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Enjoy delicious food made on site using seasonal produce picked fresh from the extensive RHS fruit and vegetable gardens.
The Garden Restaurant at Rosemoor offers a relaxed dining atmosphere with beautiful garden views. Whether you fancy coffee and cake, a leisurely lunch or an indulgent afternoon tea, there are plenty of tasty options to choose from.
Rosemoor’s team create dishes that shine the spotlight on the abundant, flavour filled produce that comes straight from the gardens to the kitchen. When they can’t grow it themselves, they seek out the best local food and drink producers to showcase their talents.
Their menus are seasonal and sustainable, delicious and inspiring and change frequently because they use ingredients that are in peak condition and ready for harvest.
Offering a choice of three lunch dishes daily (including a vegetation option) as well as a plethora of tempting hot and cold snacks and bakes (with gluten free choices), there is something to suit all tastes. With advance notice, all allergens can be catered for.
No admission fee is required to visit the Restaurant or Garden Centre and there is ample free parking, making The Garden Restaurant an excellent meet up venue.
RHS Garden Rosemoor is signposted at Great Torrington and is situated 1 mile south on the A3124 road, which heads towards Exeter.
• Exit the M5 Southbound Exit at Junction 27, and join the A361 link road signposted Barnstaple/Bideford
• At Barnstaple join A39 signposted Bideford (Atlantic Highway)
• Keep heading towards Bideford on the A39 until you reach a roundabout signposted to Great Torrington (B3232)
• Take this road and follow it into Great Torrington
Catch the 5B bus service, which runs from Exeter to Barnstaple, stopping at the entrance to RHS Garden Rosemoor, six times a day, Monday–Saturday (excluding public holidays).
For more information visit the Stagecoach website. If you travel car free you get a 30% discount on the garden entry fee.
| Season (1 Jan 2024 - 31 Dec 2024) | ||
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| Monday - Sunday | 10:00 | - 16:30 |
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