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.

4.6/5

(447 reviews)

The Traveller’s Rest is a friendly and welcoming pub in Whitestone on the old A30 on the outskirts of Exeter. We offers a varied menu as well as a great selection of beers, real ales and spirits. The pub also boasts a beer garden and a large car park.

4.3/5

(1,283 reviews)

Based in the heart of Exeter's bustling quayside development, Samuel Jones offers comfortable casual dining and drinking with a fresh and contemporary urban feel.

4.2/5

(2,385 reviews)

Puerto Lounge is in a great spot on the River Exe by the footbridge in the historic Quayside area, 10 minute walk from the city centre. We’ve a fantastic big terrace overlooking the River, just perfect for watching the world – and its kayaks, pedalos and

4.4/5

(203 reviews)

A contemporary pub with a friendly atmosphere tucked away in the re-development Quay area of Exeter. No regular ale, but the one served is always a Dartmoor Brewery beer.

4.5/5

(1,286 reviews)

Eat~Drink~Music. Away from the bustle of the city, sit back & relax with comfort food, a pint of ale & watch the world go by or grab a board game. Free WiFi

4.5/5

(4 reviews)

As a traditional Devon country Inn, the 'Britannia's' award winning menu caters for all tastes and occasions, ranging from classic pub dishes like home-made steak & kidney pie, to more complex flavours, such as pan fried scallops with black pudding.

4.6/5

(1,334 reviews)

An old fashioned pub perched in the middle of nowhere on top of Dartmoor. Get of the more and huddle round the roaring fire with a well deserved pint.