6 Dart Notes
Traditional local delicatessen nestled in Dartmouth’s Old Historic Market
Cheese • Bread •Local Produce •Homemade Savouries & Sweets •
•Filled Baguettes •Picnic Fayre
Voted best Cream Tea in Devon
Covered outside courtyard seating
Fully licenced Daily specials Tea & Coffee
The Old Market, Dartmouth Tel:01803 839377
www.darttomouthdeli.co.uk
WHAT’S NEWS & WHAT’S NEW IN AND AROUND DARTMOUTH Dart to Mouth Deli - the best Devon Cream Tea award
Congratulations to Rayne and Kevin Ward who run the Dart to Mouth Deli in the old Market square. Independent food reviewer, Ditch townsend, visited over 400 tea shops and cafés in 2016 and sampled 284 of them. He declared the Dart 2 Mouth deli to be the best in the county to visit for a cream tea. For Ditch, cream teas are the ultimate comfort food. Having sampled so many on his travels, (up to 8 a day!), he’s now publishing his findings in his book ‘the Devon Cream teaser’. Cafés are graded on grace, the flavour of the spread and lastly by cost. of the Dart to Mouth Deli, he says: ‘settle down outside this delightful little deli under heat lamps and a blanket to enjoy Dartmouth’s wonderfully picturesque courtyard market going on around you.’ He describes the scone as a ‘perfect semi-shortbread tasting one, with hints of vanilla and a fantastically soft biscuity consistency, without being too dense and heavy. ‘the skin was firm but suddenly yielding to a gorgeous crumble. Medium- soft and tasty Devon cream joined my astonishing plum and crab apple jam choice – a superb combination. A choice of bagged tea revealed a nice Assam to accompany it all. Do this early – for breakfast even – as the scones can run out.’ He adds: ‘Dartmouth is such a beautiful, historical, estuary-side town; my favourite in south Devon without a doubt.’
New shops on the Blocks there’s been a bit of musical chairs in recent months - if you’re a second home owner who hasn’t visited for a few months, you may find it a bit confusing. the new By The Dart Visitor Map, due out soon should help! Lazy sundays has moved to Newcomen Road. Roly’s Fudge has moved into Lazy sunday’s old premises in Foss street Triton Galleries has moved from Lower street to Foss street - Musto has left the town. The shoe Box has recently moved into the old Market square (see the Market square page - p44 - in this issue) there’s a new owner and new look at The Castle Tea Rooms by the Dartmouth Castle. The anchorstone Dartmouth (of Ditsum and sharpham fame) has opened on Coronation Park And more opening soon - watch this space!
Noss Marina changes hands
Premier Marinas Limited has completed the purchase of Noss Marina. the marina was purchased for an undisclosed sum following a period in Administration.
‘Premier
plans to work alongside local stakeholders to design and deliver a mixed use, employment-led, regeneration of the site, most of which is currently in a derelict and unusable state. this regeneration is expected to bring over £100m of investment into the area, creating a new identity for Noss as part of the Dartmouth and Kingswear community. enhancements to the marina infrastructure are likely to include a new and larger marina; new berth holder facilities; a new boatyard with increased lifting capacity and workshops for complementary marine activities and a new home for south Devon College. Access to the site via the bridge that crosses the Paignton- Kingwear railway will also be improved. the investment in the site will be supported by sensitive residential development. Premier Marinas already owns and operates 8 prestigious marinas on the south Coast.’ see the BytheDart website for further details
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