Showing 1-7 of 7 results
-
Café Paradiso
Hotel Barcelona's funky restaurant is set in a futuristic glass-sided circus top, which is dotted with Rothko-esque artwork and (intriguingly) painted white bicycles. Lunch is chic, with dishes such as curried crayfish on granary baguettes. And there's stylish dining at night (dishes include wood-fired trout).
-
Harry's
The kind of welcoming neighbourhood bistro you wish was on your own doorstep, but rarely is. The décor is wooden chairs, blackboards and gilt mirrors; the food includes goat's cheese and walnut burgers, char-grilled chicken and classic pizzas.
-
Herbies
Cosy and gently groovy, Herbies has been cheerfully feeding Exeter's vegetarians for 20 years. Tuck into delicious butterbean and vegetable pie, Moroccan tagine or cashew nut loaf. It's strong on vegan dishes too.
-
Michael Caine's
Housed in the Royal Clarence and run by a locally famous Michelin-starred chef, this restaurant offers a complex fusion of Westcountry ingredients and full-bodied French flavours. Try the monkfish with red wine butter and roasted garlic or the Devon lamb with ratatouille. There's a bargain two-course lunch and a seven-course tasting menu (£58).
-
No 21
A mellow eatery with subtle art on the walls and subtle lights on your food. There are imaginative fish, meat and veggie options - try the sea bass and chorizo or open mushroom ravioli.
-
Refectory
In the Refectory at Exeter Cathedral you can tuck into cakes, quiches and soups at trestle tables surrounded by vaulted ceilings, stained glass and busts of the great, the good and the dead.
-
tyepyedong
Tucked away in an unlikely terrace of modern shops, this fusion food and noodle bar has a pristine, modern feel. Eat great-value udon and ramen and sip your sake at long, gleaming bench tables.
Showing 1-7 of 7 results
