4 great places to eat in Woolacombe
The seaside village of Woolacombe is well known for its gorgeous beach, with its miles of stretching sand and waves that are a surfer’s dream. There is plenty to do in and around the village for those staying in our Woolacombe holiday cottages, and when you fancy a bite to eat, there are plenty of top restaurants and eateries for you to try out during your stay. Below are just four of the many great places to eat in the Woolacombe area:
The Boardwalk Bar and Restaurant
Situated on Woolacombe’s Esplanade, the Boardwalk overlooks stunning Woolacombe beach, voted the UK’s best beach, offering up some spectacular views whether you visit for lunch or dinner. Accompanied by the exciting food, cooked using wonderful fresh local produce, and service from friendly and knowledgeable staff, you have the recipe for a great meal out which celebrates all that is great about Woolacombe.
Sophia’s Bar and Bistro
Sophia’s Bar and Bistro brings the spirit of the Mediterranean to Woolacombe with its extensive tapas menu promising authentic tastes of Spain. Situated near the beach, guests can bond over sharing these delicious dishes or even just enjoy one of the best ice cream sundaes you’ll find on the coast out in the glorious sunshine!
NC@EX34
For those seeking a gourmet meal out, look no further than NC@EX34, run by head chef Noel Corston, a highly talented chef who brings together the finest local ingredients in a simple way to allow the food to speak for itself. Prepared with passion and skill, the food is presented in a unique yet cosy restaurant setting, bringing fine dining to the North Devon coast.
Tyme Restaurant at Trimstone Manor
Set within the gorgeous surroundings of the 17th century Trimstone Manor Country House Hotel and North Devon’s beautiful countryside, the Tyme Restaurant is the perfect place to escape to for a spot of culinary indulgence. Reflecting the abundant local produce from Devon and Cornwall, head chef Darren Smith brings together the ingredients with French and Italian influences in his unique spin of classic dishes. If a full-course meal isn’t what you fancy, you can also visit the restaurant for a classic Devonshire cream tea!
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