Few things are more indulgent than a leisurely afternoon tea, and there's no better place to enjoy one than Devon. From luxurious hotels and coastal retreats to cosy cafés and hidden gems, we've rounded up the county's very best afternoon tea venues for 2026 to help you find your perfect spot.
Denhay has been passionate about making great bacon for over 30 years, with sustainability firmly at the centre of everything they do. We asked the team how they've put that into acytion in their business.
Devon is hard to beat in the summer and there's is no shortage of ways to fill the days, or tire out the kids before bedtime.
Every family day out eventually reaches the same important question: where are we going to eat? Finding somewhere that welcomes children, and serves food the grown-ups will enjoy can transform a good day into a great one. From beachfront cafés to country pubs, these ten family-friendly restaurants and cafés offer something for different tastes, ages and budgets.
From a Michelin-starred meal on a sunny terrace, to pretty pub gardens, from cocktails on the canal to beachside brunch, we've handpicked 12 of our favourite alfresco spots for summer 2026.
This month we're turning our Chef Spotlight on a true rising star of the Devon food scene, Ollie Vernon of award winning Chagford Inn. His menus change regularly, and closely reflect the seasons and availability of local farmers and growers.
Shaldon Village Store is more than just a shop. It's a hub of connection, service and continuity for the coastal village of Shaldon, near Teignmouth.
Bollhayes has been part of the Devon cider landscape for decades, known for producing beautifully balanced, bottle-fermented ciders and Perry. Sustainable by its nature, we asked owners Steve and Zoei how they've taken the business a step further.
Set in rich grasslands and rolling Devon hills just outside Plymouth, Langage Farm manages to be both carbon-neutral and make multi-award-winning creams, yogurts and ice creams using milk from their herd of Jersey cows. We asked Steve Davies of Langage Farm about how sustainability works down on the farm.
Situated in the heart of the village and owned by a born and bred Devon Maid, Stoke Gabriel Stores has something to offer villagers and visitors alike. Whether you’re shopping for basic groceries or bespoke hampers, you’ll find a treasure trove of delights crammed into this little shop.
Perched above the South Devon coastline near Hope Cove, Devon Cove is a family-run spirits brand inspired by the landscape, produce and traditions of its home. Sustainability at Devon Cove is a guiding principle rather than a standalone initiative, shaped by their farming heritage and a commitment to using resources thoughtfully.