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Treat your taste buds and celebrate Easter in Exeter with delicious dining, seasonal menus, and family-friendly restaurants. Perfect for making your springtime celebrations extra special.
Browns Brasserie & Bar
Make it a memorable Easter at Browns Brasserie & Bar. Whether you’re catching up with family over afternoon tea, tucking into a classic Sunday roast with all the trimmings, or sharing a delicious (limited edition!) rack of lamb, there’s something for everyone. Or simply pop in for a relaxed drink and soak up the Easter atmosphere.
Harry's Restaurant
Simple, fresh and exactly what we want to be eating at this time of year - Spring has arrived in the kitchen at Harry's Restaurant. We're salivating at just the thought of their delicious rump of Dartmoor lamb and who could resist a refreshing Tarte au Citron. Make sure you book early as Harry's is the hottest restaurant table in town.
Dottie's
An Easter gathering of Devon produce and refined British cooking, in a welcoming setting - Dottie's celebrates local flavour with a contemporary twist. Take your time over a long lunch and tuck into a traditional Sunday Roast with all the classic trimmings while little ones can explore the hotel on an Easter egg hunt.
The View at Courtyard Exeter
If you're lucky enough to get a table at The View Restaurant for chef Matt’s famous Sunday lunch then you'll be treated to a truly memorable Easter feast. Offering stunning 8th floor views over the Devonshire countryside and coastline, it's not just the incredible food that will take you to new heights!
Crave
Great food, good company, a relaxed vibe, and a spot by the river. What more could you want this Easter? Known for its bold flavours and relaxed vibe, Crave offers the perfect spot to catch up with friends or enjoy a laid-back meal with family. From brunch to dinner, expect delicious dishes and a warm welcome this Easter weekend.
Hotel du Vin
Available for a limited time over Easter weekend, why not indulge in a something a little different with a beautifully curated afternoon tea at Hotel du Vin. Packed with seasonal treats, delicate patisserie, and a touch of spring magic, you can even add some bubbles to your Easter celebrations.
Turks Head
The perfect pub Sunday roast doesn’t exist… Come on down to The Turk's Head and choose from succulent pork, beef, chicken, or a hearty parsnip and mushroom nut roast for vegetarians. Complete your meal with sides like cauliflower cheese, Cumberland pigs in blankets, and homemade stuffing balls. Plus, you get to wash it all down with an array of handcrafted ales and lagers that will delight even the most discerning palates.
On the Waterfront
Soak up Easter's Quayside atmosphere and make the most of the weekend with a trip down to On the Waterfront. Serving up the best pizza in town, and with the waterfront views to match, you certainly won't go hungry and can also bring along your four-legged friend to celebrate Easter.
The Ivy
Hop to it and join The Ivy Exeter for Breakfast with The Ivy Bunny. It's not Easter without a guest appearance from the Ivy Easter Bunny and children will be delighted to receive their very own Easter Bunny, bunny ears, and an activity sheet to enjoy on the day.
The Devon Hotel
Mouth-watering, freshly carved meats and seasonal vegetables - join The Devon Hotel for their delicious two-course carvery this Easter weekend. Serving up all the classic roast favourites that you love, make sure you save some enough room for a choice of delicious, indulgent desserts.
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Harry’s Restaurant, Exeter is a friendly and vibrant restaurant serving quality, honest food at affordable prices. ”For 20 years HARRY’S has become part of the city's foodie furniture a Saturday lunchtime favourite of ours” – DEVON LIFE
At Dottie’s, seasonal Devon produce meets refined British cooking in a warm, welcoming setting. Inspired by the building’s department store heritage, every dish celebrates local flavour with a contemporary twist.
A restaurant and bar like no other in Exeter. Celebrating locally sourced suppliers with the finest seafood, steaks and vegetables to ensure that every dish on the menu tells a story. Enjoy our sumptuous menus, designed and executed by Executive Chef Matt Mason, whilst enjoying stunning 8th floor views over the Devonshire countryside and coastline. A perfect venue for any occasion. Join us for one of Chef Matt's famous Sunday Roasts, now available on Sunday lunch times.
Voted 'Devon's Best Restaurant', Crave serves up a vibrant, modern menu that's made to share - carefully crafted by Head Chef, Connor, and our team of talented chefs. Inspired by Devon and Cornwall's seasonal larder, join us for the ultimate all-day dining experience. Open seven days a week, Crave is your go-to for bangin' breakfasts, laid-back lunches, candlelit dinners, and unforgettable feasts with friends and family.
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.
Located in the heart of the city centre next to the Guildhall is one of the region's 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.
Neighbouring the iconic Exeter Cathedral at 65-67 High Street, The Ivy Exeter offers sophisticated yet friendly all-day dining in the heart of Devon for locals and visitors alike. The Ivy Exeter offers relaxed, sophisticated all-day dining to tourists, shoppers and locals alike. From modern British classics to Asian-inspired cuisine and fantastic vegan and vegetarian dishes, there’s something for everyone to love, seven days a week. The restaurant sits within easy reach of the Guildhall shopping Centre, Phoenix theatre and the Corn Exchange, making it the ideal venue for pre-show dining or post-shopping drinks.
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.
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