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It's time to relax, reset and rejuvenate with a luxurious spa day at The Spa at St Sidwell's Point - then treat yourself to a cocktail at some of the trendiest hang-out spots in Exeter. Need some inspiration of where to start? We've got you... spa and cocktails are always a good idea!
Unwind at The Spa
Treat yourself to luxurious treatments
Feel brand new with a range of lavish spa treatments at The Spa at St Sidwell’s Point! Choose from an extensive list including manicures, facials, massages, body scrubs, waxing and tinting - there's something for everyone. Not to mention there will be opportunities to purchase the products used at the spa to take home with you - perfect for treating yourself or gifting to loved ones!
Unwind within top spa facilities
The modern, high-quality spa facilities do not disappoint - we just know you won’t want to leave at the end of your day.
Take a few moments (or many!) to loosen up within the hydro bath, treat your feet to a foot spa and relax on the hot beds - pure bliss!
Feel fresh within the salt vapour room, which is known to soothe the respiratory system as well as exfoliate and purify your skin! Chill in the state-of-the-art sauna and sanarium – this is a temperature-controlled sauna, allowing you to set a temperature and humidity level that is comfortable for you. We feel relaxed just reading this back...
Sit back and relax before you make your cocktail stop
Once you feel rejuvenated after your treatments, take time to visit the spa’s very own private bar and relaxation room – don’t miss the trendy, hanging seats! Sit on the private terrace and treat yourself to a refreshing drink, as you relax with a spectacular view of Exeter’s skyline...
Time for cocktails
Continue your day of bliss at one of the city's popular bars for a cocktail or two. Whether you're after a delicious classic cocktail such as a mojito or a strawberry daiquiri or fancy a fruity tipple with a twist - you'll find it here on Exeter's bar scene.
Gandy Street
When you think of Gandy Street, you think of cocktails! The Cocktail Club takes the meaning of the word cocktail to a whole new level with their extensive menu. New on the scene is The Mermaid, which celebrates a range of drinks from across Devon and beyond.
Make your way to Coolings, the Cellar Bar is a cocktail cellar hidden in the depths of the old Exeter passages! Don't forget to stop by Exeter Phoenix's café and bar for a drink or two in the secret garden and pop into Crockett's - an elegant gin bar with something for everyone...
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West Quarter
Expect high quality local drinks from Exe Restaurant, don't forget to check out their beautiful garden - a perfect setting for drinks on a warm summer evening!
Guildhall Shopping Centre
If you want colorful, trendy cocktails - The Terrace is the place to be! If the weather is on your side, perch yourself outside on the terrace, as you admire the impressive view of Exeter Cathedral.
Eastgate
Grab a drink at The Monkey Suit's vibrant bar and have a catch-up with friends or family within one of the comfy corners!
Princesshay Shopping Centre
There's plenty of choice for a sophisticated cocktail in Princesshay! Watch the world go by whilst you make your way though the menu at Lloyd's Lounge or try cocktails with a Spanish twist at Flamenca Spanish Tapas.
Something a little different
If cocktails aren't your thing, visit The Turks Head and choose a local brew or two, direct from the pub's own microbrewery! The Fat Pig operates a distillery onsite which produces gin, moonshine, rum and vodka, not to mention a range of traditional and craft ales.
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Coolings is an independent City Centre venue just off the main Exeter High Street. We are the home of Bottomless, Grazing, Pizza, Cocktails and Live Music. We offer everything from coffee and snacks, breakfast, lunch, dinner and late night food. We offer takeaway and delivery with Deliveroo, Uber and Just Eat around Exeter for our Food Menu, Cocktails, Drinks and More
Exeter, The Cocktail Club is coming! Located in the heart of Gandy Street, set those calendar reminders ready as from the 28th March get ready to experience the newest party in town. The Cocktail Club takes the meaning of the word cocktail to a whole new level and then some. Living in a world where everyone deserves a good time with a crafted cocktail to match. It has taken months of mixing, shaking and tasting to master a new style of drinks menu which has never made us so proud. With a variety of offers and packages, it’s time to round up the gang for a night, we promise you won’t regret it!
Lloyd’s Lounge in modern café lounge bar. Open 7 days a week serving breakfast and lunch, Thursday Friday & Saturday evening we serving our small bites/tapas food menu as well as amazing cocktails, wine and spirits.
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 ready to showcase the 700+ year history.
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.
The Mermaid is a place you’ll want to visit, its relaxed atmosphere is very inviting if you are looking for an intimate setting or just a catch up with your friends.
An independent fine dining restaurant and cocktail bar. Creating culinary pleasure and carefully curated cocktails with the finest local and ethical produce.
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 draft beers, Spanish sherries, wines and cocktails. Live music most Fridays. Kids meals from £6.95 and available for private hire from 20-120 people to celebrate birthdays, weddings, corporate events, product launches and everything else.
Exeter Phoenix is a vibrant, world-class multi-artform venue in the heart of Exeter's city centre. Each year we host hundreds of events and artistic activity spanning many disciplines.
Welcome to Crocketts, an elegant gin bar situated in the bustling cultural quarter of the beautiful and historic city of Exeter. Gins from across the south west, the UK and the world grace the shelves of Crocketts. Our speciality is artisan gins distilled in the south west, including Exeter Gin and Tarquins. We also offer a variety of familiar and new names from the gin world. Expect to see Hendricks, Aviation Gin and Brooklyn Gin sitting alongside some more unusual weird and wonderful gins you’ll be itching to try. Our quaint Grade II listed building houses a stunning handmade copper bar area at ground level with further seating available in ‘The Library’ upstairs. You will be hosted and served with a smile, by our resident gin experts.
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