A taste of Devon in every bite.
Nothing says Devon like a freshly baked scone topped with clotted cream and jam — in that order, of course. Whether you’re sitting by the sea or nestled in a countryside garden, a cream tea is a moment of comfort and indulgence. From hidden tearooms to historic cafés, Devon is dotted with places where this much-loved tradition is served with pride, warmth, and a side of local charm.
Nestled in the heart of Lustleigh, the Primrose Tea Rooms is a charming thatched cottage offering a quintessential Devon experience. Renowned for its homemade scones, generous clotted cream, and locally sourced jams, it’s a favourite among walkers and cyclists exploring Dartmoor. Guests can enjoy their treats in the flower-filled garden or the cozy interior, both exuding rustic charm. With its warm hospitality and delightful fare, it’s a must-visit spot for cream tea enthusiasts.
Tucked beside a 16th-century working watermill, Hele Corn Mill & Tea Room is one of Ilfracombe’s loveliest hidden gems. With freshly baked scones, award-winning cream teas, and a peaceful riverside garden, it’s a haven for anyone craving a proper Devon treat. The setting is full of rustic charm, and the cakes are made daily with care and creativity. Whether inside the cosy tea room or outside among the flowers, it’s a place to slow down and savour.
Tucked along the winding lanes of Cockington, Weaver’s Cottage Tea Room is a thatched treasure steeped in charm. This cosy spot serves up homemade cream teas, cakes, and light lunches in a relaxed, welcoming setting. With garden seating in summer and a log fire in winter, it’s the perfect place to pause during a stroll through the village. Loved by locals and visitors alike, it captures the warmth and character of Devon hospitality.