Hungry after the beach? Here’s a simple guide to breakfasts, coffee stops, pubs, family-friendly meals, takeaways and treats in and around Croyde. Short notes and opening tips so you can pick a spot fast.


Lets breakdown what’s on offer

BreakfastLunchDinnerCoffeeIce Cream
Cafe Croyde BayYesYesYes
The ThatchYesYesYesYes
Billy BuddsYesYes
The ManorYesYes
Blue GrooveYesYesYesYes
New Coast KitchenYesYesYesYes
RokuYesYes
The Beach CafeYesYesYes
HideoutYesYes
Croyde Ice Cream ParlourYesYes
Biffen’s KitchenYesYesYes
Stoned PizzaYes

What we recommend

Breakfast & Coffee?

Cafe Croyde Bay

Fancy Meal Out?

Roku

Chill meal?

The ThatchBlue GrooveThe Manor

Best Takeaway?

Biffen’s Kitchen

Best Pizza?

Stoned Pizza

Sunday Roast?

New Coast KitchenThe ThatchThe Manor (Carvery)

Ice Cream & Treats?

HideoutCroyde Ice Cream Parlour

Cafe Croyde bay – website

Headland café with big sea views on the Baggy Point path; all-day breakfasts, lunches and decent coffee. Great for a pre-walk bite or a post-surf warm-up, with outdoor seating when the weather’s kind. Expect seasonal hours — arrive early on sunny days.


The Thatch – website

Croyde’s lively freehouse for pub classics (and famous nachos), local ales and an evening buzz. It’s family-friendly, central, and a good shout for groups after the beach. Book ahead in peak weeks; bar areas can get busy but the service is swift.


Billy Budds – website

Easy post-beach pub with plenty of space for families, relaxed food and a sociable garden/sport vibe. A solid choice for quick pizzas/burgers and a pint after the waves. Big screens on match days and lots of tables make it low-stress with kids.


The Manor – website

6th-century inn a short stroll from the village, with a classic pub menu and a big garden. It feels laid-back and welcoming, ideal for multi-generational groups or a long lunch. Good mix of inside nooks and outside benches; check kitchen times in winter.


Blue Groove – website

Laid-back café-bar with an eclectic menu, strong veggie/vegan options and regular fish specials. Works for breakfast through dinner, plus coffees and cakes mid-afternoon. Friendly service and cosy corners make it an easy go-to year-round.


New Coast Kitchen – website

Modern British spot for brunch, dinner and Sunday roasts, with seasonal menus in a relaxed, contemporary room. Expect thoughtful plates without the fuss, and a good option for a slightly smarter evening. Book for weekends and holidays.


Roku – website

Small, modern dining room serving a refined tasting menu that blends British produce with Japanese influence. It’s intimate and special-occasion friendly, with careful pacing and a calm atmosphere. Reservations recommended; arrive a little early to settle in.


The Beach Café + Sri lankanINSTAGRAM

Beachside pit-stop by the car park for coffee, breakfasts and hot lunches right off the sand. Brilliant for sandy-toed refuels, with quick service and outdoor seating. Hours are seasonal and weather-dependent, so check on the day.Much-loved curry nights running out of The Beach Café, serving hearty Sri Lankan plates after a surf. Rich flavours, big portions and a relaxed beachy feel. Usually seasonal/pop-up — keep an eye out for boards or socials announcing times.


The hideoutINSTAGRAM

Tucked-away bar with cocktails and pizzas, great for a sunset drink after a day on the beach. Expect a casual vibe, music on some evenings and a view if you snag the right spot. Ideal for couples or small groups before dinner elsewhere.


Croyde Ice Cream ParlourFACEBOOK

Classic village parlour on Hobb’s Hill scooping popular flavours and cones for the walk back. Handy location near the centre makes it a natural post-beach treat stop. Lines move quickly on hot days; plenty of options for kids.


Biffen’s KitchenWEBSITE

Surf-inspired street-food at Ocean Pitch Campsite with globe-trot flavours and generous portions. Open through summer with a friendly, festival-style setup; everyone’s welcome, not just campers. Great after an evening surf — bring a jumper for breezy nights.


Stoned PizzaWEBSITE

Wood-fired flatbreads and pizzas from a local outfit that pops up around the coast. Expect chewy bases, simple toppings and a laid-back queue-and-chat vibe. Check their socials for current Croyde times/spots and arrive early on sunny evenings.


The HubWEBSITE

Handy village shop for quick treats and easy grab-and-go food. Stocked with ice cream, sweets and confectionery, plus pastries, sausage rolls and pasties for a fast lunch. They also do takeaway pizza, which is ideal for no-faff beach nights or feeding hungry kids after a surf. Great if you want something quick without booking—pop in early on busy summer evenings.


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