74 Heart of Dartmouth
Dartmouth’s side streets are packed with unique and vibrant small businesses but are often overlooked. If you do the same you are missing out on some quintessentially special Dartmouth experiences. Just a short walk from the riverside are a wealth of pubs, cafés restaurants and shops which are well worth exploring.
Enjoy a coffee or a cream tea (cream first of course!) in one of the Market Square’s outdoor cafés, while watching the hustle and bustle of market day. Why not browse the stalls and small shops that line the Square and pick up some gorgeous gifts or mementos of your visit to Dartmouth?
Across the road pick up some delicious artisan bread for breakfast or treat yourself to an exquisite cake from the French patisserie. Over in Anzac Street enjoy a craft beer at Brewed Boy followed by a curry at The Spice Merchant or a contemporary European meal at the Anzac Bistro. A short walk from here along Victoria Road takes
you to the Seale Arms (live music and scrumptious pizzas).
There’s an eclectic mix of boutiques and specialty shops in the Market Square including the Fox Exchange where you can pick up new or pre-loved designer and high
street items to create that stylish look, or Chantilly Lace for exquisite lingerie at reasonable prices. If you’re looking to sample
the freshest of fish from our local waters than Mark Lobb’s Wild Food Devon fish counter is a must!
As you walk past the ancient St Saviours Church, you’ll see the Seven Stars which is the oldest pub in Dartmouth. Further along Higher Street is the Cherub which is the oldest building in Dartmouth. Opposite is Dartmouth’s very own Community Bookshop. These fine mediaeval buildings are a reminder that this area was once the commercial heart of Dartmouth.
If you keep on walking up Newcomen Road, you’ll find Nash & Duff, an independent lifestyle shop - “handmade, designed and curated here in Dartmouth”.
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