The pub has a great historic feel, really adds to the experience. Sat by the old fireplace with a pint of their Abbot Ale, which was spot on. Just a nice, relaxed place for a drink.

Nice pub for a pint. The landlady is lovely, really makes you feel at home. Beautiful old building too.

Been grabbing a cappuccino and a sandwich here before my train for years. Coffee&#39;s always solid, strong without being bitter. The sandwich is decent, does the job. It&#39;s just reliable.

Loved the mint tea here, so refreshing. The view over the square is a proper bonus. Owners were dead friendly. Food was spot on, though the portions were a tad small for the price.

The mushrooms on toast were gorgeous - super fresh, with a nice mix of herbs. The dark hot chocolate was rich but not too sweet, just how I like it. A really solid brunch spot.

Lovely spot by the harbour, perfect for a sunny afternoon. The terrace seating was comfortable and the view of the water was so relaxing. Service was friendly and made the whole experience feel very easy.

Been coming here for years, their Sunday roast is always solid. Had the chicken last week, it was cooked just right, really juicy and full of flavour. That&#39;s the main reason I keep going back.

Been coming here for lunch for years now. It&#39;s the staff that keep me coming back - Sarah and Tom always remember my usual order and have a quick chat. Makes it feel like a proper local spot.

The outdoor seating has lovely views of the water. A relaxing spot for a coffee, though the wine list felt a bit limited for the setting.

Really friendly team here. Saw them help a customer who was struggling, just went out of their way. Nice to see that kind of care.

Been coming here for years, and the bubble and squeak is always spot on. Nice to see they still have the dog-friendly tables out front too.

The eggs Benedict were creamy, eggs poached just right. Hash browns were huge and soaked up all the hollandaise nicely. Food came out quick after we got our drinks. Solid breakfast spot.

A proper local pub, no frills. The beer is kept well, which is the main thing. Had a decent pint of bitter. It&rsquo;s a friendly spot for a quiet drink.

This is the jewel in the Wetherspoon&rsquo;s crown. If you don&rsquo;t know about Wetherspoon&rsquo;s pubs, restaurants and hotels, they are budget friendly,  no frills establishments many in repurposed banks, shops, high street offices etc. This offering in Exeter is a little different though. The setting, in quite extensive well maintained gardens, is a large old house that used to belong in turn to various professional people. The building has been remodelled and added to over the years. The spectacular cast iron orangery where you can dine from breakfast to dinner time was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, the Great Western Railways chief engineer in Victorian times. It was originally part of the main building of Exeter university but was moved here many years ago. Food was up to the usual standard at Wetherspoons and served on the distinctive crockery which was specially designed for the company. My youngest daughter and I ate here several times over a three day trip to view the university. We ate both breakfast and dinner here. I thoroughly recommend having at least a drink or preferably something to eat here if you are in Exeter.☕️ A tip is that your tea, coffee or hot chocolate is bottomless and at the time of writing was only 1.81 GBP per cup.

Came for a group dinner. Ryan and the team were really helpful, made sure we were comfortable. The live music was a nice touch, not too loud. Food was good, no complaints there. A relaxed evening.

Decent spot on the industrial estate. The classic cafe vibe is clean, no fuss. Had the full English breakfast. Portion was generous for the price, honestly couldn&#39;t finish it all. Good, solid food.

Steak was decent for the price, and the unlimited chips were a nice bonus. 👍

The breakfast was really nicely cooked. I especially liked the fresh ingredients - the tomatoes and mushrooms tasted like they were just picked. Good value for &pound;7.50.

The scones were lovely and warm, served with really nice jam. Just a really good cream tea.

Queue moved fast even when packed. Staff were still pleasant, which is nice when you&#39;re just grabbing a quick bite.

Staff were really friendly and helpful. They didn&#39;t mind at all when I asked about a dairy-free option for the main course, and their suggestion for a starter was spot on. Made the whole evening much easier.

The pastries are huge and so soft, like they just came out of the oven. I love that they&#39;re always trying new flavour ideas, keeps it interesting. My only tiny gripe is they can sell out of the popular ones quite early.

The flat white was the highlight. Smooth, strong, with a perfect microfoam that held its texture to the last sip. The beans had a nice chocolatey note. That&#39;s what I come for.

Service was quick and friendly even when they were packed. Food arrived hot, which was nice.

Always spotless when I pop in. The whole place just feels clean and looked after, which makes a big difference when you&#39;re just sitting with a coffee.

The staff were really friendly and helpful when I had questions about the menu. They took the time to explain the dishes, which made choosing much easier. The food was good quality for the price.

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