I stop here often when cycling and it's a great stop. All the cakes are home made and every one I've ever tried (and that's quite a few now!) have been really tasty. The Chocolate and Beetroot Cake I tried last summer was the best...More

Having just returned from a business trip to Essex & the scandalous rip off prices, our trip out to Princetown was the exact opposite!! Fish cakes & chilli dip was gorgeous & the panini my wife had was oozing cheese!! + drinks came to less...More

Arrived about 4pm on a Sunday. Theybadthrry had just brought out a rather lovely gooey chocolate cake for the counter. At £2.20 a slice-bargain. I had a mug of tea, I asked for extra hot water and was obliged. Lots of people visiting, however table...More

Stopped for a all day breakfast whilst riding the moors after reading the reviews and wasn’t disappointed. £6-25 for a decent breakfast included coffee, toast and orange juice and tasted delicious.

Had breakfast here and was so very pleased I did. Food quality high, all hot and plenty of it. Comes with atomic heated tea and orange juice. The toast comes with the correct among of butter which you slather on manually. Lovely.I It is very...More

After nearing Princetown, from cycling the highly recommended Burrator/Princetown loop, I was told by some helpful cyclists 'to hurry to the Foxtor Cafe and try their amazing cake before it closes' Wow, I was so glad I took their advise - what a find!! 😀👍...More

I tell you, if you’re anywhere near Princetown and in need of refreshment, this is the place to go. If you can get in that is, as it really is that popular, and no wonder. Everybody no matter how they’re dressed or the state of...More

We were served microwaved pasties which were very soggy and offered warm beer from the shop shelf. The pasties (Cobley Farm) were obviously made with excellent ingredients, so it was a shame that they had been completely ruined. The salad served with the pasties was...More

Don't let the slightly shabby exterior put you off - inside is warm, colourful and comfy. A basic but brilliant British breakfast with coffee and juice is £6.20, and the service (if not super quick) is super friendly. Dogs welcome - lots were in there!

The food is really nice you have to wait a while but well worth it the cheesy chips are fab good for if you are popping into Princetown