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is a perennial favourite and the salads are specially crafted using the best local seasonal produce. You can even enjoy The Shack experience at home with a selection of home smoked fish, oysters, lobster, crab and other Shack favourites which can be ordered as a take away – see the website for details. The Shack is open all year with some reduced opening times during the winter. On sunny days, it’s still possible to eat outside or snuggle down in the warmth indoors if the skies are grey and the air is cold. The Shack is a great venue for a fun Christmas party bash. Great food followed by pushing back the tables with the infamous DJ Bumpkin on the decks after din- ner. Making his Devon return, this is a once in a lifetime opportunity to catch the moves you’ve only ever heard rumours about. On top of that, The Shack often has live local music to get those feet warmed up. You need to hurry though as all Christmas dates book up early. This theatrical and event management experience of the new owners has even prompted the team to take The Oyster Shack experience on the road – a pop-up restaurant was successfully trialled at this year’s Port Eliot Festival. More pop-ups at festivals and other big events across the South of England and beyond are expected to follow in 2019. Now summer is over, there are some great autumn and winter offers to tempt you and make The Shack experience even more affordable.


By The Dart readers need only mention the word “Din-Dins” when booking or on arrival to unlock a frankly ludicrous Special Offers menu – big plates, small prices! So keep your eyes firmly peeled (see advert on previous page).


Directions If the tide is high you will need to take the B3392


(turn off A379 Kingsbridge to Modbury road) and as you drive into St. Ann’s Chapel take a left by the village shop and follow the signs for The Oyster Shack. Then continue down the hill until you find The Shack on the left hand side. If the tide is out, then you can take the tidal road off Timbers roundabout at Aveton Gifford (opposite The Fisherman’s Rest pub). Just remember to check the tide times here before you drive. It’s not good for you to swim right after you eat.


Opening Times: 1st October onwards: 12noon - 3pm – Wednesday to Sunday 6 - 9pm – Friday & Saturday


The Oyster Shack Milburn Orchard Farm, Stakes Hill, Bigbury, Devon TQ7 4BE 01548 810 876 bigbury@oystershack.co.uk www. oystershack.co.uk


We are now taking Christmas and New Year’s Eve Bookings Real Ales, Sunday Roasts, amazing A la Carte menu and


extensive Wine List. Bookings are essential.


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