Eat | Drink | Relax

Join us for morning coffee, a hearty brunch, or a flavoursome, lunch-time dish …

Relax in our bright and airy Bistro or pretty walled garden, in the exquisite, tranquil setting of Powderham Estate.

Prepared by our chefs using fresh, seasonal produce from local growers and suppliers, visit us for breakfast, afternoon tea, a light bite, or a more substantial lunch. Catering to all tastes and dietary requirements, the Bistro is open from 9 am - 5 pm on Monday to Sunday.

Located next to our Farm Shop and the Urban & Rural Garden Centre, we offer the perfect destination to relax and refresh after shopping and exploring the surrounding castle grounds, deer park, and nearby Exe Estuary.

Browse our menus and book your table with us by clicking the links below.

Afternoon Tea @ The Bistro…………

Served daily at The Bistro from 2.00pm is our delicious new Afternoon Teas.

These are to be pre-booked at least 24 hours in advance.

This can be enjoyed with a refreshing tea or fresh filter coffee or why not add a glass of prosecco for that special occasion. Gift Vouchers can be purchased for this experience.

Special dietary requirements can be catered for - please inform us at the time of booking.

Please note - A Non-Refundable £10.00 deposit per person is required at the time of booking.

Click here to view our Afternoon Tea Menu.

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What our visitors are saying …

  • "There is loads of free parking, a short distance from the café. We were shown to a very comfortable table with armchairs, the coffee was very good and the cakes were excellent. Really good service and reasonable prices - highly recommended"

    P Kader

  • "Lovely food, good gluten-free choices, lovely staff"

    J Ireland

  • "Fantastic breakfast, in wonderful surroundings and the staff are really lovely and helpful"

    A Stancliff

  • "Large portions of superb quality food, a varied menu, pleasant staff, reasonable prices and a nice atmosphere. We'll be returning."

    P Samuels