No Dogs Allowed!! I was waiting for a large party to meet me here when a family arrived with their…read moretwo dogs. They sat right next to my table and instantly one of their dogs took a gnarly dump. These were not little dogs. A member of their party went and got napkins and picked it up leaving so much shit residue behind that it left a horrible stench. I asked for management in hopes they could have them clean it up better-only to get laughed at. It was so disgusting and the smell was so bad I left and told my friends to meet me somewhere else. How are you supposed to eat around that? How is it fair that your subject to that? Dogs don't belong where people go out to pay to eat. Their animals and not everybody enjoys eating around animals and their shit.

Was invited to a gathering at Bellcraft by a friend. Was pleasantly surprised to find out food was…read moreoffered via a Catering truck and Trivia was being played as it was a Friday night. Great Beer and Good Times!

Three Rivers Brewery is a fantastic spot, with a large outdoor seating area equipped with misters…read moreand a beautiful view overlooking the river. The space feels open and relaxed. Ally, the employee who helped us, was absolutely wonderful, bubbly, friendly, and she really took the time to walk us through every drink option.

This is a deeply overhyped place…read more The beer was not great. The blonde ale had a funk to it; you kind of have to meet it half way, or, else, you can add olives (?!) to it to make it more funky, I guess...Meanwhile, the seltzer is a light neon green color and has no flavor to speak of. The night we went the sole food truck had run out of food before 7, and the bartender service was painfully slow. There is technically a view of the river if you squint your eyes and look for it. But it's mostly a lot of brush and foliage surrounding the patio.

Come checkout the Stag in Exeter. Great vibes, great customers, the best staff. The best popcorn in…read moretown.

The Stag isn't just a bar -- it's a living, breathing paradox wrapped in simplicity and nostalgia…read more A sanctuary for the sunburned and the soul-weary, sitting square in the heart of Exeter like a shrine to simpler sins. The sign, half invitation, half dare: Enter if you're thirsty for something that isn't on the menu of life. Inside, the air is thick with laughter, cheap perfume, and the musk of memory. The wood is old, the stools are crooked, and the light is low enough to make everyone look like the best version of themselves. You can feel the ghosts here -- drifters, dreamers, field hands, maybe even a few saints who took a wrong turn. They all linger in the hum of the jukebox. Ah, the jukebox -- electronic altar of heartbreak. It glows on the wall like an electric confession booth, playing Merle, Patsy, and Johnny for the price of a few credits and a little piece of your heart. Each song unfurls like a slow whiskey burn -- sweet, sad, and just a bit dangerous. For a few minutes, everyone in the room is part of the same melody, the same ache. And behind the bar -- the real magic. The women who run this joint aren't just bartenders; they're high priestesses of the pour, keepers of secrets, and therapists with better lighting. They don't just serve drinks -- they dispense absolution one glass at a time. They smile like they've seen it all and still find the world worth laughing at. Their pours are generous, their eyes sharp, and their patience mythological. The Stag isn't polished, and thank the gods for that. It's honest. It's human. It's the kind of place where time stretches, stories spill, and strangers become drinking buddies before the song ends. When you finally pull the door (real hard) and step into the cool Exeter night, the stars feel closer somehow. You can still hear the jukebox faintly -- one last chorus chasing you into the dark. And you know, deep down, that The Stag isn't just a bar. It's a reminder. A reminder that imperfection is beautiful, whiskey is holy, and that the best kind of truth usually comes from a woman with a towel over her shoulder and a grin that says, "Another round?"

Tasty drinks, friendly staff, dog friendly and fun atmosphere. On one of our visits there was a…read morefood truck in the alley.

The atmosphere was like Chuck E. Cheese. There were more kids then adults. Brewing is for adults…read more If you can't find babysitter then don't go. There were like 5 or 6 baby car seats in the place. Kids should've been playing Bluey's on the tv

Didn't kick out the girl that put hands on me but kicked me out and never refunded me for the drink…read moreI payed for that I didn't get to drink.

