The Glassblowing House

Flavour Fest presents: Stephane Beneteau, The Glassblowing House

Stephane is head chef at this well-known waterfront restaurant, where diners can enjoy views of the boats and bustle of The Barbican and Sutton Harbour. The Glassblowing House is committed to supporting local businesses - meat is locally sourced from South

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The Dome

Flavour Fest presents: Richard Hunt, The Dome

As executive head chef, Richard has day-to-day control of one of Plymouth's best-known restaurants. Situated in one of the most iconic buildings in the city, diners can enjoy a light lunch, afternoon tea or a 3-course dinner with views across Plymouth Sound.

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Rob Deves

Flavour Fest presents: Rob Deves, The Market Plaice

Rob is manager of The Market Plaice, which provides a traditional fishmonger service within Plymouth City Market. The selection of fish and shellfish available ranges from cod to crabs, lemon soles to lobsters and salmon to scallops. They also offer to prepare

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Richard Valder

Flavour Fest presents: Richard Valder, Angela’s Restaurant

Richard trained at City College Plymouth, and began his career here working under the legendary Jacques Marchal. After several years in the region's leading restaurants and other large establishments, Richard and his wife Angela set up their own restaurant

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Richard Hunt, Devon Scone Company

Flavour Fest presents: Richard Hunt, Devon Scone Company

As chef consultant and proprietor of The Devon Scone company, Richard supplies artisan Devon scones throughout the UK. He also appears as a guest teacher at local cookery schools, and works as a consultant to a variety of local food businesses.

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Peter Gorton

Flavour Fest presents: Peter Gorton

Peter is an award-winning Master Chef of Great Britain and one of Devon’s finest chefs. He began his career at the age of 16 and trained at some of the best restaurants in Britain and around the world.

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