Guidebook for Avonwick
Food Scene
The Bake House Salcombe
3 Fore StThe best pasties and bread in Devon.
Stunning ancient Cathedral city, full of great restuarants, bars and coffee shops. A fabulous place to explore.
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Exeter
Stunning ancient Cathedral city, full of great restuarants, bars and coffee shops. A fabulous place to explore.
Shopping
Totnes is full of interesting places, small independent shops and cafes. Good shopping for a rainy day
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Totnes
Totnes is full of interesting places, small independent shops and cafes. Good shopping for a rainy day
Situated at the top of the Salcombe estuary, Kingsbridge has two good supermarkets, a Saturday farmers market and several good butchers, a grocer, Boots and WH Smiths in Fore Street.
There is also a good swimming pool and a gym at the leisure centre.
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Kingsbridge
Situated at the top of the Salcombe estuary, Kingsbridge has two good supermarkets, a Saturday farmers market and several good butchers, a grocer, Boots and WH Smiths in Fore Street.
There is also a good swimming pool and a gym at the leisure centre.
Plymouth is a surprisingly good place to shop - the city has a good covered shopping arcade, Drakes Circus (Apple, Boots, M an S, H and M etc) and a larger outdoor shopping centre nearby which is based on a grid system (so you can't get lost!).
Royal William Yard has Wagamamas, River Cottage, and a good selection of French and Italian restaurants.
The views across Plymouth Sound from the Smeaton's Tower (Eddystone) lighthouse are amazing. Don't forget Sir Francis Drake first spotted the Spanish armada from the famous bowling green.
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Plymouth
Plymouth is a surprisingly good place to shop - the city has a good covered shopping arcade, Drakes Circus (Apple, Boots, M an S, H and M etc) and a larger outdoor shopping centre nearby which is based on a grid system (so you can't get lost!).
Royal William Yard has Wagamamas, River Cottage, and a good selection of French and Italian restaurants.
The views across Plymouth Sound from the Smeaton's Tower (Eddystone) lighthouse are amazing. Don't forget Sir Francis Drake first spotted the Spanish armada from the famous bowling green.