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Eating and Drinking in Seaton, Devon*

Seaton, Devon Pubs, Cafes, Coffee Shops and Restaurants

Food

• Hong Kong Chinese Restaurant/Takeaway...the don of all chinesey goodness.
• Hell yeh. all you need to know is the Hong Kong chinese restaurant. MMMMMMMMMM shredded beef in chilli drool.... oh and a kebabie shop. Hail Hassan.
• JR's Diner, well you could till it burnt down!!!
• Hong Kong Chinese Restaurant,the best Chinese in town!! The waiters there are the sexiest blokes in Seaton too.
• Is this site all about kids views? Paley's Bistro (harbour Road) is a great food place for those who've outgrown skate-boards. And there's a bar statue just awaiting comments!
• There are at least three good resaturants including an Italian and a Chinese, not takeaway, and the pubs serve good value for money food too.
• i worked in many a icecream kiosk and its all youll get there
• chip shops, and a chinese, but i wouldn't eat anything from there, except the chips
• the local chip van...and the ice cream van run by the hornsea caretaker!

Pubs

• There's actually in the region of 12 pubs and bars in Seaton if you care to count them (doubt it). That ain't a bad pub crawl for a small town, ya know!
• Several pubs. Most popular seems to be the hook and parrot with the younger crowd. Then when everybody is so drunk that they dont care, you guessed it, it's Grove time.
• Never saw any 'minors' in pubs, but that comes from someone who once thought another pub in another area was full of them - turned out to be the 'local' for jockeys from the nearby race course! Hook & Parrot is a fairly 'major' pub.
• I like the pubs if you lot lived in bristol you would hate the pubs because in bristol they are ruff.and full of 15 year old
• There is no pub in Seaton called The Swan, however, there are eight watering holes all with different characteristics to appeal to different ages and tastes.
• i worked in them too and they were good when your 16
• the swan...where fat old farmers go to drink!

Cafes and Coffee Shops

• Plenty of coffee shops and cafes, but alas not the kind that skaters would probably be hoping for.
• the cafes and coffee shops are nice the tea in these places are nice and the food.
• aahhhh! village hall tea days - also served with biscuits and sometimes squash for the kiddies!

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Last updated: 2008-06-30