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To build your own Itinerary, click to add an item to your Itinerary basket.
The Cocktail Club takes the meaning of the word cocktail to a whole new level and then some. Living in a world where everyone deserves a good time with a crafted cocktail to match, it is time to get those going out-out outfits dusted from the cupboards, we can proudly say there is nothing quite like what we have up our sleeves in Exeter.
Whether you are after fruity cocktails with a punch or smoky ones with a twist, it has taken months of mixing, shaking and tasting to master a new style of drinks menu which has never made us so proud. Taking the most popular flavours and showcasing their versatility will give you endless choice and a chance to enjoy classic cocktails with a TCC twist. View our menu hear, and no we won’t blame you if you head straight over to the bar after reading it – it’s 5:00pm somewhere right!
With party packages such as cocktail masterclasses, birthday bonanzas, the last fling before the ring send offs, we sure do have it all. It’s time to round up the gang for a night, we promise you won’t regret it.
A five minute walk from Exeter train station, The Cocktail Club promise to give you a night like no other. Bookings are now open so bag yourself a spot to be part of Exeter’s new hot spot. Our team are super excited to be heading over so, whatever you need we have got you covered!
The Cocktail Club host a variety of offers and packages, click here to find out more and bag yourself a night to remember.
5 minute walk from Exeter Station via Queen St
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