Fantastic Food & Cocktails Recommendations. James was super kind and helpful! Scotch Egg and Toad…read morein the hole were delicious. Very nice place to relax

Very quirky venue with high ceiling and interesting decor. Good selection of cocktails and very…read moretasty food. My partner ordered the pork belly which she said was the best she has ever tasted.. Would definitely visit again.

We have eaten here a few times - it is a great brunch spot. Love the pancakes. Really good place…read morewith kids as well!

Nice place, not to formal, very relaxed. Glass walls most of the way around, so nice street views…read more Excellent wait staff, very attentive. We had a calamari appetizer - not the same as you'd get in Spain, but pretty good with nice sauces. A spinach, avocado and bacon salad that was delicious, an okay prawn cocktail (something else they don't seem to get here, too much sauce and not enough shrimp), and excellent macaroni and cheese with mushrooms. Nice drink selection, including my favorite American bourbon, Buffalo Trace. I would definitely eat there again.

The food was tasty and the service was pleasant. I would try this establishment again. No bar…read morehowever they do serve adult beverages. Booths and tables. The ambiance was ok, however it's not a date night out but the food was good.

We love this Chinese buffet! It's hidden away down South Street in Exeter with a small amount of…read moreparking out the front (free after 6pm, I think). They have what must be something like 50 dishes, all set out on a long hotplate system. You get your drinks when you sit down (never seem to have to reserve a table, no matter when we turn up) then are free to take a plate and get your food. The food is good quality and tasty, even my 3 year old likes it and has tried some new stuff like crab! They do a few other bits in the evening like duck, crab etc that they don't do in the day, and this is reflected in the price. It's around £6 for an adult for lunch and £4 for a child, and it's a few pounds more expensive in the evenings/Sundays (all day buffet). We would all highly recommend it, especially the toffee apple fritters!

I rode by the Salty Pigeon several days ago and decided it looked worth trying out. I had no…read morereference for it at all, just a chance encounter. I was thrilled with the discovery. The setting is tasteful and elegant, nothing fancy but nice. The bulk of the seating is upstairs. The menu is well sized; not overwhelming. A nice "About" story is printed inside the menu, introducing you to the players and bringing a nice personal touch to the experience. I ordered the duck confit with black pudding and bacon lardons and jus starter and the lamb rump with couscous for the main. For the wine I ordered a glass of local red wine (from Kenton winery down the road), which surprised me as well. Very drinkable and matched my meal nicely. A taste of a potato and garlic with truffle oil soup (biche?) was served while I waited and my taste buds were raring to go. The duck confit with black pudding was like an umami explosion in my head - utterly delicious. I was sad to see it end. The lamb rump, which was served with a sage infused jus, was even better. This was by far the best meal I'd had in Exeter (and one of the best in the UK). After discussing the jus with Ryan, the owner, he brought out a small bowl for me to dunk my bread. Unpretentiousness scores high in my book. That bordered on awesomeness. To finish I ordered the cheese platter and another glass of wine. Ryan introduced each cheese to me (all locally produced) and as I was the last customer in the restaurant we chatted about a few things. A good host, new to the trade with an excellent product. I enjoyed it so much I felt compelled to write a review (which I don't do often). Seriously, if you live in Exeter or are simply visiting, make this one of your destinations.

A lovely upmarket delicatessen on a cobbled side street in Exeter. Owned by the chef Michael…read moreCaines, the boutique runs alongside his restaurant at the Abode Hotel in Exeter. Great looking and tasting sandwiches, wraps and salads to take away and they also have premium honeys and spreads, though I was disappointed to find that the honey was nowhere near local. The staff are a huge disappointment here: unfriendly, rude and condescending.

We found the staff at the Cafe to be freindly and attentive. It is always the luck-of-the-draw, and…read morethe final vote is in your wallet I suppose. The food was very good. Value = brilliant offer on Staff = very good Ambiance = not quite right Very stuffy (smoke from kitchen/not snobbery) We will go again_ beware!!!

I'm surprised this place was rated so high. The food was okay, but nothing really stands out. If…read moreyou've come from a city with diverse food options, this spot might be underwhelming. The service was good and it's a casual spot for a quick meal. We walked in with a group of 6 on a weekend night and they were able to accommodate us.

Don't be fooled by the basic decor and cheap prices. The quality of the food was amazing, extremely…read moretasty, and well worth visiting the restaurant. Still more popular for takeout coming out of Covid, but it is open for eat-in if that's your preference Would certainly eat here again when I want SE Asian food.

The food and service was sublime, however I was severely disheartened when Lloydy didn't make an…read moreappearance to sing me happy birthday.

Nice place to grab lunch when visiting Exeter. Near other cafés, clothing stores, and restaurants…read more It's inside of the main roadside might be hard to find. Has a lunch special and a pretty good dessert menu.

I don't get why this place is rated so poorly - it is an easy 5 star for me. If you want a proper…read moreEnglish pub without the crowd, then this is the place for you. Great selection of food and beer, but it does get busy so reserve a table in advance. I especially like the indoor Christmas lights - adds to the charm during the holidays!

Thanks to Qype for getting us to this little gastropub tucked away behind the main shopping area of…read moreExeter. We were just passing through and found a rumbly in our tumblies and had no idea where to stop. We found The Fat Pig to have an adequate menu for budgets and diets. I had the pork belly roast (£10) and a Malbec, while my veggie friend had a gorgeous salad. We both enjoyed our meals and service. The pub itself has a nice range of booze behind the bar. I can imagine it would be a good place to get a drink. Based on it's location, I wonder what kind of crowd it gets on the weekend. There are no TVs, so it is not your usual loud crowd pub for sports events. All in all, it was a perfect stop with ample (paid) parking just across the street.

The building has a nice glass front which is ideal for 'people watching' on a Saturday afternoon as…read moreit is in the middle of the new shopping centre. Menu is glorified fast food and a little expensive for what you get.

Nando`s is perfectly located in the very heart of Exeter city shopping centre surrounded by a newly…read morebuilt shopping complex, easy wheel chair access here at Nando`s and a must is the peri peri chicken. Great service

If you want a fresh, home-cooked pizza delivered with a smile, then i highly recommend…read moreLuigi's.....i also got a few items for free, which in this financial climate makes all the difference......phone them today!!!!