The Old Firehouse

Cosy Club Exeter takes the meaning of the word ‘quirky’ to a different level; the bar is inspired by an operating table and is illuminated with surgical lighting whilst the walls are adorned with oil paintings, taxidermy, anatomical charts, and Eastern Bloc propaganda. Added to which is the usual eclectic mix of reclaimed furniture, …

This Wetherspoon pub was previously the Imperial Hotel, from 1923 until 1994. The Imperial had been converted from Elmfield House, built in 1810 for the County Surveyor James Green. The Orangery was added by Dr William Buller Henderson, who purchased the property in …

The Monkey Suit is a vibrant, independent bar with an exciting alternative, chilled and friendly ethos. There are three bars over two floors, two of which are available for private hire for all your party and social needs. Hosts live bands and DJs on a weekly …

Come nightfall, this contemporary arts centre hosts live music, performances and comedy …

Venture down the cobbled Gandy Street and unwind in this unique public house, full of character and offering a warm welcome. Enjoy a wide selection of local real ales, lagers and wines and a stylish cocktail bar. John Gandys boasts Exeter’s best weekend party bar and for those looking for an alternative to the …

Exeter’s longest established club plays host to an eclectic mix of music. From salsa to indie, urban house to grunge – there should be something for everyone. The venue also boasts a wine bar, restaurant and heated …

Convivial (if not sometimes crowded) candlelit pub spread over 3 floors of an 18th-century building. A very popular meeting point, this is also a venue for a variety of live music including folk and …

Formerly one of the city’s most notorious back street boozers, they offer a gastropub experience with a vibrant atmosphere. Come and enjoy the freshly cooked local produce from the menu that changes …

Exeter's newest, most intimate underground theatre. It aims to provide a rolling programme of productions from both local and national touring companies. Comedy nights are also held during the month, along with music events on Friday and Saturday nights at 10pm. The bar and Plant cafe are open for drinks and food from 5pm …

A hidden gem in the heart of Exeter's Southernhay area, a stone's throw from both Cathedral Yard and Princesshay, Rendezvous Wine Bar boasts interesting wines from around the world and delicious lunch and evening menus that change daily, focusing on west-country produce, fresh seafood and high quality meat from local …

Only a stone's throw away around the corner from the hustle and bustle of Exeter High Street, the independent, relaxed and friendly gastro bar will be sure to please. The stylish and eclectic mix of old and new decor will soon have you feeling quite special. Enjoy drinks in The SpeakEasy cocktail lounge upstairs, a …

Friendly village pub with a great atmosphere. Locally sourced food at reasonable prices is available lunchtime and evenings (Sunday lunchtime only). Always 4 real ales are on offer and a wide range of wine. Quiz and Bingo nights take place, and the pub is within walking distance of Exeter Chiefs and Westpoint Exhibition Centre. There are …

A quality city centre local, famous for its great value food and drink as well as being popular with sports fans thanks to Sky Sports and now ESPN. Popular with locals and …

16th Century traditional and reputedly haunted pub on the waterfront serving basic hearty pub food and a selection of beers. It comes with a heated open terrace and live music at the …

The Hour Glass is located high over Exeter’s Historic Quayside. This is a small pub, decorated with an eclectic mix of furniture and lighting, with a particular signature style being the use of hats for …

Historic pub located in one of Exeter’s many narrow alleys and said to be the favourite drinking place of Elizabethan pirate-lord, Sir Francis Drake. There is an obvious nautical theme in its decor and food is served every …