Advertising feature XMAS SHOPPING & DINING
Flamingo, in the Butterwalk, is an aladdin’s cave of childhood memories, with a wide range of traditional sweets and candy in jars and wooden toys and games both retro and modern. a shop for those things from the past you thought had gone, for oddities you always wanted but never had, or for curiosities you never even knew existed. Flamingo has two floors crammed with nostalgia for a time when things were well made and batteries were not required. there are bestselling brands including irresistible Jel-
lycat soft toys and east of India giftware. Flamingo also stocks a range of handmade jewellery. For confection- ery connoisseurs there’s Leonidas Belgian chocolate, Jelly Belly gourmet beans, the popular Bean-Boozled and a selection of highly sought after american candy. a visit to Flamingo will provide all you need to fill those Christmas stockings and more. Flamingo welcomes the Dartmouth loyalty card with 10% off everything. The Butterwalk, 12 Duke Street, Dartmouth 01803 835556
Treasury is newly opened in the heart of totnes opposite the market square (re-branded from formerly Vintage Living). we now offer a unique collection of inspirational
antique and modern collectables. You can indulge yourself with a selection of antique /pre-loved jewellery in gold / silver together with tempting costume jewellery. enjoy our collection of decorative and functional antique solid silver and perhaps treat yourself for Christmas. Browse amongst interesting collectables and original
works of art. our current highlight is a stunning small watercolour by Irish artist Percy French of the view towards Dartmouth Castle and out to sea. If you want to spruce up your home this Christmas then our specially selected home furnishings are a must, with antique country house furniture, sparkling glass cut chandeliers, interesting table lamps, mirrors and our ready made linen and lace curtains. 53A High Street, Totnes 01803 863999
Dartmouth has become a destination for visitors to do Christmas shopping and, as early as July, at
Baxters we had people telling us that they were doing theirs in Dartmouth as they could find so many interesting things here unlike their own standard high streets. this Christmas we will have our widest selection
yet of ceramics, jewellery, textiles, glass and other gift items. we have even got new fixtures to accommodate it all! Buying an individual handmade item is not necessarily expensive and we strive at Baxters to have
pieces at all prices. our ceramic cufflinks are only £12 and silver earrings start at £10. we have a wide choice of Christmas present ideas at
all prices and will even giftwrap them for you. we also offer the “husband hint” service – just call in and tell us what you’d really like and when your other half comes in we can suggest the right thing for you! everything we sell is handmade in the uK by individual artists and makers so give something different this Christmas. In doing so, you will be keeping creative people making and your recipient will be delighted. 12 Foss Street, Dartmouth 01803 839000
allow Taylor’s to help you celebrate your perfect Christmas … whether it’s your office or club’s party, a catch-up with friends, cosy family gathering or a romantic, intimate dining experience for two. taylor’s is the perfect venue with 16 Christmases under its belt in Dartmouth. Delicious local dining with a relaxed atmosphere, great views and fabulous food. with our long-standing, consistent reputation, we are
known best for our classically prepared dishes using quality ingredients such as venison, rack of lamb, fillet of beef, seabass, monkfish and Dover sole. we have built up a reputation for our wonderful
Christmas Day Lunches and fun new Year’s eve Dinners, and are experts in parties of up to 40 in our private room. we want to help you make your Christmas special, so make your reservation at taylor’s this Christmas soon. (see advert page 37) 8 The Quay, Dartmouth 01803 832748
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