Living in Exeter, my wife and I don’t often venture outside the city to eat, given that there are so many good restaurants practically on our doorstep.
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Lympstone Manor
As Freeman of the City of Exeter, Michael Caines MBE was thrilled at the opportunity to restore and refurbish what was formerly Courtlands House, a grade two listed Georgian Manor
The Deck Restaurant, Exmouth
When you’re looking for the perfect evening out for dinner it’s safe to say that it’s about more than just the food; it’s the whole package – ambience, good company, staff that make you feel special and perhaps a table with a view.
The Oddfellows, Exmouth
The Oddfellows, situated at the top of Exmouth’s High Street in what used to be The Heavitree, is an independent gastro-pub that has recently opened following the success of their Exeter restaurant of the same name.
Beacon Vaults – Exmouth
Steeped in history inside and out, a visit to the Beacon Vaults is like stepping back in time.
Brasserie 16 at The Devoncourt Hotel – Exmouth
Living in Devon, blessed with its two coastlines, we’re quite used to dining beside the sea, but it can be difficult to find a restaurant where the quality of the food matches the view.
Rockfish, Exmouth
Ideally situated next to the slipway in Exmouth overlooking the River Exe, the choice of location for Rockfish’s latest restaurant – their first venture up into East Devon – really could not be any better.
The Chronicle Restaurant
Step into a warm and inviting world of 1930’s styling and extraordinary food