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Forget about all the cooking and washing up afterwards, tuck into a delicious and traditional Sunday lunch at one of our cosy Exeter restaurants.
Take a break from the shopping, escape from the household chores or press pause on your favourite programme and head into the city for a heartwarming Sunday roast. We're serving up our top picks for a scrumptious Sunday roast...
The Turk's Head
Championing British farmers and producing fresh food sustainably, dig into a hearty Sunday feast at The Turk's Head. One of the region's oldest and most popular pubs, former resident Charles Dickens would certainly approve of the meat and veg selection, served with lashings of cravy of course!
The Old Firehouse
Choose from slow-cooked pork belly, chicken supreme or succulent beef at The Old Firehouse, with mains ranging from £17.50 - £19. For those with a big appetite then you can request a side of cauliflower cheese or honey roasted pigs in blankets. There's even a mushroom and cashew nut wellington, which can be made vegan on request.
Colson's Restaurant
Right in the heart of the city, Colson's Bar and Restaurant at Hotel Indigo serves up an extensive Sunday lunch menu, where you can choose to dine on one (£18), two (£30) or three courses (£36). Choose from oak smoked Dartmoor topside of beef and slow cooked Saddleback pork loin or sample something a little less traditional like “Fish de jour”.
The Fat Pig
A long established people and dog friendly backstreet pub, The Fat Pig serve up their Sunday roasts from 12pm - 3pm. Wash it down with quality local brewed beer and it's happy days but make sure you book a table to avoid disappointment!
Crave
Served from midday ‘til there’s none left, you won't want to miss the ultimate roast dinner experience from Crave. Bring your appetite and tuck into a choice of pork belly, beef, steak or vegan wellington. There's plenty of veg to go round and if that's not enough then there's unlimited gravy and yorkie puds too!
The Hour Glass
A traditional Sunday roast with all the trimmings, The Hour Glass keep things simple but still delicious with a choice of pork belly, rump of beef or a vegetarian option - ranging in price from £17.50 to £23. Choose from an assortment of local real ales and ciders for an authentic pub experience where you'll feel like a proper local.
Hotel Du Vin
Inspired by French home-style cooking, sit down, relax and enjoy Hotel Du Vin's Sunday lunch menu. Treat yourself to a two-course menu for £29.95 or a three-course for £34.95 and choose from roast sirloin of beef or roast chicken and stuffing, served with all the trimmings and including proper Yorkshires.
Wear Park Restaurant at Exeter Golf and Country Club
Whether with family or friends, take your time and enjoy great food in the relaxed elegance of the Georgian house, at Wear Park Restaurant at Exeter Golf and Country Club. Admire gorgeous views across the putting greens to the fountain on the 18th as you dine on the mains of fine Devon meat (from £16.50), with the option of including a tempting starter and/or dessert.
The Devon Hotel
You'll definitely be spolit for choice at the Devon Hotel's Carriages Restaurant as their carvery comes with a choice of roast beef, roast turkey, roast pork, gammon ham or a vegetarian/vegan option, all served with local Devon seasonal vegetables for just £15.50 (£8.95 child). If that doesn't fill you up then add a dessert from the sweet table.
Just outside of Exeter...
Amelia's Panty - Cofton Holidays
Did someone say carvery? Yes please! You don't need to be staying at Cofton Holidays to indulge your taste buds with some juicy Westcountry beef, golden potatoes and beautiful Devon countryside views that will take your breath away. Adults are priced at £15 and children at £9.50.
The Lamb Inn
Nothing says 'Sunday' quite like a cosy pub roast and the open fires at the 16th century Lamb Inn will certainly welcome you in on a cold winters day. Their Sunday roast menu offers a choice of roast beef and chicken, pork belly or vegetable and nut roast with plenty of veg, Yorkshire pudding and gravy to fill you up.
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Located in the heart of the city centre next to the Guildhall is one of the region's oldest pubs and a favourite watering hole of Charles Dickens - or so we believe... Recently restored to its former glory, The Turk's Head is back with a bang and ready to showcase the 700+ year history.
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.
Tucked away in Exeter's west quarter, this old Victorian pub is an independent free house. We pride ourselves on our creativity and support of local independent suppliers.
Widely acknowledged to be one of Exeter’s best ale and cider pubs, The Old Firehouse is very popular with students and locals alike and offers a buzzy atmosphere along with a great range of food and drink at reasonable prices. Serving the famous square pizzas, large enough to share or enjoy the challenge as well as a fantastic Sunday Roast, with vegan and vegetarian options, there’s so much choice that no-one goes hungry!
Eccentric pub and restaurant set in a 19th century building, close to Exeter Quay and city centre, offering a large selection of food and drink.
Crave is located on Exeter's scenic Quayside, offering a relaxed dining experience with an all-day menu crafted from the finest local ingredients. The menu features a surf and turf vibe with an array of small plates, each presenting a delightful twist on classic dishes.
Colson’s Bar & Restaurant will provide a unique take on contemporary British cuisine. Warm-hearted & friendly, relaxed, elegant, and refined, the service you receive when you visit Colson’s. The kitchen is open and fully integrated which allows the chefs to be a part of your experience with us.
Located on the ground floor of our Georgian manor house, with views across the putting green and 18th, you can choose to dine in the bar, restaurant or outside on the veranda or terrace.
A real country pub with great food, open fires, beautiful gardens & large rooms that would put some 5* hotels to shame; at affordable rates.
Take a seat on our terrace overlooking the pool and soak up those glorious Devon views best enjoyed with a refreshing glass of something cold and some of the fresh and delicious local cuisine which we're famed for. You have all the time in the world. Relax and take it easy whilst shooting some pool, twisting some table football, or letting the little ones burn off some energy in the Indoor Soft Play zone.
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