Delicious Food & Drink
The Terrace Lounge at the Imperial Hotel in Barnstaple, is the perfect spot to enjoy anything from a morning coffee, light lunch, afternoon tea or an after-dinner liqueur. And, on a fine day or balmy evening you can easily step outside onto the sun terrace to enjoy a drink or bite to eat. The delicious menu combines popular light bites such as hot sandwiches and bruschetta with tempting mains such as sirloin steak and roast of the day so there is certainly something to suit everyone on this menu.
Luxury Afternoon Tea
From simple cream teas to indulgent afternoon teas, here you can enjoy the best of british in luxury. Served on crisp linen dressed tables with vintage crockery and surrounded by breathtaking floral displays and sumptuous surroundings. There is nowhere better to enjoy our homemade fruit or plane scones and a selection of freshly made finger sandwiches, pastries and cakes.
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The Terrace Lounge menu is available throughout the day. Discover our menus to find out more about the dining experiences available in our cosy Lounge.
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