A dive bar if I've ever seen one. A small hole in the wall place that you can easily pass by if…read moreyou don't know what your looking for. It's a small brown building with a small parking lot next to it. It's nice though that its open at 0630 so that the nightshift hospital staff can come here and decompress or send me off on my last day. First thing you notice about this place is the smell of urine from the bathrooms. You get use to it after a bit. As well as the "regulars" hanging out at the bar area. It's extremely small. Area for a pool table, some tables at the far end by the bathrooms, and a long bar counter. At least the tvs are nice and clear and big to watch games or sports as need be. There was a good 18 of us here. Prices are rediculously cheap. I'm glad they understand it's a dive bar and should thus be dive bar prices. A michelada was $4. A mimosa was $5. Bag of chips was $1. They have these sour candy shots for $4. The sour candy shots were really good. Michelada was simple. Bloody Mary mix with beer. But they were well made. I also had a crown royal apple with redbull that was really good. I don't remember how many drinks we went thru but it did the job and we were all feeling good. Customer service is good. Dude working behind the bar worked fast. I hear this place is pretty good when the sun is up, but has a pretty rough reputation at night with lots of shady people coming in at night. I definitely wouldn't come in here by my self even in the day time. But with a large group it's pretty cool. Nice and cheap. If you don't mind the urine smell and dilapidated look.

The place outside looks old but when you go inside!Boom!! It's happening. The place is alive, fun…read moreand nice people. The service is great, I didn't order food. Highly recommend

LOVE this place!! Delicious drinks and a wonderful crowd of people. My go to when I'm in town!!read more

Visalia has a few great breweries, and Salty Walrus is definitely one of them. It has a relaxed,…read morefamily-friendly atmosphere with simple décor, a large open floor plan, plenty of seating, and several big-screen TVs for catching your favorite game. If you have kids with you, they're welcome too, which makes it an easy spot for everyone to enjoy. Their beer selection offers something for just about every palate, including seltzers, and they're more than happy to let you sample beers before making a decision. If you can't pick just one, a flight is the way to go. We tried several of their newer brews during our visit. The Citrus Trails Blood Orange Ale was refreshing and perfect for a warm day. It wasn't overly bitter, and I think an orange slice would make it even better. The Stay Golden was another new release that my husband really enjoyed, describing it as smooth, crisp, and refreshing. I also tried I've Seen Better Haze, which was flavorful without the overpowering bitterness that some IPAs have. The Salty Sessions was surprisingly light for an IPA and almost drank like a blonde ale, making it a great option if you're easing into hoppier beers. One thing I really like about Salty Walrus is that they offer more than just great beer. They host a run club, feature a different food truck most days, and even have an annual membership for frequent visitors. The membership includes one free pour every day along with discounts on additional pours and merchandise, making it a great value for regulars. Whether you're stopping in to watch a game, meet up with friends, or simply try some locally crafted beer, Salty Walrus is definitely worth a visit.

I loved Salty Walrus!! Plenty of seating, inside and outside. They had a few board games you could…read moreplay. TVs with sports playing. We opted for Scrabble while we enjoyed our drinks. I got the Surf Rodeo - a POG seltzer. It was phenomenal! I'm not a big beer drinker, but I was blown away by this one. Delicious! Can't wait to go back.

Barrelhouse Brewing is a great spot on a weekday or weeknight. They have nightly events music or…read morebingo and a different food truck everyday. We went on Thursday, which is also bingo night. It was free to play and a ton of fun. Family friendly spot. They had prizes for bingo winners as well. Service was great!

Always a good spot. Great customer service, run very well as a business. Welcoming to all, how…read morecould one complain!

Fun little brewery to quench our thirst in a hot summer day! Stopped in on a whim to kill some…read moretime. Very friendly upbeat staff. Establishment and fun, inviting and family friendly. There's a cute tiny arcade/video game section tucked in the back for the kids (and adult kids, lol) There was a variety of flavors with fun nick names and you can even order some to go and they sealed it up fresh for you to enjoy at home! We will return to taste all of the flavors eventually! lol

Such a cute little spot!! Stopped by after some events in Leemore and couldn't be happier. The…read morestaff was friendly and patient while I decided my flout choices and the beers came right away. Great vibes from the people there and the staff, would definitely come back!!

I purchased flowers from Exeter 1892 Marketplace. Everyone was super helpful and informative,…read moreespecially because I was making some special purchases. The flowers were beautiful. So thankful to have come across this place!

From the owner: Exeter 1892 Marketplace is a cozy, vintage-inspired indoor market where tea, flowers, books, and…read morelocal artisan goods come together under one roof. Located in historic downtown Exeter, we offer a tea bar, nightly music, local snacks and goods, vintage finds, and one-of-a-kind gifts. Built by locals, for locals—with a focus on comfort, creativity, and community. Join us at 199 E. Pine St. Exeter for the grand opening July 30, 2025