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TOTNES MARKET Fridays & Saturdays- Good Social Distancing- bustling but felt safe- Fantastic Local Honeys with Devon made Honey Pots using local ash. Bought some Flora's Honey Jam and Honey Marmalade.They also had English Manuka Honey.Found locally baked croissants and had an impromptu picnic. Took home some good curries at modest prices for supper from Mark. Just a Beautiful day in a 16th Century Market Town and parking was easy!…
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Date of experience: December 2020
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R Giansanti wrote a review Oct. 2020
Staffordshire, United Kingdom24,626 contributions731 helpful votes
The Totnes Market is an excellent market for fresh food (bread, veg, fruit, eggs). One of the delicious dishes I ate there was called masala dosa from a vendor named Kumar. It is a vegan/gluten free dish (rice, lentil, potato in a dosa wrap). I came to this market because I saw a video about Kumar on an animal sanctuary site. He is a lovely man, very friendly and compassionate. There are many other vendors that participate in the Totnes Market. You can find all sorts, books, material, antiques, food, etc. It's not a huge market but it's worth a trip out there. I submitted this review in 2019. I went back in and it had me submit it again. I don't know if it was open all year (this year) - I hope it was. I intend on visiting again next year.…
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Date of experience: June 2020
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First time visit to this pleasant Market Town, to visit an old friend, but unfortunately, not on Market Day. Nevertheless this is a really pleasant place to spend a few hours, full of quirky shops, lovely eateries, and a number of buildings of interest. Best place to park is on Steamer Quay, by the lovely River Dart. Though not running at present, because of Covid , you can take what must be pleasant boat trips from here along the River, down to Dartmouth. The towns main thoroughfare is Fore St, which runs gradually uphill towards the Castle, which we never visited, but commands great views over the town. Enjoyed a pleasant lunch in a small but friendly Cafe,, had a drink in the notable Dartmouth Inn, and looked at the plethora of nice shops and interesting buildings on our way round. Really enjoyable day and well worth a visit, Market or no Market.…
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Date of experience: September 2020
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Wwick0001 wrote a review Aug. 2020
Stratford-upon-Avon, United Kingdom208 contributions177 helpful votes
Great for an amble around. The international food looks inviting and there tends to be small queues around them. The fresh breads, cheeses and fruit and veg stalks are good. Bought a footstool from the reclaimed furniture last year, and its still in good condition. The bric-a-brac at the back of the market is interesting. Dog friendly, but can be a bit crowded and busy…
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Date of experience: July 2020
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Recently discovered this market and will certainly be back. It's just the right size - some of those markets which go on for miles get boring and I end up walking past a lot of interesting stuff because there is too much to look at. It's got the right mix of stalls and a great quirkiness about it. Plus of course, it is in the middle of Totnes Fore Street which is an absolute pleasure to saunter around for a couple of hours. …
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Date of experience: January 2020
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