The creamiest, most luxurious fudge you will ever taste! And ice-cream too! Richard Dennison can be…read morefound in Exeter city centre(on a nice day) on the high street in his stall. You'll find a whole array of flavours here, not just your average vanilla and butter fudge. I've had the chocolate, ginger, white chocolate and coffee so far - all amazing!! And it's all organic too!See the website for more details.

I believe this establishment is run by fudge packers.read more

This is a fairly large newsagents located in the St Thomas Shopping Precinct. They sell a wide…read morerange of magazines and newspapers along with crisps, sweets and chilled drinks. They also have a small range of cards and cheap toys and they have a fairly large window display in which you can advertise jobs or services. The staff are polite and friendly and the shop itself is clean and tidy.

I always love a Debenhams as I can always find something I'd like to buy this Debenhams is no…read moredifferent. However, it doesn't have as many concessions as some of the larger stores and is in need of a bit of a refurb! Has a cafe on the top floor if you are looking for somewhere to rest your legs and have a brew. Staff are also helpful which is a bonus in any shop! Very centrally placed so definitely worth a browse if you are taking a stroll round the harbour

This place offers you great quality along with great service. Shop workers are always very smiley…read morein here, and don't force themselves on you to buy. The coffee shop is also brilliant, especially as you can sit in the window and look out over the harbour.

Next on Exe Bridges in Exeter is quite large, although I think the one in the town is now bigger…read more It is split into sections for baby/child, men and women. They also do shoes and some gifts. They often have a sale there, and I find you get can decent jeans for about £20, which isn't too bad. The new years sale for the kids stuff is good and you can save a packet! Parking is good and FREE too! Large selection of changing rooms.

This is a very nice Next store situated on Exe Bridges in Exeter. It is quite a large store that is…read morewell stocked and spacious. The staff are very friendly and helpful and the store is kept clean and tidy. They usually have a good stock of various sizes as well as a good petite section.

Friendly. Reasonable. Old fashioned private jeweller. Highly recommended.read more

Chris is an honest and valuable craftsman in the City of Exeter. I am glad to see he has moved to…read morepremises that will display his many talents in a greater light...Nigel Harris Price (another designer/craftsman in precious metals)

This is a really nice Matalan store. They have a very large womenswear department as well as a…read moremenswear and childrenswear. They also sell homeware in this store and have some really lovely things, quite similar to what you would find in Next etc. but at much more competitive prices. There are plenty of changing rooms here so you never really have to queue for too long and the rooms are clean and spacious. I don't live in Newton Abbot but whenever i am nearby i try to pop in here as i much prefer it to the Matalan in my hometown.

Matalan is situated just outside the towncentre close to the race course. It is a nice shop which…read moresells good quality and reasonably priced clothes for all the family. It is a good sized shop so even if it is busy you don't feel crowded. The homeware they sell is also nice. The staff are friendly and helpful.

Devonshire cream tea We came here for a cream tea - a pot of…read moretea and warm scones served with strawberry jam and delightfully sinful clotted cream. It was delicious - but we thought our tea was a little weak!!

Lovely tea room. I found staff really friendly and helpful despite some reviews to the contrary on…read moreother sites. The setting was nice and the decor and quaintness of it was particularly enjoyed by my girlfriend, (why do girls love that sort of thing so much) the tea for 2 was served in a large tea pot which was easily enough for 3 containing about 6 cups worth. The scones cream and jam were lovely and were washed down with the tea was just what I needed after a long walk around the town. We'll worth a stop by if you're in the area.

This is Crediton's other bakery and slightly different in tone to the other. It uses organic,…read morelocally sourced flour and producers a range of products that are vaguely whole food in a lot of cases. The bread, while very tasty, is quite heavy and seems oily at times. Their cakes are large and, I have been told, very nice indeed albeit too big. It does have one disadvantage in being right down the east end of the High Street, a bit out of the stream for some shoppers.

Stevie B's is undoubtedly the best baker in Crediton, in fact the only baker baking on the premises…read moreI understand. Being a pasty fan I have gone out of my way to compare offerings and the Stevie B's pasty wins hands down, moist, well seasoned, good meat. And their Chelsea buns are something else - buy one to share between two to four of you.