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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
Local cuisine and global flavours, there’s something on the menu for everyone at Princesshay. With an abundance of cafes and restaurants to choose from, you can treat yourself to stunning food and drink, views of Exeter Cathedral and the Roman wall.…
Exeter
Bistro du Vin is at the heart of our hotel in Exeter. Experience an elegant and informal setting for lunch and dinner - where our esteemed guests can meet, celebrate or simply pass the time.
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…
Exeter
Unique home cooked set menus served in a single sitting on shared tables on board a beautiful sailing boat.
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…
Dawlish
66 bedroom hotel set in 19 acres woodland overlooking sea. Ample free parking. Catering for up to 400 Guests.
Exeter
Fresha Café puts its heart and soul into providing locally sourced, great tasting food that caters for a variety of tastes.
Exeter
Darts Farm is situated in a region rich in high quality artisan foods and uses the farm shop as its larder, producing an extensive menu.
Exeter
Operating 7 days a week from 11am-4pm, the theatrical space around St Pancras church has become a hub of foodie activity. Guildhall Shopping & Dining’s very own Street Food Market is a home for street food traders all year round. From American…
Exeter
A traditional pub on the Exe estuary, serving delicious pub dishes and ever changing specials.
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
Deep in the heart of the East Devon countryside, surrounded by 15 acres of farmland, you’ll find the award-winning Greendale Farm Shop and its family-friendly café. Full of fresh, locally-sourced produce, this welcoming shop has become a must-visit…
Crediton
A real country pub with great food, open fires, beautiful gardens & large rooms that would put some 5* hotels to shame; at affordable rates.
EXMOUTH
Exmouth Pavilion is a 541 seat theatre on the seafront in Exmouth. Bar & Café open 364 days a year.
Exeter
Colson’s Bar & Restaurant will provide a unique take on contemporary British cuisine. Warm-hearted & friendly, relaxed, elegant, and refined, the service you receive when you visit Colson’s. The kitchen is open and fully integrated which allows the…
Exeter
Specialty coffee, tea, hot chocolate and chai, pastries including Exploding Bakery cakes.
Exeter
itsu prepares fresh Asian-inspired, nutritious food on the spot, which is steamed [not fried] and packed with wholegrains, fibre, protein and greens.
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