Best Dessert in Jurassic Coast

"01/06/2021: Read a lot about this place so turned up on a Tuesday at 8am and we were the first inside.Really friendly chap guided us through what the process was and showed us to our table.A couple of hiccups with a non functioning toaster and a tripped ice cream machine, both fixed and the chap was super apologetic (it happens!)Cooked breakfast was really tasty, my 7 year old had the waffles and it was all really good!"

"Nando’s at Princesshay has a small outdoor area for diners, but if you’re not lucky enough to get a table, why not order your meal for takeout instead?. In fact, we think a PERi-PERi picnic in the park sounds pretty special!. Simply order for click and collect, roll out the blanket and invite a few friends to join you!"

"St Pancras' immense 40m tower has seen it dubbed the Cathedral of the Moor. Inside, search out the boards telling the fire-and-brimstone tale of the violent storm of 1638 – it knocked a pinnacle from the roof,..."

"We are a family run cafe in the heart of Dartmout, set in the Old Market Square. We offer breakfast, lunch and Devon cream teas, hot and cold lunch specials, fresh crab sandwiches and homemade quiches & cakes!"

"A family run cafe in the Old Market Square, offering breakfast, lunch and Devon cream teas, hot and cold lunch specials, fresh crab sandwiches and homemade quiches & cakes!"

"Built by the Normans in the 11th century, Totnes castle has one of the best preserved shell keeps in England..."

"With easy access, this large sandy beach is often quiet when others can get busier, making it a great, safe choice for families. There are a handful of restaurants and cafés for a bite to eat, or why not take a picnic and enjoy sun, sea and sandwiches!. Getting here - Parking is available nearby, both in a car park and surrounding streets."

"Much like Goodrington Sands, Broadsands is shallow and safe for paddling. There’s a promenade here with a couple of cafes and a large area of park behind. Dogs are allowed between October and April."

"Located in the heart of the town, The Grand Hotel is a four-star hotel with beautiful views of the sea. The hotel is designed in a fancy English way and almost resembles a castle or a big mansion. There are two pools on-site, one indoor and one outdoor, that face the glistening sea."

"Britain’s HdV brand loves a good conversion – and you’ll adore this sprawling red-brick former hospital near the Cathedral. Urban-oasis extras include walled gardens with terraces for drinks, a spa and a heated outdoor pool open year-round. Browse the library and wine cellar, then sink into the custom-made mattress in your room, admiring the softly illustrated wallpaper."

"A city hotel with a spa, bar, restaurant and a neat little inside-outside pool, housed in an imposing red brick building – the former Victorian Eye Infirmary – close to the centre of Exeter. It's within walking distance of Exeter cathedral, the university and the city’s various and varied shopping quarters."

"It doesn’t matter if you’re staying at the hotel or not, the Hotel du Vin Breakfast is worth a visit. There’s a glorious country table bursting with freshly squeezed juices, cereals, pastries and fruit. There’s also a choice of hot breakfasts to choose from, with a whole host of menu options."