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 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.

Cote is a great spot for the view - if you're coming call in advance for a window seat on the first…read morefloor. They serve good food, and the service is lovely. Altogether a great date night spot or for a luncheon.

First and foremost, this restaurant has one of the best views in front of Exeter Cathedral. It's a…read moreFrench chain that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. I was there before lunch and their breakfast menu isn't much to write home about. Their traditional English breakfast and yogurt was as expected. I hope to visit again to try their main menu. The staff there was wonderful and attentive despite the crowd.

Loved loved loved the ambiance and the food! The shakshuka was delicious, the Smoky harissa with…read morered bell peppers really worked and how. The sourdough bread was generously toasted in olive oil, whipped feta went well with it. Mexican eggs were good too! Great coffee, highly recommend this place!

Fantastic for brunch/breakfast! Quite expensive but worth it!…read more Their grains bowl and pancakes, and Eggs Royale... What a start of a day:) ah and check out their ice tea!

Great lunch. We ordered a chicken wrap and a chicken kebab plate. Both delicious! Chicken seasoned…read moreand cooked perfectly. Great service. Would definitely visit again!

My grandson and I stopped in for dinner in August of this year. Very friendly atmosphere and the…read morefood was great. I was impressed enough to go back a couple nights later even though there are lots of options for restaurants in Exeter. If I make it back there I'll stop there again.

All day DIY all you can eat buffet breakfast what's not to like?!…read more Choose from a variety of cereals, along with different breads, jams and spreads for your DIY toast (toaster at your table), add on unlimited pancakes and try out the magical pancake maker, sauce lover? They have absolutely every sauce here! Can't stay to dine in? Get the 'breakfast in bread' option, chose your bread, and stack it with whatever you want from the grill!

I've been to this place twice so far and am looking forward to going again when I'm next in the…read morearea. You make your toast from a selection of breads using a toaster right at your table (so you control how dark the toast is and it's perfectly hot and fresh) There are various options for breakfast depending on the time of day. As another reviewer says, pancakes are made by machine - this takes time, yes, but it's novel and probably makes things easier operationally. The pancakes are small but they're tasty and there are lots of sauces you can top them with. The cooked breakfast items are all good quality - a choice of two types of sausage, fried eggs, hash browns, mushrooms etc. There is an option to boil your own eggs but I haven't tried this. I would say the full cooked breakfast offers the best value. My main criticisms would be you can pay for unlimited hot or cold drinks, but to have both hot and cold you'd have to pay twice, and certain items are on show early in the morning but not available on the early bird price point, so the staff have to police what you go for which can feel uncomfortable. It's very busy on a weekend so if you prefer a quieter atmosphere I'd recommend going on a weekday if you can.

This is a light and airy cafe in a posh and popular suburb of Exeter, just a short walk from the…read moremain city centre. The cafe menu offers breakfast, paninis, sandwiches and jacket potatoes. The coffee is fair-trade. As a result we were drawn in to try a late breakfast and were very disappointed. It offers bargain food at top prices. The bacon was nice but the sausages were awful- cheap, frozen and tasteless. The hash brown was the usual frozen type although the half slice of fried bread did look as though it was cut by hand. It Was a real shame about the quality of the meat, particularly when they have a top quality butchers a few doors away. The service was poor and we had to ask for serviettes and sauces (packet, not bottle). All in all, we won't be back again.

Cafe Magdalen is situated in Magdalen Road - in Exeter's upmarket St Leonard's area. This road is…read morehome to arty gift shops, a traditional butcher and local stores, as well as this independently owned coffee shop. Magdalen Road forms the centre of what some residents like to call St Leonards Village. The cafe serves breakfast, lunches and a variety of snacks, including fairtrade coffee. It has a laid back atmosphere and is a good place to sit and read a newspaper whilst enjoying a relaxed coffee or breakfast. It is always nice to see indepenent coffee shops nd for this reason I would recommend supporting it!

Very nice! Friendly people and great Americano to start the day. Breakfast was quite good as well…read more Great selection on the menu and I'll have to come back and try their lunches. They have some vegetarian options as well. Like the bright interior and maritime theme.

We stopped here on our way to North Devon for a family summer holiday, and we were looking for a…read morebreakfast stop, and i am pleased to say we found a traditional independent cafe that could dish up a half decent breakfast! The menu choices for breakfast were very good, with me going for the 'brunch' which included two hash browns, two sausages, two bacon rashers, and beans. Sadly no toast or drink were included in that price, which was £5.95 The service was extremely quick, and the food arrived hot and a full plate, and it went down very well. Drakes is only a small place, tucked out of the way, but appears popular with the amount of visitors in the time we were there. There was 6 of us, and they could just accommodate us, but not a place for large groups. If you like your cooked breakfasts, then its worth a visit.

So, I was travelling home to London all the way from Penzance at stupid o'clock on a Sunday…read moremorning. My mate and I had decided to get an early start after a terribly uncomfortable night under canvas outside a wedding marquee and right next to a noisy generator (long story) and were in dire need of sustenance as we found ourselves approaching Exeter. My shiny new iPhone got major bonus points for helping me find a breakfast place that didn't involve us setting foot in an awful service station or taking a massive detour in to Exeter itself (where no cafes seemed to be opening until 10.30 anyway) - Den's Delights it was! My friend the driver voiced concern over whether we'd even be allowed in, seeing as we were obviously not long distance drivers and I was still all gothed up from our gig the night before but I prefer an adventure over nasty, overpriced service station stuff any day so we braved it and of course were absolutely welcome. The place was surprisingly large, cheery and very friendly, serving big filling fryups (I can vouch for the vegetarian option - YUM) for about a fiver served with good strong tea. Refreshed, we dabbed our mouths, bid adieu to the good people of Marsh Barton Industrial Estate and were on our merry way.

Simply put. The best place to get a good fry up in Exeter. Great value for money and a very…read morefriendly atmosphere.

Awful service. Really rude dark haired young man. I didn't realise a SMALL hot drink came with the…read moremeal deal as it's not stated on the signs at the fridge. Me and my partner asked for a regular drink which most people would because it's more likely a regular drink would come with a meal deal like all the other regular sized drinks in the fridge. Of course he told me I was wrong and said it was stated on the signs even though I double checked after and it does NOT state that Unless it's in very small print. I asked for a small drink instead. He did a loud extremely rude sigh and I said there was no need to be rude in which he told me he wasn't being rude. I proceeded to tell him that he was giving me attitude. He was arguing with me, a customer!! I apologised to him even though I shouldn't have yet he never apologised to me.

I was wanting to grab something hot to drink, ordered a cappuccino, asked for small but they give…read moreit in a large cup, so I asked for some milk because it was too strong. The barista says it's a milky cappuccino and you are asking for milk, it's not ok, it's like you getting a large for free. I mean is it wrong to ask for something? Horrible service. !!!!!! Please be nice to customers, everyone has different taste, and if you are working in service, learn to be polite. Would take you a long way really.