Barricane Beach Cafe

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  John Mearns

  ·1 month ago

  “What an amazing place/experience. The cafe in a shipping container under the cliffs at the head of a narrow beach made up of tiny stones. In the stone are cowerie stones and small pieces of sea glass if you look carefully. Queue up for a take away curry and it can be quite a long queue that's my only complaint. Still no pain no gain. Bring a beer, take your curry down to the beach, watch the tide go out see the sun set. This is a pretty magical experience. It is important to note there are no toilets here you will need to walk 10 mins to the town centre.”

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  Harriet Kingsford

  ·2 months ago

  “Popped here after a day on Woolacombe beach and it was a fab feed! Deliciously spicy, excellent atmosphere and would highly recommend. My only wish was we could swim before/after but our kids and dogs would not allow it!”

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  Tanya Gennaio

  ·2 months ago

  “We went on our last evening to try the Sri Lankan curry, it was very busy but the service was very fast and we got our food reasonably quick to say how many people were waiting! We took a gamble of our 3&4 yr olds eating the curry as well but they had one child's portion between them and enjoyed it! The portion size for adults wasnt as big as we expected for the price but it was very delicious! The view was fab and we felt like we were abroad 🌞”

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  Anne-Marie

  ·3 months ago

  “We are regulars at Barricane Beach and the Café and it’s honestly one of our absolute favourite places in the beautiful Devon that we are lucky enough to call home. The food is always delicious, fresh, full of flavour and something we look forward to every visit. The location is simply stunning, with incredible beach and sea views and the relaxed, chilled-out atmosphere makes it the perfect place to unwind. Whether it’s a sunny afternoon or a peaceful evening by the coast, Barricane Beach never disappoints. The beach and its café may be small in size, but they prove that the smallest places often leave the biggest impression. A true North Devon gem that we keep coming back to again and again.”

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  Tom Andrews

  ·4 months ago

  “This place was recommended to us by a number of people so I had to give it a try, and I'm glad I did! We didn't have to wait to be served and waited less than 10 minutes for our food. We ordered a 3 curries, which were all fantastic. Sitting on the beach, eating a curry, what more could you want! This is a must try spot for a relaxing curry!”

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  Lucy A

  ·5 months ago

  “What a gem, we came here for lunch at the end of our holiday when beginning to tire of fried beige food and fancying something a little different, and it definitely delivered that! The Argentinian ciabatta was absolutely delicious and freshly cooked, as was the rest of the family’s choices. The fresh pineapple juice super refreshing and the Sri Lankan iced coffee a really interesting change. All served on proper plates with cutlery too, pleasantly surprised at what was produced from this little beach hut! The quality persuaded me to go back and order a cream tea for afters. Would have loved to go back for the curry night if we had more time!”

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  Jeanette Hersey

  ·5 months ago

  “Beautiful spot, awesome food, friendly service. Took us years to check out this little gem… wish we had of been before its beautiful. We have had two visits now one on the lunch menu and one on the evening both were absolutely lovely.”

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  Andrew Smith

  ·5 months ago

  “Their evening curries are absolutely amazing! Full of beautiful authentic flavour and spice! We went back for 2 nights it was soo good. If I was a local we would be going back each week for sure! BEST Food in Woolcombe and poss Devon!”

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  D Smith

  ·1 year ago

  “This was just amazing! We decided to give this a try on recommendation, and boy, it didn’t disappoint! We got there about 6pm, and the queue to order food was up the hill - can’t be a bad sign, right?? The queue moved quickly, and it took around 20 mins for the food to come out. The beach was full, everyone eating a portion of curry, with either a fresh pineapple juice or a can of their own drink, watching the sunset after a long, really warm, and clear blue sky day! If you’re in the area and like a curry, do not sleep on this one! Fingers crossed you do it on a nice day, where you can have the spectacle of the sunset too!”

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  Matt Kimberley

  ·1 year ago

  “Pretty much perfect. A lovely little location, partially sheltered by the cliffs and with just four tables in front of the shed-type building. It's all lifted up over the shingle and shell-fragment beach, overlooking the water between the cliffs and slate monoliths upon which tourists climb for a dramatic panoramic. To sit there and eat really feels like being on holiday. As for the food, it's very good. The Argentinian ciabatta with beef, onions, peppers and more was absolutely delicious. We went back on the same day for the Sri Lankan curry, which wasn't presented so well but was very tasty; well balanced spices and perfectly crunchy veg. Can't recommend highly enough if you're in the area.”

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