Tickety Boo - East Devon

This is by far the best game café we have ever visited! I came with my 3-year-old and 1-year-old and there was something for everyone. They had a blast with all the facilities available. The place is very spacious with a welcoming atmosphere. The food was incredibly tasty. It's the perfect spot! Thank you for providing such fantastic service.

This restaurant is a fantastic spot for families with young children. The kids can play safely while enjoying their meal or a nice cup of coffee. Make sure to bring their own crayons or a pencil sharpener, as the restaurant's pencils are typically dull. You'll be amazed at how quickly the kids can go through them, so be prepared to replace them frequently. Overall, a great place for a family outing.

This restaurant is fantastic! The food is excellent, with a diverse and delicious menu. I enjoyed a tasty breakfast and wonderful quiche with salads, all expertly cooked and prepared. The chef clearly understands flavor profiles well. I found both dishes to be very enjoyable and would not hesitate to return. They even have a designated child area - check their website for more information. The desserts, including the ice cream and cake, were also fantastic. This place definitely deserves to be successful.

Very friendly staff, nice eating, good value main meal at approx. £6.50, more free enter next time when they spend over £15. had a great time.

Great place to spend a few hours with small children with good food options (including gluten free too). We have an 18 month old who needs constant attention and activity, and he loved this place. I wasn't expecting much from some of the photos I saw on Google Maps, but when you get in there and past the cafe at the front, you'll find that it's really quite large and extends back a good 15 20 metres. There's even a second smaller play area at the back. If you have babies, there's a soft-play under the stairs. If you have small toddlers, then you can easily follow them around the castle and pirate ship. And if they're old enough to run around, then they'll be off for ages before you see them again. Seating is right next to the play area, so there's little chance of the kids running off and the only entrance is up a stairs, so quite obvious, or out the back through a security door. The kids are going nowhere basically. Food options are tasty and made with local produce. It wasn't too expensive either. Entry for the 18 month old was £2.50, so as a day out the cost was really great value. Parking is a little awkward, so park around the corner in the long stay at the end of the street on the right. Cost £1.50 for the day and it's only a 5 minute walk back at toddler pace.