The lunchtime stew is a solid choice. Hearty and flavourful, a good break from the usual cafe options. Service was efficient, which I appreciate during a working day. Portion was decent for the price.

The food&rsquo;s always tasty and looks good on the plate. Had the grilled salmon again&mdash;just as nice as last time. A reliable spot when you don&rsquo;t want to overthink dinner.

Stopped in for a late lunch. The goat cheese salad was fresh, and the burger was cooked just right. A good, simple spot when you&#39;re not looking for anything fancy.

This place is a lifesaver in winter when everything else is shut. Popped in for a quick bite and a pint the other night. The view from the window is decent, but honestly, the portions felt a bit on the small side for the price.

Lovely old building, very cosy inside. I do wish it was a bit brighter though, especially in the evening. Still, a nice atmosphere for a quiet dinner.

Great pub quiz on Tuesdays, really lively. The staff are super friendly and the atmosphere is spot on for a traditional local. Decent beer selection too, had a good pint of their house bitter.

Came here with my dog while travelling. They actually have a separate room for people with pets, which is a lifesaver. Means you can actually sit down and eat without worrying. The food was decent, but honestly, that dedicated space is the main reason I&#39;d come back.

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.

Stopped in for a change and got their hot chocolate. It was made with real dark chocolate, not too sweet. The staff were friendly. A nice little treat on a cold day.

The vibe here just hits right. Pool tables buzzing, good tunes, not too loud. Drinks are decently priced, which is a plus. Just a really nice spot to unwind after work.

Friendly service, and the food was tasty. I really liked the veggie and vegan options. But what stood out for me was the atmosphere - it&#39;s just a nice, comfortable space to sit and eat.

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 lovely spot for breakfast with my sister. The gentleman at the counter was so friendly. My avocado toast was fresh, and the eggs were perfectly done. A nice, simple start to the day.

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. 👍

Been here for breakfast, lunch and dinner over a weekend. Food is consistently solid. The wine list is decent, though a bit predictable. Had a nice Pinot with the duck breast at dinner.

A real find. The relaxed atmosphere is genuinely dog-friendly, and the free car park is a huge plus in Plymouth.

Reece and Ryan are still on it after all these years. Phoned to book, they remembered my name and the table I like. That kind of thing keeps me coming back.

Bit of a trek down some narrow lanes to get here, but the quiet spot and the view are exactly why you&#39;d come. Parking was fine, plenty of space.

Stumbled upon this spot wandering around Totnes. The brie and bacon sandwich hit the spot, but the real star was the broccoli and Stilton soup &ndash; rich and creamy. Paired it with a glass of their house red, which cut through the richness nicely. Friendly service too.

Sebastien and his wife are lovely. The mussels were plump, sweet, and the cream sauce was rich. Burger&#39;s up there with the best I&#39;ve tried. Solid vegan options as well. A proper little find.

Came with a big group, everything arrived at the same time which was great. The seafood specials were spot on!

The fish and chips were decent. The batter was crisp, chips were thick cut. A bit heavy on the salt for my taste, but the fish itself was fresh. Good portion size.

Nice spot by the market square. Came for a late lunch and sat outside. Ordered the fish and chips. Portion was decent for the price, the chips were proper chunky. Could&#39;ve used another piece of fish though.

The wine list was a real treat. Our table was tucked away near the stairs, which felt a bit like a corridor. Still, the food was lovely.

A solid, straightforward meal for five at &pound;30. The staff were polite, and the little chocolate for my daughter was a nice touch. Their house red was a pleasant surprise with the mains.

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