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England, United Kingdom Food Guide: 10 Pub food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Exeter
Best Pub restaurants nearby. Discover the best Pub food in Exeter. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Pub restaurants near you.. Exeter (/ˈɛksɪtər/ ( listen)) is a cathedral city in Devon, England, with a population of 129,800 (mid-2016 est.). The city is on the River Exe about 37 miles (60 km) northeast of Plymouth and 70 miles (110 km) southwest of Bristol. It is the county town of Devon, and the home of Devon County Council.
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10. Ley Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 489 reviews
Reviewed By X3697FFwilliamb
Top Quality destination. Very convenient but rural location, interesting old building with super decor. Lots of âroomsâ and cubby holes to eat, and a super garden Staff welcoming, prices good and food excellent Highly recommended
9. The Five Bells Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 754 reviews
The Five Bells Inn is a beautiful thatched farmhouse inn; home of Devon's best Sunday roast. We provide award-winning locally sourced & freshly cooked food coupled with local beers, ales and ciders and an extensive range of beautiful wines & soft drinks.
Reviewed By havana92016
The Five Bells manages to have a cozy country pub atmosphere while still feeling spacious and comfortable. Tucked away on the edge of the village in the beautiful Devon countryside, it was perfect for a crisp autumn day. The Sunday lunch menu offered much more choice than we were expecting, it was well-priced, and the food was delicious - roast beef was served rare, and with a wonderful selection of fresh veggies.The staff were all friendly, efficient and helpful. We werenât rushed, but they were attentive whenever we needed anything. Would love to try it for dinner. The food is well-cooked and interesting without being too fussy. Weâll definitely go back for another visit.
8. The Cridford Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 94 reviews
The Cridford Inn - the oldest pub/inn in Devon and possibly the oldest in England dates back to 825AD. It had previously served as a nunnery and a farm, being originally inhabited by the early Britons/Celts, before the building was remodelled in 1081. In
Reviewed By SachaC88
I stayed here in June 2018. Me and my mum stayed in the cottage and have a wonderful stay! Sarah greeted us on arrival from behind the bar and made us feel right at home!Vanessa who owns and manages the property ensure you have everything you need.The cottage and pub are both pet friendly so my little woofer was in his element making new friends. The Cottage was clean, comfortable, spacious and modern. The food was gorgeous and the most important thing....Everyone is so friendly!!!Thanks for making us feel so welcome and canât wait to stay again soon Sasha, Bailey & Claire Thank you for your feedback and lovely comments. It was lovely to have you stay (& your woofer) and look forward to seeing you again soon.
7. Puffing Billy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1166 reviews
Reviewed By Jacqueline E
From the moment you walk into The Puffing Billy you notice how professional and friendly the staff are. We had a really great time for my husbands 65th birthday lunch. There were 6 of us and all our meals were outstanding. Our Border Collie was well catered for with a water bowl and free biscuits.Reall good choice on the food and drinks menuNothing was too much trouble for the staff
6. Half Moon Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 343 reviews
The Half Moon at Clyst St Mary is a traditional pub full of character and charm. David, Mel and their team look forward to welcoming all customers old and new. Your friendly Devon pub with fabulous food and great hospitality We are passionate about servin
Reviewed By firlands
We go to the Half Moon now & again, and the food is always great. They do small portions at half the price of a large meal. Not everyone can eat large meals. The prices are affordable & very good value.Thank you so much for your great feedback. We are glad you enjoyed your latest visit and we look forward to welcoming you back soon.
5. The Jack In The Green Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1219 reviews
Reviewed By gosling106
Ate here last Friday with friends and really disappointed had crab cake to star meant to have Thai bisque with it but that had disappeared then had the Halibut special with dauphinois potatoes very small portion and no vegetables in sight. One guest had the lamb curry very little sauce and very salty. She made a comment to the waitress but no apology or concern shown or comment. Also the waiter spilt the wine when pouring but never cleaned the spilt wine up. Unfortunately we all agreed the food or service was not up to standard on previous visits so very disappointed with our visit. Perhaps it has changed hands or Chefs?? either way we will think twice before returning
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4. The Lamb at Longdown
Overall Ratings
4 based on 257 reviews
A Semi-Rural Pub Located In The Heart Of Picturesque Longdown. Serving Fresh Food, Local Beers And Fine Wines
Reviewed By EmmaBowler
I've already reviewed the Lamb at Longdown but having been there yesterday for Sunday roast I think it warrants a second review because it was a simply great Sunday lunch.Because I don't eat red meat I had the vegetarian option of roasted celeriac, with goats curd and pesto. To be honest I would often avoid the vegetarian 'roast' option if chicken or turkey are on offer but I am so glad they weren't because the vegetarian option that I had was simply gorgeous.The celeriac was cooked to perfection, the goats curd was soft, tasty and creamy, and the pesto was so tasty, all of this was served on a bed of small [wild?] mushrooms and topped with, I think, crispy onion. So often vegetarian food is an afterthought but not here. It was served with a platter of help yourself perfectly cooked veg - cabbage, carrots, green beans etc, cauliflower cheese and fabulous roast potatoes - definitely a 5 a day job. My son woofed down his roast beef, all the veg, and announced several times that the roasties were the best. Between us we polished off everything which meant no room for pudding so I can't comment on them this time [but they were yummy on all previous visits].It's brilliant that they are keeping the standards so high at this place.We'll be back on a Sunday again [and again]...
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3. The Beer Engine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 538 reviews
Cosy gastropub and brewery with a covered balcony, tiered garden and a menu of locally sourced British dishes.
Reviewed By kateandchris2
Canât really complain about anything as there is nothing wrong with the roasts served here (and good gluten free options available too!) but canât help thinking theyâre a bit âschool dinnerâ style. Huge portions, slightly over cooked meat, thick gloopy gravy, kind of anaemic potatoes, cheap vegetables like peas and carrots rather than any dark greens or any interesting veg like roasted beetroot etc. Would come back if we were starving hungry but wouldnât come back for a âqualityâ roast.
2. The Manor Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 370 reviews
Reviewed By OldSkoolNinja
Visited here with friends for my birthday celebrations. The place is quirky in a delightful way. The service is excellent with attentive and sociable staff. They were also very knowledgeable on the menu.Hits of the evening were:Battered tiger prawns starter and grilled bread platterRibeye steak - cooked to perfectionEspresso and Ameretto cheesecake with Caramel sauce - heavenly
1. The Seven Stars
Overall Ratings
5 based on 251 reviews
A fabulous Devon country pub serving locally sourced food and drinks with a focus on sustainability. Reopened in 2015, The Seven Stars Kennford is a vibrant gastropub that is well supported within the thriving community of Kennford (on the outskirts of Ex
Reviewed By Peter S
A nice country pub with friendly and attentive service. Had the Fly and Dive and the Duck for mains; cannot rate it highly enough. Delighted with both dishes, nicely presented, strong well-balanced flavours. Good wine list - had the Malbec which was as described and for under £20 excellent. It isn't huge and so you need to book and no car park but we found plenty of street parking close by. Will be going back next time we are in Devon and so should you!Thanks for the kind review - it means a lot to us hereKind regardsAdam
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