Eat Out To Help Out: The Honiton and East Devon eateries offering discounts

Residents and visitors to Honiton will be dining out in style next month, as a number of local restaurants, pubs and cafés take part in the government's Eat Out to Help Out scheme.

In a bid to boost the hospitality industry following the coronavirus lock down, the unprecedented government scheme will allow people who dine out from Monday to Wednesday during August to benefit from 50 per cent off the price of their meals, up to the value of £10 a head, with the government reimbursing the restaurant the remaining 50 per cent.

Many East Devon establishments have signed up to take part in the scheme, in a bid to boost numbers coming through the doors.

Restaurants, pubs and cafes in the local area which have signed up include:

Honiton:

-Bruv's Bar

-Honiton Wine Bar

-Lacemakers Café

Near Honiton:

-The Kings Arms, Stockland

-The Sidmouth Arms, Upottery

-Route 303, Yarcombe

-The New Inn, Kilmington

-A35 Pitstop, Kilmington

-The Old Inn, Kilmington

-The New Inn, Kilmington

Across East Devon:

The Kingfisher, Colyton

The Ridgeway Inn, Smallridge

The Hunters Lodge, near Axminster

The Tuckers Arms, Dalwood

Italia Ristorante & Pizzeria, Lyme Regis

Pebbles Coffee House, Seaton

The Lamb Inn, Axminster

The Garden Shop, Colyton

Cherries Ice Cream Parlour, West Bay

Blues Wine Bar, Sidmouth

The Wheelwright Inn, Colyford

The Harbour Inn, Axmouth

La Campagna, near Chard

The Station Café at Seaton Tramway, Colyton

The Old Picture House, Seaton

The Dolphin Hotel, Beer

Ye Olde Poppe Inn, Tatworth

The Otter Inn, Weston

The Greyhound Country Inn, Fenny Bridges

The Malthouse, Seaton

If you are offering the Eat Out to Help Out scheme in the Honiton/East Devon area and are not listed above, please get in touch by emailing [email protected].