Eleven of us cycled here for lunch. Rustic cafe with stunning views from the garden towards Westbay. They were quite busy as it was a lovely day and two of us had a very long wait for food, so long in fact that they decided...More

Well worth the muddy walk today. Amazing cream tea - plenty of cream and jam - and a well filled ham cheese and lettuce sandwich. Not to be missed

Well worth looking for and well worth the climb...small but very attractive and the quality of the cakes were superb. Really thrilled to find they even had gluten free options...which in fact were so divine those in our group without coeliacs opted for them.

Not the place for SUV's to attempt to reach! Very narrow track on which you are quite likely to meet agricultural vehicles. The menu is clearly aimed at walkers, on one of the several walks around the coast.There is however a range of more delicate...More

It took nerve on the single track to get to it but so worth the visit. We all had the cream tea, the scones were huge and delicious. The courtyard had plenty of sunny seating but dare say the summer months would be packed. The...More

My favourite place for cream tea still! Consistently good food, quality, and value for money. Highly recommend.

Visited Downhouse Farm whilst staying in Eype. Walked over the fields. Great English breakfast followed by homemade flap jacks (huge) and breakfast tea. We felt very welcome. Staff really friendly. Dogs positively welcomed. Would have loved to have had more time to sample cream tea....More

I've always loved this place and visited again recently after quite a long break. Still great for tea, scones etc but lunch is now restaurant and not cafe prices.

Really annoyed that directions from Thorncombe Beacon began well then became really poor, we walked probably almost to the farm then the directions were really faint on a chalk board & we got totally lost. Please check your signage from the Coastal path. Waste of...More

My husband and I parked our car and walked about a mile down the narrow country road to the Downhouse Farm Cafe. We had delicious scones and cream tea in a garden setting. The scones were fresh and served with clotted cream and fresh home...More