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"Lovely and delightful town."

Eating Out

With a rich and satisfying range of cafes, restaurants, pubs, wine bars and takeaways, you need never look far for delicious refreshments in Totnes. There are ample eateries in and around the town to suit every taste and pocket, many of which pride themselves on the use of locally sourced seasonal ingredients and organic produce. The range of culinary experiences is wonderful - we have everything from fish and chips to classic Indian cuisine. You can also buy delicious and out-of-the ordinary products to eat from stallholders on the Civic Square at the Friday and Saturday markets and starting in June 2010 from the monthly Sunday market.

Among Totnes' cafes is Tangerine Tree, a great place to relax over fresh coffee or hire the cafe as a venue for your own special occasion.

Why not try some fresh local vegetarian food, with entertainment on Friday evenings, at the eco-friendly Willow restaurant located in The Narrows area at the top of town? Cafe India, a fully licensed contemporary Indian restaurant, is also found here.

Only a short trip out into the countryside and famous for 'gusty, no-nonsense food, simply cooked from the best ingredients' is Riverford Field Kitchen at Staverton. It is a recent winner of the Observer Monthly 'Best Ethical Restaurant' Award. A short distance away, at Dartington, combine a Sunday cinema trip to the Barn Cinema with a meal at the White Hart Bar and Restuarant. Don't forget to book in advance!

Back to the hustle and bustle of town, Bistro 67 specialises in home-cooked food and is located on Fore Street, very near to the iconic landmark of the East Gate Arch. The Kingsbridge Inn is situated near to another very historic healing site, The Leechwell, and is one of the oldest and most atmospheric inns in town. The Royal Seven Stars Hotel, the only hotel with bars in town, has a wide range of tasty food perfect for the whole family. For a secluded evening, book a romantic meal for two in their atmospheric TQ9 restaurant. The hotel's outdoor seating area is popular place to see and be seen all year round! A great spot to have your morning coffee or a mellow drink after a hard day's sightseeing!

On the riverside, yet right in the town centre, sit back on the lovely terrace of the family-run Waterside Bistro. It's a delightful place to eat come rain or shine. And further down the river, it's a very special experience on a lovely summer's evening to sit on the terrace of the Steam Packet Inn, hear the water lapping and watch the swallows and swifts swooping dramatically over the River Dart.

Try a taste of Totnes and you most certainly won't be disappointed! See our individual listings for more information on some of the very special places to eat.

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