This is a good quality butchers without exhorbitant prices which can be found in Sidwell Street…read moreExeter. Lloyd Maunders always have a selection of 'specials' as well as meat cut to order as well as cold meats. They have a range of speciality sausages and burgers and very very nice steak (in my opinion). The staff are very helpful and if you buy in bulk there is often a discount. Throughout the summer they have BBQ special packs and they do a lovely range of chicken with various glazes, to the point that I usually buy these each week. They are very yummy. You cannot fail to be aware of the shop as you walk past as they also have a section where you can buy hot meat sandwiches which are very mouth watering.

Really impressed with manager Nicky and the Exeter team. Excellent customer service and quality…read moremeat at fair prices. Best hot dog on Exeter high-street!

A big Shout OUT to Mrs T for Yelping this and alerting us all to this fantastic indoor Farmers…read moreMarket. We went today and the place was busy, crowded, and totally chaotic. A huge variety of local food can be found here. Local meat (pork, chicken, beef, lamb, goat) , fish & shrimp, cheese (amazing); maple syrup, honey, seeds, squash, micro-greens, cabbages, fresh baked bread, local legumes, soap, eggs, fingerling potatoes, candy, coffee, and more. Live music too. To be expected the prices are high, but hey its local and high quality. One thing bad was that it was WAY too crowded. It was in the High School cafeteria. Could it be moved to the gym? Also by 11:00am many of the popular vendors was running out of items, like Eastmans fish (ran out of cod fish).

Great market; good selection of fresh, local products, and plenty of parking.read more

It's a treat to get a hamper. Bread pricey! Pate and cheese and special meats…read more It's a jolly good place for a gift, but expensive.

Words cannot express how much I love this shop!!…read more The selection is tremendous and the staff are all lovely and friendly. I could spend hours in here looking at all the different products on the shelves and still not see everything! I'm so glad it opened :-)

Love the market here; lots of local options, all quality. Multiple dining spots, and all the ones…read moreI've visited were amazing!

This is the best breakfast in the area. The meat is straight from the butchers in store and the…read morequality is excellent. As well as sausages, bacon, egg, black pudding and tomato you get a choice of white or granary bread, toasted or fried. You can have beans as well for an extra 50p. Breakfast includes tea or coffee. Free wifi available as well. Afterwards, you can have a look around and buy the ingredients you have just tasted. Plenty of free tasters on hand too if you have room. Sells lots of high quality local produce such as Burts Chips, Georgie Porgie Puddings, Elsa's Eggs and my favourite cheddar cheese, Godminster too! The Fish Shed is also the best fish and chips in the area. Offers a choice of grilled or fried for a wide variety of fresh fish caught locally. Play area has just been improved too so the kids can have a run around after shopping. Can't recommend it highly enough.

Great location if you need to get something, are in town already and don't want to pop to the…read morelarger Tesco, however it is pretty small so can get very busy. This means I don't often end up shopping in there although when i do I always have managed to get what I need, although they have sometimes sell out of the basics later in the day. Staff seem friendly and will always help me find something if i cant see it. Self service tills are a little annoying through when they don't work properly. Mine kept complaining there was an unexpected item in the bagging area!

A useful, conveniently placed little Tesco dead centre in the middle of town, off Queen Street…read more(therefore packed with students come 12.15, I warn you). It's actually not got a bad range of food/drink/household items, for such a tiny little metro branch, and also the prices aren't bad, rivalling all the nearby newsagents/little shops. The only issue is that people do tend to mill about during very busy times, and it can be frustrating if you just want to whiz in and out again. The self-service check-outs are useful in theory, but sometimes they crash or refuse to let you pay, etc- and often it can be a while before a member of staff comes to help you.

This is a community owned food shop with a cafe up the stairs. Downstairs there's a big pink cow…read more(not a real one) which puts a smile on your face. It's all about the local, seasonal and organic food and drink. My mum took me here after a spot of shopping. According to her when it first opened it was filled with what looked like 'do-gooder' middle-class hippies but when we went in it was filled with a mix of people. So the word seems to be spreading that it's a good spot for a cuppa in a bright space. Mum had a reasonable coffee and I had a hot ginger beer (if it's on the menu I find it hard to have anything else) and we shared a teacake, which was apparently made by 'Emma'. So, thank you Emma for a wonderfully delicious teacake! Bread that doesn't get eaten in the cafe before it's a bit too stale goes to feed some pigs. Cool, eh? The cafe has a nice feel to it - you feel like you could take screaming kids or your gran and it would all be good. The produce downstairs is a bit expensive for me but if you're a middle-class, middle-aged hippy then it'll be right up your street. If you're a 20-something struggling to get a good job, like me, then you can buy a one-off bit of cheese, but don't expect to do your weekly shop.