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The Old Library
One of 81 restaurant listings in Newton Abbot.
About The Old Library
The Old Library is a restaurant in the eat and drink sector, based in Newton Abbot, ENG. Its recorded address is Town Hall, 15 North Street, TQ13 7QH. The listing includes a telephone number, an official website, an email address. It is one of 81 restaurant listings tracked in Newton Abbot; the nearest comparable listing is Le Vin Perdu Rotisserie & Bistro, within walking distance. The Old Library has 13 listed locations in total; this page covers the Newton Abbot branch.
- Address
- Town Hall, 15 North Street, Newton Abbot, ENG, TQ13 7QH
- Phone
- +441364652896
- Website
- theoldlibraryrestaurant.co.uk
- theoldlibraryrestaurant@gmail.com
- Social
Questions
Where is The Old Library located?
Town Hall, 15 North Street, Newton Abbot, ENG, TQ13 7QH
How do I contact The Old Library?
+441364652896 · http://www.theoldlibraryrestaurant.co.uk/
What type of business is The Old Library?
The Old Library is a restaurant (eat and drink) in Newton Abbot.
The Old Library branches across the UK
The Old Library has 13 listed locations. This branch is in Newton Abbot.
- CaerphillyCF83 1AP
- BristolBS41 9AH
- BirminghamB9 4
- HalifaxHX3 0QL
- Leamington SpaCV31 1
- CleethorpesDN35 8JR
- Leamington SpaCV31 3AF
- CleethorpesDN35 8JR
- FoweyPL231BU
- TarbertPA29 6TW
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- Grange Restaurant2.9 km
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- San Benedetto’sBuckfastleigh3.0 km
- The Old SawmillNewton Abbot2.3 km
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“The Old Library, Newton Abbot — business.wiki, retrieved August 2026.” Facts on this page come from openly licensed data (Overture Maps Foundation) and are refreshed with each monthly release; sourcing is documented on the methodology page.