Tour the farm and have a delicious meal cooked from the best local organic ingredients. But don't just take our word for it; the Field Kitchen was voted Best Ethical Restaurant in The Observer Food Awards 2009. Even Gordon Ramsay was impressed - 'I knew it would be good, but not that good'.
This friendly little bar and restaurant on Totnes High Street always seems to be buzzing.
This restaurant does just what it says on the tin; Pie. Locals rave about it on line and you need to book as it does get busy. All the pies are baked fresh each day so you can pre-order when you reserve your table.
A small, intimate restaurant upstairs above the Curator Cafe. Food is Italian themed and served by friendly, knowledgable staff. Vegetarian and gluten free options are available.
With a dining room, champagne bar and regular bar, you'll be spoilt for choice here. Food is served all day including breakfast, lunch and dinner along side Seven Stars afternoon tea. Dogs are welcome and there is a small car park.
Set in Dartington Hall's medieval courtyard, the White Hart occupies what were originally the kitchens of the magnificent 14th Century Hall. Recently restored to its former glory, with flagstone floors and roughcast walls, the restaurant serves a contemporary menu in traditional historical surroundings. Daily specials take advantage of south Devon's local and seasonal produce as well food grown on Dartington's own estate.
Relaxed, Continental-style dining by the old Totnes Bridge on the banks of the River Dart. The large terrace area is great for sunny days. Try the stone-baked pizzas.
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29 April 2010
Tour the farm and have a delicious meal cooked from the best local organic ingredients. But don't just take our word for it; the Field Kitchen was voted Best Ethical Restaurant in The Observer Food Awards 2009. Even Gordon Ramsay was impressed - 'I knew it would be good, but not that good'.
30 September 2008
This friendly little bar and restaurant on Totnes High Street always seems to be buzzing.
This restaurant does just what it says on the tin; Pie. Locals rave about it on line and you need to book as it does get busy. All the pies are baked fresh each day so you can pre-order when you reserve your table.
A small, intimate restaurant upstairs above the Curator Cafe. Food is Italian themed and served by friendly, knowledgable staff. Vegetarian and gluten free options are available.
With a dining room, champagne bar and regular bar, you'll be spoilt for choice here. Food is served all day including breakfast, lunch and dinner along side Seven Stars afternoon tea. Dogs are welcome and there is a small car park.
Set in Dartington Hall's medieval courtyard, the White Hart occupies what were originally the kitchens of the magnificent 14th Century Hall. Recently restored to its former glory, with flagstone floors and roughcast walls, the restaurant serves a contemporary menu in traditional historical surroundings. Daily specials take advantage of south Devon's local and seasonal produce as well food grown on Dartington's own estate.
Relaxed, Continental-style dining by the old Totnes Bridge on the banks of the River Dart. The large terrace area is great for sunny days. Try the stone-baked pizzas.