3.7/5

(3,399 reviews)

The former Hog’s Head opened in c1997, having previously been the Rock Machine, Churchills, No10s and Winstons. In 1958, it was the newly built Chevalier Tavern & Restaurant, roughly on the site of Th

4.7/5

(33 reviews)

HOMEMADE, DELICIOUS TAPAS FINE WINES & AMAZING COCKTAILS

4.6/5

(590 reviews)

The Kings is situated on the bustling Cowick Street in Exeter close to the River Exe and quayside.

4.3/5

(270 reviews)

Large friendly pub above the riverside, with a large garden, skittle alley, function room and car park. Up to four real ales are usually on offer.

4.7/5

(491 reviews)

Champions of analogue, real beer, excellent wines and good food in a relaxed, affable* atmosphere since 1848. * Also with plenty of dark corners suitable for trysts and plotting.

Located in the heart of the city centre is one of the region's oldest pubs and a favourite watering hole of Charles Dickens - or so we believe. Recently restored to its former glory, The Turks Head is

4.3/5

(2,795 reviews)

With tranquil waterside gardens next to Blackaller Weir and the Millstone footbridge, it’s easy to forget that the pub is only a stone’s throw away from the bustle of Exeter city centre, the university and Exeter St David’s Railway Station.

4.3/5

(226 reviews)

Lars and the team welcome you to the new Lucombe Oak in St.Thomas’s, Exeter (formerly the General Buller). We have undergone a tranformational refurbishment throughout and now serve great food freshly prepared to order and home cooked with quality produce

4.4/5

(711 reviews)

Set in the heart of Exeter within walking distance of both major train stations.