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The Twisted Oak
Little John's Cross Hill
Near Ide
EX2 9RG
Tel: 01392 273666
The Twisted Oak is an upmarket pub and restaurant near Ide to the south west of Exeter. It is a stylish little place that combines traditional character and modern style very well, and serves an impressive selection of food in the dining room, lounge, bar and conservatory.
The Beer Engine
Newton St Cyres
Near Exeter
EX5 5AX
Tel: 01392 851282
The Beer Engine was once a railway hotel, but since 1985 has been a real ale drinker’s paradise – a pub and brewery on the same site. A splendid array of ales is offered, as well as excellent home cooked food. Situated in Newton St Cyres, 5 miles north west of Exeter, it is worth making a detour for.
Brook Green Tavern
Well Street
Exeter
EX4 6QL
Tel: 01392 495699
Brook Green Tavern is situated close to Exeter City FC’s St James’ Park ground. It is a real ale enthusiast’s paradise, with half a dozen local and national cask ales on offer at any one time and a good selection of reasonably priced bar meals.
The City Gate Hotel
North Street
Exeter
EX4 3RB
Tel: 01392 495811
The City Gate Hotel is a popular city centre pub, and offers the full range of Young’s excellent ales. Good food is served in the conservatory, and the City Gate also has a pleasant garden containing part of Exeter’s medieval city walls. 15 en-suite rooms also available.
The Globe Inn
Clifton Road
Exeter
EX1 2BL
Tel: 01392 256491
Not far from Exeter’s city centre is The Globe Inn, a friendly traditional pub with a strong emphasis on good cask ales and live music. There is live music most nights of the week, and The Globe Inn keeps a good selection of local ales.
The Double Locks
Canal Banks
Exeter
EX2 6LT
Tel: 01392 256947
The Double Locks dates from the 18 th Century and enjoys a great location by the Exeter Ship Canal, a short stroll from the city centre. A good range of cask ales and excellent food add to the appeal of this characterful old pub that was once a lockkeeper’s cottage.
George’s Meeting House
South Street
Exeter
EX1 1ED
Tel: 01392 454250
George’s Meeting House is a large pub in the heart of Exeter; as a JD Wetherspoon pub, it offers the usual virtues and vices, i.e. well-kept cask ales, bottled lagers and beers and honest pub grub at reasonable prices, but with the usual shortage of atmosphere.
Swans Nest
Station Road
Exminster
EX6 8DZ
Tel: 01392 832371
Just to the south of Exeter is Exminster, and here you will find the Swans Nest. A very popular pub, the Swans Nest fulfils a variety of functions, from bar and restaurant to a dance floor and even a ballroom.