Dartmouth is, it’s fair to say, a bit of a foodie haven. Ever since the arrival of Joyce Molyneux and the Carved Angel in the 1970s, Dartmouth has offered something a bit different for food lovers.
Now there is a plethora of good places to eat, suiting every taste and every pocket. The town’s Annual Food Festival in October has gained an enviable reputation over the last decade for being the ‘best small food festival in the country’ and the town’s eateries have taken this prestigious event and let it inspire them to even greater heights.
Some of the highlights are worth checking out below.
For a complete list, see our Restaurant Directory.
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The Seahorse
This restaurant, started by award winning restaurateur Mitch Tonks in 2008, has become something of a food mecca for those visiting the town. Its stunning menu, relaxed surroundings and great service have been praised by everyone from Valentine Warner to the very hard to impress Giles Coren, and last year the seafood specialist won ‘Best Restaurant’ at the Observer Food Monthly Awards. It's a must-visit on any food lover’s visit to Dartmouth.
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Dart Marina Hotel
The River Restaurant at Dart Marina has a kind of magic all of its own with a view that is simply breath-taking. Dinner is very special but never stuffy. The atmosphere is relaxed; the food exceptional.
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Royal Castle Hotel
This award winning 17th century hotel is at the very heart of Dartmouth. Located in the very centre of town, an iconic and unmissable building, The Royal Castle Hotel is perfectly placed to enjoy everything that South Devon has to offer…
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Bushell's Riverside
Located on Dartmouth's South Embankment, with stunning views over the harbour activity in the River Dart and to Kingswear on the far side. Bushell's Riverside is a small intimate restaurant where every customer receives courteous service. The menu is changed regularly reflecting the availability of local fish and seasonal produce. All food is made on the premises and cooked to order.
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Rockfish Dartmouth
The aim for Rockfish and owner Mitch Tonks is simple - to serve great seafood to everyone and to make a real occasion of it. Good seafood is worth travelling for and there is no better place to eat it than by the sea!
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Upper Deck - Bushells
Upper Deck is housed above the Dartmouth Yacht Club (go in the front door and continue past the entrance to the bar, the door is on your right, go up the stairs and voilá). Its position - raised above the South Embankment - gives it the most spectacular view in Dartmouth.
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Taylor's Restaurant
Housed above the Boat Float, Taylors is a bit of a hidden gem: comfortable surroundings, a fantastic view with food that is divine. The service is top notch and the ambience is very chilled: perfect for a relaxing night out with friends or family.
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The Laughing Monk
Consistently at the top of online opinion ratings for Dartmouth restaurants, the Laughing Monk is in fact a ten-minute drive out of town in Strete. It’s worth the travel with its rustic and charming interior and marvellous menu of British classics expertly cooked. A treat for any age.
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Kendricks
Kendricks opened in 2000 and has quickly gained a solid reputation for excellent food at good value using locally sourced ingredients wherever possible. Our menu is varied and ranges from enticing salads, char grilled steaks, sizzling fajitas succulent ribs and much more.
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The Spice Bazaar
The perfect setting for curry lovers to indulge themselves every way they want in a funky fusion of design innovation and exotic eastern cuisine. It prides itself on never wavering when it comes to the quality of products. Its ethos consists of using only the finest produce available and if possible locally produced ingredients – incorporating the delicate flavor of Asian spices to create a new, refreshing approach to Indian Cuisine with service at its cutting edge
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Anzac Street Bistro
We are located in the centre of Dartmouth tucked away into a quiet side street near St Saviours Church & Foss St. We are a Polish bistro serving local fresh fish, meat & vegetables. Our Polish menu has traditional & modern dishes.
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Paul Potgieter
Piestro
Piestro is the latest restaurant to open in Dartmouth offering something quite different to the usual dining fare in this town. It has recently undergone a refurbishment with a new warm, comfortable and relaxing décor.
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Browns Hotel
Browns Hotel is a small independent boutique hotel, restaurant and wine bar, right in the centre of Dartmouth. Smart, contemporary furnishings and an unstuffy atmosphere make Browns Hotel Dartmouth, an ideal place to relax and enjoy.
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Station Restaurant
South Embankment, Dartmouth, TQ6 9BHDartmouth's only town centre restaurant fronting the beautiful river Dart. It is fully licensed, serving lunch, teas and evening meals.
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George and Dragon
This new attraction in Dartmouth includes a huge new Main Bars plus a seasonal Garden Bar, a Coffee and Cake Shop, the unique - Boat Room Restaurant and a fabulous paved Beer Garden for alfresco dining (the only Beer Garden in Dartmouth!).
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Venus Cafe
Sitting right on the beach, Venus offers fantastic views and fabulous food, specialising in Devon organic produce.
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