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Exeter
Located in the heart of the city centre next to the Guildhall is one of the regions oldest pubs and a favourite watering hole of Charles Dickens - or so we believe... Recently restored to its former glory, The Turk's Head is back with a bang and…
Guildhall Queen Street , Exeter
From daytime delights to dancing until dawn, all under one roof, long lazy lunches, bottomless brunches, stunning hand-crafted cocktails, late night dinners and the ultimate party venue. Indulge yourself in our beautiful, hand crafted,…
Exeter
Tucked away in Exeter's west quarter, this old Victorian pub is an independent free house. We pride ourselves on our creativity and support of local independent suppliers.
Dawlish
Take a seat on our terrace overlooking the pool and soak up those glorious Devon views best enjoyed with a refreshing glass of something cold and some of the fresh and delicious local cuisine which we're famed for. You have all the time in the world…
Exeter
Perched on the edge of the historic Exeter Quayside, we are housed on the ground floor of a magnificent 19th century warehouse. This building and many like it nearby served the booming woollen industry of the mid 19th century.
Exeter
Amongst the treats at this consistently award-winning restaurant are sustainably sourced and locally landed seafood, often cooked within hours of being caught. From your table by the Quayside enjoy simple, relaxed, ingredient-driven quality food for…
Exeter
Exeter’s hottest new opening serving authentic Spanish Tapas in the vibrant piazza of Princesshay overlooking the Cathedral. Open for lunch & dinner Tue – Sun. 3 Tapas & a drink for £15 with daily changing seasonal specials. Cocktail bar serving…
Exeter
The Lilypond restaurant offers a beautiful setting to enjoy a hearty breakfast, a delicious lunch or afternoon tea. Enjoy morning coffee or a light bite for lunch in the café.
Sidmouth
Indulge in a serving of farm-fresh food, while soaking in the unparalleled views across donkey paddocks, Devon’s rolling hills, and the Jurassic Coast.
Take sanctuary in the Taste of the West award-winning restaurant and choose from the colourful…
Canonteign Kitchen serves homemade food which champions local produce. Discover our seasonal lunches, homemade cakes, Devon cream teas, Barista coffee, and special children’s menu.
Exeter
A vibrant and friendly art café in the heart of Exeter’s independent West Quarter, serving a variety of hot, cold and alcoholic drinks, snacks and light lunches. Gallery and workshops upstairs. Space available to hire.
Guildhall Shopping Centre, Exeter
Explore a secret garden of food and drink, where our Botanists have foraged high and low to bring you a host of exceptional food and drink delights... sublime social times are guaranteed! Live Music, DJ handcrafted Cocktails Rooftop Terrace.
EXMOUTH
Exmouth Pavilion is a 541 seat theatre on the seafront in Exmouth. Bar & Café open 364 days a year.
Eccentric pub and restaurant set in a 19th century building, close to Exeter Quay and city centre, offering a large selection of food and drink.
Exmouth
You can enjoy freshly caught local fish landed that day, from sole, bream, mackerel, monkfish and pollack amongst other fish species on our local fish menu, which are cooked freshly to order for you. Our menu can be served gluten free and is…
EXETER
Sacred Grounds is a plant-based foodie heaven located in Exeter’s Indie West Quarter.
Exeter
Italian Mediterranean Restaurant with a historical unique location situated on the famous quayside beside the beautiful river Exe.
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Exeter became the only UK destination in 2019 to be awarded UNESCO City of Literature status, recognised for its 1,000 year unbroken history of making books and popularising reading since the early 13th century.
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