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As the leaves turn and autumn settles over Exeter, it’s the perfect time for a cozy Sunday roast. From traditional joints to mouthwatering seasonal sides, the city’s pubs and restaurants serve up delicious, hearty fare that warms the soul.
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 an autumnal 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 gravy of course!
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!
Ludo Sports & Live Lounge
The home of live sport in Exeter, Ludo Sports & Live Lounge also serve up a rather tasty Sunday roast with all the trimmings. Choose from roast pork, chicken or beef, along with a plant based nut roast, and for those with a hearty appetite then there's pigs in blankets and cauliflower cheese to fill up on.
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!
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, with the option of including a tempting starter and/or dessert.
voco Zeal Exeter Science Park
A celebration of local farmers, producers and seasonal ingredients, ISCA restaurant treats diners to their Sunday best. The open-theatre kitchen means that you can see your food being prepared with great care by their chefs before tucking into every delicious mouthful. Back by popular demand this October, watch this space!
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 four meats, served with all of their seasonal vegetables. If that doesn't fill you up then add a dessert from the delicious sweet table.
The Ivy Exeter
Although not a Sunday roast in a traditional sense, The Ivy Exeter presents a new collection of seasonal dishes which captures the cosiness of autumn dining and there's still a roast theme running through their menu. Dine out on roast pumpkin and butternut squash soup or treat your taste buds to roasted Queen scallops.
Greendale Kitchen
From farm to fork and made with the freshest cuts from Greendale's skilled butchers. There's Sunday roasts and then there's a Greendale Kitchen Sunday roast! Paired with local, seasonal vegetables, this is local produce at its West Country best.
Darts Farm
Celebrating the simplicity of beautiful ingredients, the menu at The Farm Table, Darts Farm changes regularly to reflect the seasons. Whatever time of the year you visit you can be assured of a loving Sunday roast cooked over fire. You can even order a special cut of meat from their butchers to eat in The Farm Table.
The View Restaurant
Perched high above Sandy Park, The View Restaurant certainly lives up to its name, offering sweeping panoramas alongside a mouthwatering Sunday dinner menu. There's beef, pork belly and chicken options, presented with all the traditional trimmings, and the option of a two or three-course menu that's as spectacular as the views.
Amelia's Pantry, 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.
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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.
Ludo Exeter is the ultimate sport and dining destination in the heart of the city, crafted for every occasion — whether it’s match day, a big birthday, or an unforgettable night out with friends.
voco Zeal Exeter Science Park is IHG’s first net zero carbon hotel, offering sustainable luxury at the gateway to Exeter Science Park, home to the South West’s leading STEMM businesses. Perfectly located 1 mile from Exeter Airport, near the M5 and A30, this premium 4-star hotel is ideal for business and leisure travellers.
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.
Voted 'Devon's Best Restaurant', Crave serves up a vibrant, modern menu that's made to share - carefully crafted by Head Chef, Connor, and our team of talented chefs. Inspired by Devon and Cornwall's seasonal larder, join us for the ultimate all-day dining experience. Open seven days a week, Crave is your go-to for bangin' breakfasts, laid-back lunches, candlelit dinners, and unforgettable feasts with friends and family.
At Greendale Farm Shop, fresh local produce isn’t just for shopping, it’s at the heart of every meal served onsite. Greendale Kitchen, the café and restaurant, offers a menu bursting with dishes made from ingredients sourced directly from the farm and fishing boats. From the iconic Greendale steak burgers to classic cod & chips and vegetarian favourites like the sweet chilli halloumi burger, there’s something for every palate. Families are well catered for too, with a dedicated children’s menu featuring mini versions of the farm’s favourites.
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.
Darts Farm is situated in a region rich in high quality artisan foods and uses the farm shop as its larder, producing an extensive menu.
A restaurant and bar like no other in Exeter. Celebrating locally sourced suppliers with the finest seafood, steaks and vegetables to ensure that every dish on the menu tells a story. Enjoy our sumptuous menus, designed and executed by Executive Chef Matt Mason, whilst enjoying stunning 8th floor views over the Devonshire countryside and coastline. A perfect venue for any occasion. Join us for one of Chef Matt's famous Sunday Roasts, now available on Sunday lunch times.
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.
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.
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