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In Devon, we love good quality, locally produced food and drink, and here in Exeter there is no shortage of it, from bees producing honey on the rooftops of Princesshay shopping centre, to local wines being produced in vineyards on the sheltered slopes surrounding the city. There are plenty of opportunities to sample fresh, Devon produce in many of Exeter's cafes and restaurants, or shop directly with the producers at the weekly Farmers Market.
Exeter's location in the heart of Devon, surrounded by fertile farmland and close to miles and miles of coastline makes it easy to shrink your food foodprint here. The city's outlying farms proudly show off their wares in farm shops, such as those at Quickes, Greendale and Darts Farm, as well as hosting special talks and demonstrations.
The Exeter Food & Drink Trail will celebrate these fantastic local producers, bringing them together on a map showcasing Exeter's food and drink offering.
Click on the link below to download a copy of the trail map, and scroll down to find out more about businesses to visit along the trail. Sign up to our e-news to receive more information.
Download the Exeter Food & Drink Trail here.
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Topsham
Exeter’s premier fish & seafood restaurant, located in the foodie town of Topsham and serving the very best of Devon on a plate.
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.
Exeter
Harry’s Restaurant, Exeter
A friendly and vibrant restaurant serving quality, honest food at affordable prices.
”For 20 years HARRY’S has become part of the citys foodie furniture a Saturday lunchtime favourite of ours” – DEVON LIFE
Exeter
Come and learn to cook the food of your dreams in our converted 1830s warehouse on Exeter's historic quayside.
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
Exeter's own premium gin made in small batches and produced in a traditional copper still.
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Copyright 2018 Visit Exeter. All Rights Reserved
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