Torquay’s food and drink venues reflect its coastal character and historical ties to travel and hospitality. From traditional pubs in Upton Park to seaside cafés near Hope's Nose Peninsula, these spaces host regular gatherings with local flair. Seasonal menus often feature seafood from nearby waters, while independent bars and small breweries offer quiet corners for conversation or live acoustic sets. Many are family-run and have been part of the community for decades.
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Yum SingYum Sing is a Chinese restaurant on High Street in Torquay. It has been serving authentic home-style food since 1956 in a mid-20th century building with warm lighting and red lanterns throughout. The Peking Duck, served with hoisin sauce and pancakes, draws people in for evening meals or drinks after work.
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Maha-BharatMaha-Bharat is an Indian restaurant and takeaway in Torquay harbour area, just outside the city. It’s been serving authentic Bengali and Indian cuisine since 2001, drawing locals and tourists who value consistency. People come here for dinner or as a stop after shopping along the pier.
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Costero LoungeYou can find Costero Lounge on Esplanade Road in Torquay, just outside the city with a seafront vibe that draws crowds for its Hot Honey Fried Chicken Burger. The sweet-spicy combo is a staple for visitors and locals alike, who come here from afternoon drinks to evening hangouts. It's easy to walk between beach strolls and indoor lounging at Costero Lounge.
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Peagreen KitchenYou can find Peagreen Kitchen on Union Street in Torquay, just outside the city.
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The Willow TreeYou can find The Willow Tree on Condor Way, just outside the city.
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