Beech Cafe - West Devon
Beech Cafe
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Nestled at the start of the picturesque Tamar Trails, Beech Cafe emerges as a favored pit stop for outdoor enthusiasts. While many patrons rave about the delightful homemade treats and friendly atmosphere, experiences can be inconsistent. Some have reported underwhelming coffee and delayed service, especially during busy periods. However, the fresh food and warm ambiance, accentuated by lovely decor and views, often redeem the visit. Whether you’re seeking a quick snack after a hike or a leisurely afternoon tea, Beech Cafe offers a charming retreat, though customers may wish to manage their expectations regarding service speed.
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Can't believe we haven't been here before. Great coffee and food and very warm welcome from one and all. If you're going to the Tamar Trails it's a must! Even if you're not take the trip from Tavistock or turn off the road to Cornwall via Gunnislake well worth going out of your way for. It's open all year great looking home made grub and fabulous coffee.
We decided to eat at the Beech cafe as we had booked for my son and husband to do the Treesurfers junior course which is right next to this cafe.
Good food at reasonable prices. Nice and pleasant staff. Would recommend for family's and to take in the activities at the centre.
This is a cafe with good food in a multi-purpose activity centre building, open weekends from mid February and later during school holidays. It is misleading to see it listed under Plymouth because it is in the village area called Gulworthy at this operation called Tamar Trails. It ought to be relisted along with the other Gulworthy business, food and things to do entries under Tavistock.
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