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We've got no shortage of seriously good restaurants on the English Riviera. There's something for every pocket and preference, from good old traditional British fish and chips to exceptional fine dining. But don’t just take our word for it.

Just like our French cousins, the English Riviera is well accustomed to glamour and glitz. We have superyachts lined up in Torquay harbour that wouldn’t look out of place in Monaco. And you’ll find classy cocktail bars all along the coast.

Sampling local delicacies is one of the best things about going on holiday. And when that local delicacy is a divine Devon Cream Tea, we think you can justify eating it more than once. So prepare to loosen your belts as we guide you through our pick of places to enjoy a Devon cream tea in the English Riviera.

Going away for your holidays can often mean leaving one of the most important members of the family behind – your dog. But in South Devon we like to extend a warm welcome to all our visitors, including our four-legged guests. That is why you’ll find plenty of dog-friendly places to eat in Devon.

If the kids are happy then you’re happy. From watching the delight on their faces as they sample their first taste of fresh, sweet Brixham crab to grabbing a quick bite beside the beach, you’ll find restaurants, cafes and pubs across Torbay that make eating out with children a doddle.

Can anything beat eating lunch with the feel of sand between your toes or when you’re looking out across the sea? Opting for a takeout is the easy way to enjoy your meal with a view without busting the budget.

From haute cuisine to everyone’s favourite fish and chips, you’re spoilt for choice when you eat out in Torbay. Named as England’s Seafood Coast, no holiday to the English Riviera would be complete without a taste of some superb local fish and seafood, landed here in Brixham.

Can there be anything more British than a delicious hearty, homecooked roast dinner or a carvery on a Sunday afternoon any time of year? Of course, it doesn’t only have to be a weekend treat, the English Riviera has an abundance of restaurants, cafes, pubs and inns serving great value, hot meals any day of the week.

If you prefer not to eat meat or dairy-products there’s no need to worry about going hungry during your stay in the English Riviera. Our mild climate means that we can grow some of the region’s best produce with an abundance of freshly picked fruit and vegetables.

The English Riviera delivers all the essential ingredients when it comes to top-class, international cuisine. Variety is certainly the spice of life when you’re eating out on the English Riviera and you’ll find plenty of choice to tempt you.