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Honiton High Street is a long straight promenade made up of largely Georgian buildings, built after a major fire in mid 18th century.
It features a wide range of shops, boutiques, cafes, bars, & antique shops. In addition, on every Tuesday and Saturday a vibrant street market takes place.
Here is our list of some of the best shops on the High Street:
Ganesha Wholefoods, 1 Dolphin Court, High Street
Certified by Organic Farmers and Growers for packing and retailing of organic foods, Ganesha Wholefoods cater for restrictive diets, particularly sugar-, dairy-,wheat- and gluten-free.
The Honiton Dairy - Ice Cream, Shop 60 High Street
The Honiton Dairy provide fabulous home made Clotted Cream Ice Cream made on the premises, with 48 favours available during the summer months!
Liquid Assets, 183 High Street
Liquid Assets has celebrated over 13 years trading in Honiton and also 28 years in the Homebrew Trade. Purveyors of Fine Beverages and Quality Gifts.
Complete Meats, 100 High Street
Complete Meats ethos is to sell the best quality meat, poultry and produce they possibly can. With over 20 years experience in butchery, owner Shaun Vining knows that sourcing meat from local farmers who care about the welfare of their animals is the key to better meat.
A. Dimond & Co Ltd, 74b High Street
In 2013 A. Dimond & Co celebrated 125 years of trading!
Now concentrating on selling stationary, they also provide a photocopy, fax and printing service.
The Honiton Toy Shop, 85 - 87 High Street
Another long established shop in Honiton (over 25 years) this shop sells a wide range of toys, games and puzzles for all ages.
Honiton Pottery Shop, 30 High Street
Honiton Pottery has a long history with the town and was first made here in 1648. The Honiton Pottery now incorporates a fifties style milkshake bar and diner!
Haughty Culture, 81 High Street
This highly trained florist can create stunning contemporary hand-tied bouquets and arrangements. They also provide a bespoke delivery service for delivery anywhere in the UK.
If you have some favourites on Honiton High Street please get in touch and let us know.
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Honiton is a great location if you're planning a stay in East Devon.
It is ideally located, not far from a number of places of interest including:
- Exeter
- The Jurassic Coast including:
- Sidmouth
- Lyme Regis
- The Blackdown Hills
- Dartmoor
- Taunton
Honiton is also a short distance from the M5, so easy to get to and from.
There are a number of great Hotels in and around Honiton such as:
Home Farm Hotel and Restaurant
Home Farm is a 13-bedroom family run hotel and restaurant, situated in 3 acres offering excellent locally sourced home cooked produce.
Located 5 minutes outside Honiton on the A35 and ideally located for visiting
The Belfry is in picturesque Yarcombe, within the Blackdown Hills AONB and within easy reach of the Jurassic Coast and Honiton.
Set in grounds of four acres, Monkton Court is a privately owned hotel. Easy to find situated alongside the A30 in the village of Monkton which is set in the heart of the beautiful Otter Valley on the edge of the Blackdown Hills.
Many other accommodation options are available in and around Honiton including bed and breakfast, holiday apartments, holiday cottages and camping.
We hope you enjoy your stay in Honiton!
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Thelma Hulbert Gallery Honiton
14 July-8 Sept 2012
The winner of this year’s Thelma Hulbert Gallery Open 2012: Equality & Endeavour is Jane Perkins from Kenn, Devon, with her incredible Portrait of Usain Bolt.
Jane has made remarkable portraits of many other famous faces, including Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, and has won the Visitor’s Choice vote in the THG Open twice before.
The winning portrait is in Jane’s now familiar signature style, which uses an eclectic collection of small brightly coloured plastic objects to create an almost three-dimensional life-like effect. Buttons, beads and seeds have also been added to the mix in this winning entry, which can be seen at the gallery until Saturday 8 September.
The Thelma Hulbert Gallery received the usual high standard of entries for this year’s Open and choosing the eventual winners was hard for the judging panel.
As in previous years the public now have their opportunity to vote for their own favourites in The Visitor’s Choice category. The Artist who receives the most votes in this section wins £100, kindly sponsored by Haughty Culture of Honiton High Street.