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Neighbouring the iconic Exeter Cathedral at 65-67 High Street, The Ivy Exeter offers sophisticated yet friendly all-day dining in the heart of Devon for locals and visitors alike.
Open seven days a week from morning until night, The Ivy Exeter will feature restaurant dining, a beautiful bar and intimate private dining room for eight guests, as well as an outdoor terrace, making for the perfect place to dine in the iconic city, whatever the occasion.
The brasserie-style menus at The Ivy Exeter will be all-encompassing, serving modern, seasonal British classics. Breakfast, coffees, elevenses, weekend brunch, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner will all be available, with delicious dishes including pea velouté with lemon and thyme ricotta, crushed peas and black pepper, and roasted scallops with crispy potato rösti, pea purée, parmesan sauce and grated truffle. Sitting alongside the food menus will be an exciting list of locally inspired drinks, cocktail menus, and an extensive selection of Champagne and wines.
Guests can expect a taste of The Ivy’s glamour brought to the ancient city, with floral and tasteful interiors complementing the eclectic dining and drinks menus. Vibrant and bold patterns will run through the iconic building, with well thought out areas for every occasion. Following a sensitive refurbishment of the iconic building, notable features will include artwork inspired by Exeter’s heritage, beautiful soft furnishings, stylish gold fittings and warm hues of green and red to match the quintessentially Ivy floral design.
The Ivy Exeter is located by the Cathedral Green, overlooking Exeter Cathedral
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