The Cider Press Centre - Totnes

John J. J.

Not much left here now unfortunately with a poor selection of shops onsite. prices are extortionate but there are food items you do not see in regular supermarkets to buy.

Toilets were clean and tidy.

Parking expensive. Car park muddy and messy and not well maintained.

The play park just across the road was great for the kids with lots for them to do even on a muddy winters day.

James F.

This plave used to have shops of interest. Now it appears been taken over by artists. And you have to pay for parking a joke when theres nothing there other than the only saving grace is the food. The quiche and salad was brilliant. Cream teas looked good. Coffee was bog standard filter coffee not brilliant.

Boris B.

A number of businesses onsite have closed since our last visit, which was disappointing. That said, the deli has some of the most amazing pies and pastries I've seen in a very long time, and the venison scotch eggs are wonderful. The Ciderpress is also a great starting point for several delightful local walks. Well worth a visit.

Yasmin D.

The concept is wonderful. For the shops that were open, they were adorable and simple. There were 3 stores and one was a cafe. It was disappointing to find that most of the shops were closed with no information about when they would open. Overall, for a quick browse is fine but would have been a fun experience.

Mark H.

I have spent lots of time visiting here over the last 15 or more years. The place was always great to visit with eclectic shops, plenty of interesting items and lovely food.
Visited for the first time in a while today and found you now have to pay to park. Annoying but would be worth it so paid for 2 hours as we were looking forward to coffee and cake after a shop.
20 minutes later we left having been round it all! Mostly empty now, tired, sad and no notice that is under redevelopment (apparently as a farm shop). I feel sorry for the staff as they must get fed up of placating visitors. I feel cheated and certainly won’t visit again and would recommend you don’t!

The J.

Tranquil setting with paid parking available. You can easily spend half a day here roaming the shops, galleries and tasting the lovely menus. The pathway leads to a lovely walk that follows the river down.

Tim A.

All a bit sad and depressing. Empty shelves, cafe closing in February, closed shops, closed deli. It may just be the time of year but over the many years we have been visiting, we have noticed a gradual decline in the Centre. Such a shame as it used to have really interesting and unusual outlets.

Sara C.

I visited 4th December 2024... what has happened to the place?! It use to be a wonderful, full of lovely little shops. At Christmas it use to be decorated and feel very festive. Its completely run down! With a few shops and they are mainly art shops! Its awful!! I paid for parking for 3 hours thinking we could look around the shops and stop and get some lunch. We stayed all of 30mins!! Very sad to see such a lovely place become so run down!