Very old building and literally like a ship in the wake. Biggest and best priced cream tea in the English Riviera. Initially I was sceptical when the Rodders was lacking….but the Langage Farm sponsored by Ingrid was just as good….even if her secret is “first class grass 🚬 makes first class cream”.
Apparently the chips are amazing! They also let you pay with change which is a rarity these days.
Great hospitality and to satisfy everyone’s curiosity….the toilets aren’t sloped! So don’t panic!
As quaint as I remember it from years ago
Had a nice breakfast, didn't want the beans and tomato,there was also lots of toast
Ate here last Sunday after refusing 2 other bakery who refuses cash. This cafe accepts cash, and had a friendly welcome. Food was good quality and spoke to the lady about the importance of keeping cash. Will visit again. I will add our visit to my video I am making about our trip to Devon on YouTube.
Amazing house "The Butterwalk" built between 1634 and 1640. Now a bakery and cafe. Nice food and efficient service in amazing history.
Bought a pasty, highly recommend one of the best pasties had in a while, excellent customer service
Certainly a place with character given the age of the building, but for those who wish to use the restaurant it certainly could be made more attractive with a refurbishement in keeping with its history. Couldn't fault the coffee and cake and the friendly staff though.
A bit of a step back in time feel but cosy environment. We had a cream tea which was very good and there was ample choice to select from. Staff were friendly and attentive. Need to go up stairs to cafe area.
This is a lively little cake shop/cafe/ restaurant.
We were visiting Dartmouth for the day and popped in for a Devon cream tea, but decided to have coffee with it instead.
Downstairs is the shop part, selling endless cakes etc.
The upstairs, is up very steep, narrow, leaning staircase, which leads into two different sections of the restaurant with chairs and tables on both sides.
It is very compact as the whole building is leaning, but it doesn't feel cramped when you are seated at your table.
Service was good and we could have shared a devon tea and it would have been plenty, as the scones were quite large and filling, and there was plenty of coffee in one pot for both of us.
Overall a very nice place for a snack or lunch.
Had a takeaway Cornish pasty here, really good pasty at a reasonable price. Absolutely full of beef, unlike a lot of pasties that are full of air!
Service was friendly.
Would go here again for a pasty.
Walking around in Dartmouth, with limited amount of places that have outside sitting, Sloping Deck was a pleasant place to eat something on a huff :-). The battered 🐟 and 🍤 were freshly cooked and tasty and the serving was fast and professional.
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