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Exeter Street Food returns, showcasing the best foodie talent from around the south west!
Locally Sourced Fresh produce
Local... Local.... Local... Because of taste, food miles, supporting the local economy ... there are many good reasons!
Without being restrictive
Our traders are free to use ingredients which have been used from further afield to offer a great new streetfood experience - it is amazing how a bit of indian spice can change the taste of locally sourced chicken!
Variety
We try not to double up on stands serving the same food, we only allow this should demand dictate another similar food.
Taste
Delicious food is at the Heart of Exeter Street Food and keeps our regulars coming back for more.
New experiences
What is more exciting than trying a new food or reminiscing a food from your past!
Come and bring the kids!
Getting children interested in wholesome freshly produced food.
Join the Street Food Revolution
Getting people interested & trying street food in the UK that's amazing quality & affordable.
Health & Hygiene
Each stand is thoroughly vetted before we agree to let them trade and serve our valuable Exeter Street Foodies! We obtain a food risk assessment and a copy of their Health & Hygiene certificate issued by local authority upon inspection.
Charity
We believe in working in partnership with a few select local charities on special event weekends to raise funds or awareness. No Chuggers though!
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Free Admission | Free |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
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