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Things to do in Totnes, England: The Best Food & Drink
Totnes (/ˈtɒtnɪs/ or /tɒtˈnɛs/) is a market town and civil parish at the head of the estuary of the River Dart in Devon, England within the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is about 22 miles (35 km) south-west of Exeter and is the administrative centre of the South Hams District Council.
Restaurants in Totnes
1. Devon Gin School
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 39 reviews
Established in 2013 Devon Distillery started by being the only Grappa Producers in the UK. Since then Devon Distillery has grown in its produce and offerings and in 2018 launched the Devon Gin School, where you can use your inGinuinty to create your own bespoke gin!
Reviewed By catherineb721 - Southampton, United Kingdom
A brilliant day at Gin school, learnt a lot and well worth the visit. Mowenna was very informative and kept us on the straight and narrow. Take a taxi and do not drive, they offer Gin tasters and you need to try.
2. The New Lion Brewery
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4.5 based on 21 reviews
The New Lion Brewery taproom, bottle shop & venue | Food pop ups | Live music | Beer tastings and more | See our website or social for events and food vendor info | Visit us at Meadowbrook Community Centre, Dartington, Devon, TQ9 6JD
Reviewed By Jannerbloke - Devon, United Kingdom
Stopped off on our way to Totnes and spent a relaxed hour here out on the benches. Affable crowd. We had two large but different IPAs and would have stayed for a vegetarian burger lunch from The Big Kebabski food stand. We will be back.
3. The Totnes Brewing Co.
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4.5 based on 54 reviews
The Totnes Brewing Co is situated at the bottom of Totnes Castle. As well as brewing their own craft beers right in the bar on a weekly basis they also stock a huge range of guest craft ales & ciders - local and international. If you love craft beer this is a must with "probably" the largest selection of beers and ciders in the area (usually over 100). The beer garden is a perfect spot from which to admire the Castle and the bar is warm and cosy at night - with an open fire on cold days. Food platters to go with beer are served during the holiday season and people are welcome to bring their own food when the kitchen is closed - they are dog friendly and have free wifi. Children welcome during the day and early evening.
Reviewed By GrecianSteve79 - Exeter, United Kingdom
Fantastic pub, great choice of beers and very knowledgable staff. Even in covid times the pub was very organised.
4. Hunt's Cider
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4.5 based on 9 reviews
Cider Tours are held at 2pm on Wednesdays from 31st May. Our tours include a walkthrough of our cider production facilities and tastings of our delicious Devon ciders. Tours last approximately 1 hour. We also have a small shop onsite where you can purchase cider and apple juice to take home. The shop is open weekdays between 9am and 5pm.
5. Sharpham Wine and Cheese
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4.0 based on 370 reviews
Classic English wines are produced at Sharpham vineyard as a result of a happy marriage of soil, climate and grape variety known as terroir, and nature has bestowed her gifts freely upon us here at Sharpham. In the winery, we employ both New World and traditional techniques to best develop our unique regional characteristics. Our tally of International Awards confirms our position as one of England's foremost quality wine producers. We invite you to visit, sample, and make up your own minds about our fine English wine.
Reviewed By paulfB8968JX - Devon, United Kingdom
Great day here even in bad weather. Knowledgeable info from Tom guided us through a generous wine & cheese tasting & tour of winery. Nice walk through vineyard & along river dart. Lovely views. Ate lunch at the al fresco diner attached - superb. Good quality products. Highly recommended.
