Tiverton Steakhouse Review

Tiverton Steakhouse is a lively, independent restaurant that serves local Devon meat on sizzling lava stones in a building that’s over 300 years old. With generous portions and a fun steak presentation, it’s all about quality ingredients, bold flavours, and a relaxed vibe – perfect for celebrations, casual nights out, or long dinners with friends.

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Restaurants in Tiverton Devon

Set inside a beautiful building that’s over 300 years old, this independent steakhouse brings together local Devon produce, bold flavours and a dining experience that feels like a proper treat without being stuffy.


Tiverton Steakhouse Menu

If you like your evenings out centred around good food, generous portions and a bit of theatre, Tiverton Steakhouse delivers all three – with sizzling plates over hot lava stones to prove it.

A Strong Start

We kicked things off with two starters that set the tone nicely.

First up, garlic bread – five thick slices topped with melted cheese and served with a garlic mayo dip. Simple? Yes. Effective? Absolutely.

The real standout, though, was the squid bombs. Salt-and-pepper-battered, deep-fried, and perfectly cooked, these were spot on. The squid itself was soft and tender, not rubbery in the slightest, with no fishy taste at all. The batter was crisp, well-seasoned and dangerously moreish. Honestly, I could’ve eaten another portion without hesitation.

Sizzle, Sear & Serious Flavour

Mains – this is where Tiverton Steakhouse really comes into its own.

I chose the 8oz Surf & Turf, which came with a rump steak and king prawns, plus chips, salad, and three dips: ketchup, mayo, and garlic butter. Everything was served on a sizzling plate over hot lava stones, so you can finish cooking your steak just the way you like it at the table.

My rump had been seared on both sides to start with, so by the time I got towards the end, it was a little more done than I’d usually go for. That said, it genuinely didn’t matter – it was still juicy, full of flavour and thoroughly enjoyable. Sometimes taste trumps technical perfection, and this definitely fell into that category.

Across the table was the 10oz premium fillet steak, served with chips, vegetables, the same trio of dips and a rich peppercorn sauce. The fillet was beautifully tender, and that peppercorn sauce was exactly what you want it to be – creamy, punchy and ideal for dunking chips into when no one’s looking.

The steaks were washed down with red wine and rosé, which paired nicely with the richness of the meat. Instead of pudding, I opted for a cheeky pineapple gin and lemonade – light, refreshing and a perfect way to finish a hearty meal without feeling completely defeated.

What Else Is on the Menu?

Steak is the main attraction, but the menu also has options for everyone. There are chicken dishes, burgers, fish, pasta, and vegetarian choices, so it’s a good spot for groups with different tastes.

All the meat comes from local Devon farms, which fits well with the restaurant’s historic setting and independent spirit.

Tiverton Steakhouse Prices

In terms of pricing, Tiverton Steakhouse sits firmly in the treat-yourself category, but the quality and portion sizes make it feel well justified. The Tiverton Steakhouse menu prices: starters like garlic bread and squid bombs are £7.95 each, which feels reasonable given how generous and well-executed they are. For mains, the Surf & Turf at £29.95 and the 10oz premium fillet steak at £33.95 reflect the use of local Devon meat and the theatrical sizzling stone service. Sauces are priced separately, with the peppercorn sauce coming in at £3.50, and drinks are in line with what you’d expect for a restaurant.


Dog-Friendly Dining

Good news for dog owners: Tiverton Steakhouse is dog-friendly. Dogs can come inside as long as they stay under the table and out of walkways. It’s not a place for dogs to roam freely. Since we were staying overnight and couldn’t leave our dog in the room, it was the perfect choice.


Restaurants Tiverton

This is the kind of place you go when you want more than just a meal – you want an experience. If you’re looking for a steakhouse in Tiverton that offers bold flavours, generous portions and a memorable way to enjoy your steak, this one is well worth a visit. Great food, great atmosphere and a meal we’d happily repeat.

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Tiverton Steakhouse and Bar Address

22 Bampton Street, Tiverton EX16 6AA

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Tiverton Steak House Opening Times

The steak restaurant is closed on Sundays and Mondays. It’s open from 6pm to 11pm, Tuesday to Saturday.

Book Tiverton Steakhouse

It’s a good idea to book a table ahead of time – even in January, most tables were reserved when we visited. To book, call 07395 885393. The owners also run Stones Steakhouse Crediton.

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Frequently Asked Questions

While Tiverton Steak House is one of the most talked-about local spots for steak and sizzling hot-stone cooking right in Tiverton itself, there are a few other places nearby worth considering if you’re craving grilled goodness. Traditional pubs in and around the area, like The Fisherman’s Cot, serve quality steaks and grills alongside pub classics, a short drive from the town centre. A bit further out, places such as the Hickory Inn in Halberton are also popular for hearty, meat-forward meals in a countryside pub atmosphere.

No major steakhouse chains (e.g., national or international brands) currently have dedicated locations in Tiverton itself. The town’s best steak options are generally found at local independent restaurants rather than at chain steakhouse restaurants. There is a Miller & Carter in Exeter, or a Harvester in Taunton.

Yes – Tiverton Steakhouse is dog-friendly. Well-behaved dogs are welcome inside as long as they stay under the table and out of walkways. You do need to mention that you’ll be bringing a dog when booking.


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