2.6/5

(97 reviews)

Contemporary, neon-lit gay bar and nightclub with VIP lounge for club tunes and karaoke nights.

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

4.5/5

(2,049 reviews)

Widely acknowledged to be one of Exeter’s best ale and cider pubs, The Old Firehouse is very popular with students and locals alike and offers a buzzy atmosphere, along with a great range of drinks and fantastic food.

4.7/5

(33 reviews)

HOMEMADE, DELICIOUS TAPAS FINE WINES & AMAZING COCKTAILS

4.3/5

(4,709 reviews)

Traditional pub in former hotel with barrel-vaulted conservatory space, for real ales and pub grub.

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

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4.2/5

(662 reviews)

At the Black Horse we pride ourselves in sharing the Great British pub experience. Our menu offers traditional British pub food made from quality ingredients.

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.