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Restaurants in Exeter
Discover Devon's dining hub by booking restaurants in Exeter
Exeter's restaurants draw diners from all over the south west to one of the region's most exciting gastronomic hubs. Devon's capital is firmly entrenched as a leading food city. Part of that is thanks to events like the Festival of South West Food and Drink, but Exeter's restaurants selection is even more crucial. When you look for dining options on Quandoo's site, you'll encounter an array of possibilities, from gourmet burger outlets to brasseries in the Quayside area, various options in the renovated Guildhall complex and out of town eateries in Topsham. Global tastes mingle with traditional British produce in a city that is serious about its cuisine, so find the perfect Exeter restaurants for your schedule and make a booking today.
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Côte Exeter
City Centre
French££££
5.4/61646
Spice & Stone
Broadclyst
Indian££££
5.6/672
Marcello Restaurant
Topsham
Italian££££
5.4/642
Pasha Restaurant - Exeter
City Centre
Turkish££££
5.4/648
L'Estuaire Bistro Bar
Topsham
French££££
4.9/643
The Ottoman Grill
City Centre
Turkish££££
5.4/643
The Canopy
City Centre
Mediterranean££££
5.3/638
The Thatched House
Exwick
European££££
6.0/67
The Olive Tree Restaurant - Exeter
City Centre
European££££
4.9/615
Zitas
City Centre
European££££
4.3/618
Mango's Cafe & Bar
City Centre
Bar££££
4.3/63
Real India
City Centre
Indian££££
5.5/62
Venezia Exeter
City Centre
Italian££££
5.2/66
Tang Shian
City Centre
Chinese££££
4.5/610
Red Rose
City Centre
Indian££££
Ganges - Exeter
City Centre
Indian££££
5.2/66
Blue Eye BBQ
City Centre
Turkish££££
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Dine with friends at pizza restaurants in Exeter
The casual dining opportunities at restaurants in Exeter are on of the city's culinary highlights, and pizza is at the top of the list. When you book tables at pizzerias in Topsham or the city centre, you'll discover authentic pizzas cooked in wood-fired ovens. And you'll also find no end to the toppings available. From vegan butternut squash pizzas and slow roasted pork to crispy duck and locally caught crayfish, Exeter's pizza restaurants know how to innovate and respect Italian traditions at the same time. There's no better way to get together with friends or get ready for a night of dancing. - 2.
Exeter's restaurants showcase Devon's excellent beef and pork
Meat is also well and truly on the agenda at restaurants in Exeter. That's not a surprise given the city's location. Devon has a legendary meat industry, and diners are starting to discover all of its charms. For instance, the county's Ruby Red Beef breeds are finding a new audience, lured by their grass-fed, slow developing lifestyles and super tender, flavoursome meat. Exeter's steakhouse restaurants know precisely how to extract those flavours and couple prime steak with sauces, sides and vintage wines. And beyond beef, you'll find Devon's own pasty recipes and hog's pudding - a spicy pork sausage. It's heaven for carnivores who love to sample local produce at its best. - 3.
The seafood is superb at restaurants in Exeter
Then there's Devon's seafood. With a long coastline along the English Channel, it's a county that harvests a rich bounty from the ocean, including some of the most succulent, meaty crabs you will ever taste. Head to Exeter's restaurants to experience world-class crab and lobster sandwiches, try locally harvested oysters, mussels, calamari and much more. There's even a thriving local caviar industry, and it's definitely an option at upscale restaurants in Exeter. So if you have a passion for the fruits of the sea, find the ideal dining spot on Quandoo. - 4.
Spice up your meal with global cuisine from Exeter restaurants
Exeter's restaurants also include some exceptional Asian and Middle Eastern places to eat. With a large student population and a prosperous economy, Devon's capital is fertile ground for international restaurant owners, and plenty of excellent places have opened in recent years. Enjoy authentic lamb Kashmiri curries, try some healthy fish grilled in an age-old Turkish style, or gorge yourself on dim sum, prawn dumplings, crispy shredded beef and spring rolls at one of the many Chinese restaurants in central Exeter. There's a whole world of choice on offer at Quandoo, so feel free to explore. - 5.
Enjoy British favourites at restaurants in Exeter
Moving back to traditional British fare, Exeter's restaurants selection also features some great gastro-pubs and brasseries where national favourites can be found. If you need a first-class roast dinner with a choice of meats and all the trimmings, you know where to go. There are upmarket bistros which take pub favourites like fish and chips, cottage pie, and Welsh rarebit, and enhance them with their own unique skills. Then there are gourmet British eateries which cater for special occasions, whipping up cod loin, smoke mackerel starters and 21 day steaks on demand. These places create a wonderful fusion of local ingredients, British recipes and global skill, adding new elements to familiar dishes. - 6.
You'll find superb restaurants all over Exeter
Wherever you live or study in the Exeter area, restaurants will be ready to serve you some tantalising, delicious dishes. There's a cluster of eateries in the City Centre, which includes options from China, India, Turkey and Europe. But don't feel limited to the centre. At Quandoo, you can pick restaurants all over Exeter, including places with riverside settings, views of the cathedral and options near the university. You can look further afield too, down to Topsham or villages like Broadclyst. Wherever you go, expect stunning food, so make your choice and get ready for a treat.
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