Don't recall seeing this place opposite the central station…read morebefore. It looks like a chilled out kind of modern bar and it would have been a lot more chilled out if the bass wasn't maxed out on every track they played. The Exmoor Ale tasted a bit funny so I didn't bother trying the Otter.

I visited The Angel for the first time last Friday night. Wow!…read moreWhat have I been doing with my life until now; this place is awesome. There is a good selection of draught ales, which are not unreasonably priced. The staff and clientele are exceptionally friendly, and the DJ was incredibly talented. My only regret is not having downed 2-pints of water when I got home. Och, my head. :-(

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.

Good food, friendly service and nice atmosphere at a fair price. Went at a busy time so food took…read morea bit longer, but overall a good spot.

very friendly staff, dogs welcome, very nice food and very reasonably priced. would highly…read morereccomend to friends / family.

Great pub with the best pizza in town. I think I've tried majority of their pizzas and they were…read moreall incredibly delicious. Keep in mind that they're 14" square pizzas, a decent size. I like to go with my partner and share one for dinner. If you check their website site online, you can find their live music & events page. It gets quite packed on the weekends, so it might be difficult to find seats even though there's dining outside, inside, and upstairs.

As a picky New Yorker, I was pleasantly surprised by how good this pizza was. I got the butternut…read moresquash, chickpea and spinach pizza. The thin crust appealed to me and was tasty and the toppings were substantial: no skimping here! The pizza size is enormous and thank the lord the bar provides foil for leftovers. The pizza is also served piping hot so watch out! The ciders are fairly priced and there is a wide range. The interior and decor are very kitschy with Christmas lights strung up and it's welcome to large groups. I went earlier so it wasn't busy but this place can get slammed.

Gandy's does good food and good beer, it's also open late…read more Food is usual pub grub except they do a range of British Classics for a fiver, I recommend the Sausage'n'Mash. Beers include Staropramen and San Miguel.

Gandys has a pretty good wine selection for a standard pub. Its been done up recently too and the…read moreold bar remains so its a nice place to while away a few hours. Later in the evening, there is a space for dancing too.

It's my local (Devon UK, but stupid Yelp thinks I am in California!) so maybe biased but atmosphere…read moreis friendly, cheerful. It's run almost entirely by volunteers and a great deal of work has been done over the past few years to make SC Inn better and better, and eventually fully owned by the community. Bingo nights, Blues nights (live), participation in annual festival - it's a good buzz. Food ranges from quick and simple fare to (usually) bookable delicious lunch and dinner. Garden at rear. Easy parking adjacent.

Nice place to go get food and drinks, this place also has outside seating and it's amazing in the…read moresummer

One of Weatherspoons finest. This huge pub soaks up the students from Exeter uni, in its 3 bars and…read morewonderful orangery, but hah you were an undergraduate once so let them enjoy this place with its cheap grub and grand selection of ales from near and far. This is a place you will always remember and no doubt will want to return to especially in summer with its extensive grounds and regular beer festivals. Enjoy!!!!

Great ambiance, service and food! I was here to try the banana blossom "fish" and chips but it was…read morenot on the menu, guess it's seasonal. But we tried their sweet potato chickpea curry which came with coconut rice and papad and pickle, was so so good. Special mention to the buttered potatoes, so minimalistic yet delicious. Highly recommend this place for food and ambiance!

Great food. Lovely location on the Exe by a wier. Our food was excellent - Ploughman's, Fish and…read moreChips, Steak Frites and Mackerel Nicoise

Exeter has needed a place like this. The city has a lot of lovely pubs and local beers are not too…read morehard to find. But what about the local beer lover who wants to discover new beers? This is your brand new place with a whole mixture of beers from the UK and abroad. I enjoyed Kubla Brewery Rise From cask and Thornbridge Chiron from keg. My favourite from the visit though was Wild Beer Fresh, also on keg. I've had a couple of 'Wild' beers recently and they are really good. The guys running the place are really nice chaps and share a love of the beer! They have some room out back which they're going to turn into some outside drinking terrain.

Excellent service for our large group. Comfortable table near the kitchen - got to interact with…read moreChef. Everyone who had them loved the burger - probably a very safe bet if you go.

My first impression of this bar was that it was a bit modern and trendy for my tastes, but a place…read morethat serves 4 real ales (including Tribute and Proper Job) and that still has seating despite being busy on a friday night is pretty much exactly what I am looking for in a pub. A decent fallback if heading to Firehouse and It is too busy (or charging for entry), but a good venue in its own right.