The Conservatory deserves a Michelin star. The food amongst the best in Exeter. The staff treat us…read morelike we matter. It is located a few paces from a multi story car park. The food is honestly priced. 8.5 out of 10. It is a top restaurant in Exeter. Price = Average/High Value = good Staff = Very attentive Food = Very good but the MENU needs to change more regularly.

The Conservatory is one of the few really upmarket restaurants in Exeter, second only to Michael…read moreCaines restaurant. It has had a change of chef since I last ate there, so I hope they have managed to keep up the very high standards! This is a small and intimate venue, with a holding area that is perfect to enjoy an aperitif before stepping up a few stairs into the main restaurant to eat. This is by no means cheap and cheerful (although a set lunch at £9.95 for 2 courses is offered - a bargain). It is ideal for a very special meal and has a lovely atmosphere, excellent service and (when I was there last) divine food!

Very nice! Friendly people and great Americano to start the day. Breakfast was quite good as well…read more Great selection on the menu and I'll have to come back and try their lunches. They have some vegetarian options as well. Like the bright interior and maritime theme.

We stopped here on our way to North Devon for a family summer holiday, and we were looking for a…read morebreakfast stop, and i am pleased to say we found a traditional independent cafe that could dish up a half decent breakfast! The menu choices for breakfast were very good, with me going for the 'brunch' which included two hash browns, two sausages, two bacon rashers, and beans. Sadly no toast or drink were included in that price, which was £5.95 The service was extremely quick, and the food arrived hot and a full plate, and it went down very well. Drakes is only a small place, tucked out of the way, but appears popular with the amount of visitors in the time we were there. There was 6 of us, and they could just accommodate us, but not a place for large groups. If you like your cooked breakfasts, then its worth a visit.

I'm not a huge fan of egg dishes, but man, I love the frittatas here! This is the only frittata…read moreoption I've seen, so don't worry about ordering the wrong one. It's stuffed with the best veggies and comes with a salad on the side topped with a mustard-y dressing. The space is great with plenty of seating indoors and outdoors. There are two rooms for indoor seating and I think one of them gets closed off later in the day. The service is consistently fantastic, and I plan to revisit for some more frittata!

Walk past this shop so many times I had to stop by. Walking in on a Friday morning, you can smell…read morewhat the bakers next door are making. The service was quick and efficient, and both payment and receipts are digital. The oat flat white was smooth, and the almond croissant was delightful. I wish I discovered this spot earlier now, and would have woken up early just to enjoy it.

An amazing little place to hide away and kill hours from your day. Awesome coffee, great atmosphere…read moreand fantastic staff. I could literally spend my whole day here relaxing! Nice bench seats with power outlets for charging your devices too!

Exeter Whittards is nice but really tiny. They usually have some good offers on and samples to try…read more I LOVE their white hot chocolate powder, and will buy it up when on offer! They have some nice sets for Christmas etc and little stocking fillers too. Downfall is the size as it really is small in there!

I love these shops although this one is tiny! Centrally located on the main street not far from…read moreCathedral Green. The shop smells great and is filled with tempting treats. I have always found the staff to be very friendly and knowledgeable. Have also found some very nice children's cutlery sets here although don't know if they are currently in stock. The teas and coffees and hot chocolates are good quality and the cups and mugs etc are comfortably stylish. A good place to get pampering, indulgent presents and stocking fillers. There is also a branch (slightly bigger) in Plymouth.

This is a light and airy cafe in a posh and popular suburb of Exeter, just a short walk from the…read moremain city centre. The cafe menu offers breakfast, paninis, sandwiches and jacket potatoes. The coffee is fair-trade. As a result we were drawn in to try a late breakfast and were very disappointed. It offers bargain food at top prices. The bacon was nice but the sausages were awful- cheap, frozen and tasteless. The hash brown was the usual frozen type although the half slice of fried bread did look as though it was cut by hand. It Was a real shame about the quality of the meat, particularly when they have a top quality butchers a few doors away. The service was poor and we had to ask for serviettes and sauces (packet, not bottle). All in all, we won't be back again.

Cafe Magdalen is situated in Magdalen Road - in Exeter's upmarket St Leonard's area. This road is…read morehome to arty gift shops, a traditional butcher and local stores, as well as this independently owned coffee shop. Magdalen Road forms the centre of what some residents like to call St Leonards Village. The cafe serves breakfast, lunches and a variety of snacks, including fairtrade coffee. It has a laid back atmosphere and is a good place to sit and read a newspaper whilst enjoying a relaxed coffee or breakfast. It is always nice to see indepenent coffee shops nd for this reason I would recommend supporting it!

I got food for takeaway from here and was impressed with the flavours of everything, even more so…read morethan the food I had at Plant Cafe. The Buddha bowl with avo and sweet potato falafels was substantial as well as delicious, as was the vegan sausage roll. I actually got a second helping for dinner that night it was so good. The chai latte was also impressive- perfect blend of sweet and creamy. Outdoor seating and indoors the seats have outlets underneath so was able to charge my phone. Friendly staff.

A general eatery, by the quay in Exeter. The portions were a tad small and there were a few too…read moremany loud babies around, but for an eating experience, I was satisfied.

Loved loved loved the ambiance and the food! The shakshuka was delicious, the Smoky harissa with…read morered bell peppers really worked and how. The sourdough bread was generously toasted in olive oil, whipped feta went well with it. Mexican eggs were good too! Great coffee, highly recommend this place!

Fantastic for brunch/breakfast! Quite expensive but worth it!…read more Their grains bowl and pancakes, and Eggs Royale... What a start of a day:) ah and check out their ice tea!

I don't get why this place is rated so poorly - it is an easy 5 star for me. If you want a proper…read moreEnglish pub without the crowd, then this is the place for you. Great selection of food and beer, but it does get busy so reserve a table in advance. I especially like the indoor Christmas lights - adds to the charm during the holidays!

Thanks to Qype for getting us to this little gastropub tucked away behind the main shopping area of…read moreExeter. We were just passing through and found a rumbly in our tumblies and had no idea where to stop. We found The Fat Pig to have an adequate menu for budgets and diets. I had the pork belly roast (£10) and a Malbec, while my veggie friend had a gorgeous salad. We both enjoyed our meals and service. The pub itself has a nice range of booze behind the bar. I can imagine it would be a good place to get a drink. Based on it's location, I wonder what kind of crowd it gets on the weekend. There are no TVs, so it is not your usual loud crowd pub for sports events. All in all, it was a perfect stop with ample (paid) parking just across the street.