Scarlets Kitchen - Yelverton

I recently had brunch at this restaurant and it was a great experience. The price per person was very affordable, ranging from £1 to £10. The food was delicious and well worth the price. The service was excellent, with attentive staff and quick service. The atmosphere of the restaurant was also very pleasant, with a cozy and welcoming ambiance. Overall, I had a fantastic dining experience and would highly recommend this restaurant for brunch.

The food was delicious and made with quality ingredients. However, the sausages were on the small side and there were only a few mushrooms in the large fry up, with bread making up the rest. The service was a bit slow, but understandable as the restaurant was busy. I would rate the food a 3, service a 4, and atmosphere a 3. Overall, I will give this restaurant a 4 out of 5.

We stopped by for a satisfying breakfast before a day of walking in the area and were pleased with our full English breakfast and the vegetarian option. We had about 10 miles of walking ahead of us and after completing our trek, we can say that the breakfast prepared us well. The food was of excellent quality, served promptly with delicious coffee and friendly service. We have another long day of walking tomorrow and look forward to returning. Highly recommended spot.

I've been in for coffee a couple of times but today my husband and I had breakfast, it was so good. Well presented and cooked to perfection. Husband had the large and I had the smaller breakfast, both of us didn't eat anything else until the evening. Highly recommended and will return. Thank you. Meal type: Breakfast Price per person: £1–10

Visited the café with my friend and our young babies in small car seat prams. We deliberately chose a seat where we would take up less room and cause the least amount of disruption. Initially the service was great and the food was very tasty with good portions. However, halfway through eating our meal, a member of staff came and told us, quite rudely, to move as we were 'blocking both aisles ' in the café. The member of staff told us to move to a table at the side of the room with less room, where we would have caused more of a blockage. We were also part-way through eating our meal and they didn 't offer to help us by moving our plates, especially as we would have had to move two babies as well. We were not causing an obstruction in the café. People were walking past us all the time and the café wasn 't particularly busy as it was a weekday. To add insult to injury, the same member of staff deliberately barged into my friend when we were getting ready to go, probably to prove some sort of point. All in all, after that encounter I felt quite awkward and unwelcome. Such a shame as the rest of the staff were lovely and food was good. We are local but will think twice about coming again. We will probably go to the Dartmoor Diner which is just down the road and has always been much more accommodating.