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Saturday 25th continued.......


Eat Your Words Pop Up Supper hosted by Millbrook Inn


Craft Beer and Food Matching


Dinner with Tom Parker Bowles


Community Café, Market Square


Flavel Church


Seahorse Restaurant


7:00


For one night only the Dartmouth Community Café will become a venue for our festival pop-up supper. Attending the dinner will be many of the visiting writers from this year’s ‘Eat Your Words’. Join them for a wonderful evening of great food and conversation. This year’s guest chef is JP Bidart and his team from the Millbrook Inn in South Pool. Tickets are £30 and to book please call Helen on 07794 521194 or e-mail office@ dartmouthfoodfestival.com


6.30 – 8.00


7:00


The Royal Castle Hotel host a forward thinking food and beer pairing event with Brewdog, one of the most exciting craft beer producers in the country. £15 per person; e-mail office@dartmouthfoodfestival.com or tel 07794 521194


The charming and engaging Tom Parker Bowles returns to the Seahorse for the food festival. With a new book out just weeks before this event the award winning food writer will talk about the book and eat some of the wonderful good food that he has a passion for. Simple food done really well and enthusiastically talked about and eaten. £75pp.


Sunday 27th


Sunday Brunch Demo and Service


Lunch with Nathan Outlaw


Flavel


11.00 - 1.00


The Kingswear Landladies (David, Kit and Tony) return to cook another Sunday brunch. Following their entertaining demonstration, Serin (Dartmouth Fine Foods) will produce another fabulous brunch. Tickets are £15 and to book please call Helen on 07794 521194 or e-mail office@dartmouthfoodfestival.com


Seahorse Restaurant


12:30


Nathan Outlaw comes to the Seahorse kitchen with us for a spectacular Seafood lunch. His seafood is amongst some of the best with a really uncomplicated, clean, fresh approach that you will be able to experience in the seasonal menu created for this one off day. £65pp 01803 835147


The Festival Bar


The Festival Bar is sponsored by Ribeye, manufacturing ribs in Dartmouth since 1998.


Don’t miss the Festival Bar, the perfect place to relax after a long day tasting, shopping and sampling at the festival. You’ll find the Festival Bar on South Embankment. The bar will be showcasing the best of local drinks production and featuring four great South West drinks producers:


* Sharpham Vineyard: award winning wines from the Dart Valley.


* Southwestern Distilleries: Tarquins Gin and Pastis distilled in Cornwall.


* The Dolphin: featuring beers brewed by Bridgetown Brewery, Totnes. * Pebblebed Vineyard: award winning wines from Topsham


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