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We are located in the centre of the museum serving a variety of treats to help you along…
Coolings is an independent City Centre venue just off the main Exeter High Street. We are…
Located in the heart of the city centre next to the Guildhall is one of the regions…
Neighbouring the iconic Exeter Cathedral at 65-67 High Street, The Ivy Exeter offers…
Taste of South Street is a bar & kitchen in the heart of Exeter with fantastic views from…
Widely acknowledged to be one of Exeter’s best ale and cider pubs, The Old Firehouse is…
Eat on the Green is an independent restaurant in the heart of Exeter, owned and managed…
Local cuisine and global flavours, there’s something on the menu for everyone at…
Tucked away in Exeter's west quarter, this old Victorian pub is an independent free house…
Harry’s Restaurant, Exeter is a friendly and vibrant restaurant serving quality, honest…
This light and airy restaurant is the ideal venue for a light, informal lunch with…
A hidden gem in the heart of Exeter's Southernhay area, a stone's throw from both…
Quirky, eccentric and playful, the Cosy Club offers informal, casual dining, drinking and…
Bistro du Vin is at the heart of our hotel in Exeter. Experience an elegant and informal…
Amongst the treats at this consistently award-winning restaurant are sustainably sourced…
Perched on the edge of the historic Exeter Quayside, we are housed on the ground floor of…
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