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Best restaurants in Braunton

2 guide-listed restaurants — Michelin, Bib Gourmand, Black Pearl, Must-Eat List, World's 50 Best and more. Reference quality signals; never ranked by commission, no in-app checkout.

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New Coast Kitchen

££Modern British

With its relaxed vibe and cheerful service, this is just the kind of restaurant you want to know about when on holiday around the North Devon coast. Head for the terrace out front in good weather – a perfect spot for people watching – or sit inside surrounded by the sleek, modern décor. The adventurous cooking is executed with flair and delivers well-judged combinations of bold flavours, as with the contrast between rich butter sauce and citrus marinated fennel in a wild bass dish. Save room for dessert too, as the confit apple terrine is a highlight.

TripAdvisor review sample · 4.9/5 · 80 reviews

Located in central Croyde, New Coast Kitchen specializes in modern British cuisine. Analysis of 80 reviews reveals a high average rating. Food quality is consistently praised, with small sharing plates, burgers, ramen, and Sunday roasts described as delicious and fresh. Service is attentive and friendly, with staff noted for accommodating outdoor seating needs. The atmosphere is relaxed and trendy. While a minority of reviews mention pacing issues or limited menu choices, the overall consensus highlights excellent value and a welcoming environment, making it a reliable choice for travelers seeking quality dining in the area.

Ideal for travelers seeking high-quality modern British cuisine in a comfortable social setting.

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Restaurant Roku

£££Modern Cuisine

Situated across the road from Chef Martin Baylis’ other restaurant, New Coast Kitchen, Roku is a nod to his Japanese heritage. ‘Roku’ means ‘six’ in Japanese and, fittingly enough, the restaurant’s address is No. 6 and they serve a six-course dinner menu which changes every six weeks. There’s a three-course lunch option, but dinner provides the full experience. The cooking is a blend of modern British dishes and subtle Japanese flavours, such as barbecued beetroot with walnuts, miso and shiso. A well-chosen wine pairing and nicely paced service enhance the experience.

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