Heart-pumping classes and scrumptious brunches - Great Days Out in Exeter

Breakfast is billed as the most important meal of the day right? Which is why a post-workout breakfast or brunch will be just what you need to refuel and unwind after your morning class at St Sidwell's Point. The great news is that Exeter has some amazing breakfast or brunch options to choose from, many of which are super healthy and locally sourced too! 

Get your heart pumping at a class

It’s a known fact that exercise releases endorphins throughout the body – which is known as the happy hormone! The fitness facilities at St Sidwell’s point are second-to-none, giving you every opportunity to get moving and increase your physical health.

Inspire each other as you take part in group exercises a St Sidwell’s Point. Enjoy an extensive programme including fan-favourite Les Mills classes, including BODYCOMBAT, BODYATTACK, BODYPUMP and other electrifying sessions with experienced instructors.

You could also join a spinning session in the indoor cycling studio, strengthen your body with a Pilates class and get your heart pumping with a round of sprints! What class will you choose?

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Time for breakfast or brunch

Many of the restaurants and cafes in Exeter only use the best, locally-sourced ingredients to make their breakfasts as hearty, nourishing and delicious as possible. Whether you fancy a traditional cooked breakfast, sweet pancakes, poached eggs and avocado or a waffle or vitamin-packed smoothie, Exeter is the perfect place to kick-start your morning! Here are some options to get your tummy rumbling!

If it’s too late for breakfast and too early for lunch, you’ve got the perfect excuse to do brunch! Exeter is well-known for its vibrant food and drink scene, offering a great choice of healthy options for morning diners. Here are some of our top picks for the perfect brunch!

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Cathedral Quarter

For breakfast with one of the best views in the city, head to Eat on the Green. Housed in a sixteenth Century building overlooking Exeter’s historic Cathedral Green, you’ll find an exciting breakfast menu made using only the best, local, free range produce.

Neighbouring the iconic Exeter Cathedral, The Ivy Exeter offers a sophisticated yet friendly weekend brunch option. Featuring seasonal ingredients, including vegan and vegetarian options, their brunch menu features some delicious alternatives to fuel your day ahead. Taste of South Street is an independently owned and operated bar and kitchen with a strong focus on using fresh local ingredients.

Located in the gorgeous Cathedral Yard, grab some pancakes at The Cheeky Vegan and sit outside for some fresh air, also with spectacular views across Cathedral Green.

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West Quarter

Head to Exeter’s independent West Quarter for The Glorious Art House - a vibrant art café with a pretty courtyard garden serving delicious breakfasts and roasted coffee supplied by local independent Brazier Coffee Roasters.

Within the West Quarter, you’ll also find Sacred Grounds – a foodie haven for everyone, which prides itself on fresh, delicious, considered food. Bright, airy and beautiful, it’s a great destination for friendly welcoming service and a nourishing breakfast.

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At Lloyd's Lounge, choose from eggs benedict, eggs royal, poached eggs and avocado or go traditional with the 'Exe Breakfast' or 'Farmers Breakfast' - how delicious does this sound?

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