Best of British celebrated at Dartmouth food and drink festival
Foodies have flocked to Dartmouth for its annual festival celebrating some of the region's best food and drink.
A variety of chefs and wine connoisseurs from the South West, including celebrity chef Mitch Tonks, helped to transform the South Devon town into a gastronomic paradise for the three-day annual event.
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From left, Rhys, George, Lois and Grace Dean enjoy some of the choice offerings at Dartmouth Food Festival; inset, chef Darren Winn PICture: AMY STANFORD
The Dartmouth Food Festival is now in its tenth year and this year's theme is Great British food.
Visitors have been enjoying over 100 different food and drinks stalls alongside marquees on the embankment overlooking the River Dart.
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The famous chefs are cooking and answering cookery queries in food demonstrations over the three days.
Alongside the usual Saturday morning kitchen and Sunday brunch, there is a cooking school area in Royal Avenue Gardens for workshops including bread making, fish filleting and knife skills.
David Jones, chairman of the food festival, said he was "delighted" by the talent and variety of the celebrity and local chefs.
Mr Jones said: "Each of them has their own style and passions.
"Together they represent everything that's great about British cooking and we are honoured to welcome them all to the Festival.
"Food is for everyone, not just a few and it's important to us that all can enjoy and support the event. That's why I'm delighted to see so many different elements of the town getting involved and taking advantage of it."
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