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Bistro du Vin is at the heart of our hotel in Exeter. Experience an elegant and informal setting for lunch and dinner - where our esteemed guests can meet, celebrate or simply pass the time.
It's effortlessly simple. Inspired by French home-style cooking with robust earthy dishes and slow-cooked foods, Bistro du Vin's sublime menu has an undeniably British flavour.
It's about serving up dishes that rely heavily on fresh and seasonal produce. It's about superb, simple dishes prepared beautfully and served in a warm and relaxing setting. All supported by attentive and exceptionally knowledgeable waiting staff, happy to explain the dishes, the ingredients, and how our talented Chefs put them together. Always on hand, your Sommelier is also ready to advise, guide, match or recommend the perfect wine.
Dine al fresco in the beautiful courtyard. Enjoy seasonal food and drink in this relaxed outdoor setting.
From North - M5 junction 29 to exeter City Centre. Through Heavitree bearing left along Magdalen Road. Turn Left at Junction opposite Courts and The Hotel Du Vin is on your left. From East - A30. J29 and follow above.
Trains to Exeter St Davids. Taxi to hotel is 5 - 10 mins and costs about £5. Train to exeter Central walking distance (10 Mins). Go to Cathedral onto Southernhay bear right. The Hotel Du Vin is on the opposite side or road to your left.
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