out more
The Seahorse Restaurant

The Seahorse Restaurant

Dartmouth, TQ6 9BH
8.0 miles
What we think
"“A fine example of a chef/patron restaurant” this well-liked seafood stalwart has the kind of warmth you might associate with a bedded-in e ..." Read our full review
The Crabshell Inn

The Crabshell Inn

Kingsbridge, TQ7 1JZ
16.8 miles
What we think
"Fresh investment into this stunningly located Kingsbridge pub on the sunny side of the picturesque estuary makes this the stand-out local boozer by a c ..." Read our full review
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
Shoals

Shoals

Brixham, TQ5 9FT
4.4 miles
Shoals Seafood Restaurant is the brainchild of Sean and Sarah Perkes. Established in 2014, the once storage room for the open air seawater p ... Find out more
The Warren Inn

The Warren Inn

Devon, PL20 6TA
18.6 miles
What we think
"Arguably the best known inn on the moor, and now owned by the Duchy of Cornwall, the Warren House Inn is located between Princetown and Moretonhampstea ..." Read our full review
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
The Cridford Inn

The Cridford Inn

Exeter, TQ13 0NR
12.3 miles
? The Cridford Inn is a charming old Devon longhouse that has kept its character. We are a free-house serving some of the finest food availa ... Find out more
The Old Inn Widecombe

The Old Inn Widecombe

Newton Abbot, TQ13 7TA
14.9 miles
What we think
" A famous and historic 14th Century pub-restaurant right in the heart of Dartmoor, the Old Inn boasts a large Garden with stunning views of the Moors ..." Read our full review
The Winking Prawn

The Winking Prawn

Salcombe, TQ8 8LD
19.7 miles
What we think
"This idiosyncratic place ticks the boxes for summer family fun with a light and spacious dining room, beach-hugging location and a kids’ dressing ..." Read our full review
The Turf Pub

The Turf Pub

Exeter, EX6 8EE
14.3 miles
What we think
"Open between mid-March and mid-November, this timber-framed, slate-hung freehouse, with magnificent estuary views is situated in an area of outstanding ..." Read our full review
Beachhouse Devon

Beachhouse Devon

Kingsbridge, TQ7 3JY
20.3 miles
A walk to this quirky clapboard beach shack on a spectacular stretch of National Trust coastline rewards with fresh-as-can-be seafood catches from a blackbo ... Find out more
Ollie's

Ollie's

Torquay, TQ1 1EB
0.1 miles
The team at Ollie's, a Torquay based restaurant, believe that the best part about their food is the ingredients that they choose, and so are committed to nu ... 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.