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Food and Drink near BrixhamA classic English harbour town with pastel coloured fishermen’s cottages clinging to the hill in crooked rows. There’s a swanky marina complete with restaurants and bars, a choice of beaches and a saltwater outdoor swimming pool. The beautiful coastline here can be explored either by foot on the coast paths or by taking a trip on the ‘Brixham Belle’, which sails to Dartmouth, Paignton and Torquay. More »
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Church House Inn
Using the highest standard of local produce where possible, the Church House Inn has established itself as a well known pub for great food. Traditional and contemporary dishes combine to form an impressive array of mouthwatering offerings from the ever evolving menu - don't miss Chef's taster evenings every third Thursday of the month.
www.churchhousemarldon.com/restaurants.html
50.46
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The Seahorse Restaurant
The Seahorse is the brainchild of award winning restaurateur, food writer, chef and founder of the renowned FishWorks chain Mitch Tonks and long term friends Mark Ely and Mat Prowse. Inspired by travels in the Mediterranean, The Seahorse, with seats for 40 diners, offers an experience with great food served in a relaxed but informal surroundings.
www.seahorserestaurant.co.uk
50.351
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Moby Nick's
We love the name and the fishmonger who The Classic Team found while scouting for ingredients to bake a Stargazey Pie (a traditional Cornish pie made with sardines or herrings poking their heads out of the pastry at the sky). There's a good selection of fish here, and if you fancy trying your hand at foraging while you're in the area, ask Nick behind the counter - he knows his do's from his deadly don'ts.
50.34984
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The Resnova Floating Restaurant
The Resnova takes the concept of a waterside setting one step further; this 19th Century Dutch Barge is permanently moored in the middle of Dartmouth harbour. It's just a three-minute flit in their courtesy water taxi from Kingswear or Dartmouth. Or just moor up your yacht and step aboard.
www.resnova.co.uk/index.html
50.353
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Hooked
A really creative menu based on locally caught fish and seafood.
50.35
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50.351
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50.462
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The New Angel
This restaurant barely needs any introduction; celebrity chef John Burton Race has won numerous awards for his fabulous take on fresh seafood at this Dartmouth institution.
www.thenewangel.co.uk
50.351
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