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For those who are excited for Pancake Day, you're not alone! Whether you like yours sweet or savoury, chocolatey or topped with fruit - there are many cafés and restaurants in Exeter where you can enjoy plenty of pancakes on 13th February. Prepare to tuck in because if you weren't craving pancakes before, you certainly will be after reading this blog!
The Cosy Club
Spiced berry pancakes topped with a homemade compote, mascarpone and shortbread crumb or a stack of American pancakes accompanied by smoked streaky bacon, blueberries and maple syrup - now that's what you call a food dilemma from the team at The Cosy Club! What's more, you then have to decide between a three or six stack of pancakes. Our top tip is to go with a friend and choose one of each so you can share these incredible pancakes between you.
Sacred Grounds
Ok so it's not exactly a pancake but we think it's close enough and who could resist these Heavenly Sacred banoffee waffles, served with chantilly cream, caramelised hazelnuts, toffee sauce, and a chocolate crumb with couverture chocolate chunks. Made with gluten free and vegan ingredients, as well as being lovingly created in-house, Sacred Grounds truly is a foodie haven that's a must visit.
The Ivy
Book a sophisticated breakfast date at The Ivy and dine out on a pretty plate of pancakes. If you're looking to get your five-a-day in one meal then these delicious buttermilk pancakes are decorated with strawberries, raspberries, blackberries with Greek yoghurt, lemon balm and warm red berry sauce. A mixed berry smoothie or peach iced tea would form the perfect partner.
Brightside Exeter
Inspired by childhood road trips of days gone by, Brightside Exeter serve up good old-fashioned comfort food and of course delicious pancakes form part of the trip down memory lane. Start your day by tucking into triple-stacked pancakes with either granola and berry or the classic bacon and maple syrup.
On The Waterfront
Brace yourself as this is a bit of a pancake curve ball but as an alternative how about a pizza base smothered in Bisco ™, topped with mini marshmallows and a drizzle of caramel sauce. Naturally it comes from a place famed for their pizzas, On The Waterfront, but we think they might be onto something with this tempting treat.
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Quirky, eccentric and playful, the Cosy Club offers informal, casual dining, drinking and lounging in a homely and family friendly environment.
Sacred Grounds is a plant-based foodie heaven located in Exeter’s Indie West Quarter.
Neighbouring the iconic Exeter Cathedral at 65-67 High Street, The Ivy Exeter offers sophisticated yet friendly all-day dining in the heart of Devon for locals and visitors alike. The Ivy Exeter offers relaxed, sophisticated all-day dining to tourists, shoppers and locals alike. From modern British classics to Asian-inspired cuisine and fantastic vegan and vegetarian dishes, there’s something for everyone to love, seven days a week. The restaurant sits within easy reach of the Guildhall shopping Centre, Phoenix theatre and the Corn Exchange, making it the ideal venue for pre-show dining or post-shopping drinks.
Perched on the edge of the historic Exeter Quayside, we are housed on the ground floor of a magnificent 19th century warehouse. This building and many like it nearby served the booming woollen industry of the mid 19th century.
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