Kingfisher Pub Colyton
family owned and operated by the Dacky family.
Rose has a beautiful smile and is the perfect hostess - bartender. Chef Jacob (center ), prepared a delicious cod filet, caught by Rose’s dad on their boat Dacky’s Cat , this morning. The rissoto was the perfect paring with the de
Busy little local pub with some great if not pricey food. Lots of seafood on the menu from local Lyme Bay.
For the cost I would have preferred table service but otherwise all good.
Couldn’t have asked for a better pub experience! Great food, pours, and even a cozy fire on a blustery, sideways rain kind of day. Walked here from the tramway and was totally charmed. They even let our kids get in some bowling in the back room when they were working through their wiggles. Had the p
Visited a couple of times on our holiday. Once for food and once for drinks only. Enjoyed both times, a good selection of drinks and good choices on the menu. Good was of a good quality at a reasonable price. Service was friendly and professional. Certainly recommend.
Delicious burgers and great choice. Very dog friendly, the only issue hence minus 1 star was that all the tables in the garden could have done with a clean, the bar staff gave us some blue roll and I had antibac spray in my handbag anyway. Apart from the outside table cleanliness, this is a great
It was really busy when I arrived which is always a good sign. As such the only tables available were outside either in the alleyway or the garden. I found a table in the alleyway which is much nicer than it sounds and ordered my food at the bar. I ordered garlic and blue cheese mushrooms as a st
My husband and I wanted to go out for lunch and decided to come to The Kingfisher.
We had both attended separate Christmas parties here and found the food and atmosphere to be excellent.
The staff were very welcoming and asked if we wanted to eat in the garden or the restaurant. The garden area is b
Friendly staff, superb real ale and tasty food, all found in a pub with character. It also has a lovely beer garden in which to enjoy the fare and relax in.
Caught the tram from Seaton to Colyton in late April-21, just after things were reopening after Covid. We weren't really expecting very much at Colyton. After a short 10 or so minute walk following signs towards the town we went in (or rather sat outside) for a drink and a bite to eat at lunch and
Gorgeous food and great service, lovely cozy little pub
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