| Situated in the South West of England, the | | | | Eating Out in Exeter |
| Cathedral city of Exeter attracts thousands of | | | | Exeter is the perfect place for the ultimate |
| visitors each year. As Devon's capital, Exeter | | | | ‘foodie'. There are a variety of good Exeter |
| boasts a large selection of shops, award-winning | | | | restaurants and gastro pubs dotted throughout |
| Exeter restaurants, stunning surrounding gardens | | | | the city and surrounding areas. For many Exeter |
| and is rich in history. | | | | restaurants there is a huge focus on using local |
| Venture a little further and you will reach the | | | | produce, which not only supports local suppliers it |
| coast with numerous of things to keep you | | | | also benefits the environment and helps to reduce |
| occupied. The Jurassic Coast stretches across | | | | the carbon footprint. |
| more than thirty miles and includes many beautiful | | | | For a countryside location head to The Jack in the |
| sandy expanses at Exmouth, Teignmouth and | | | | Green which serves rustic dishes with an |
| Beer. Additionally, Dawlish and Sidmouth are | | | | emphasis on fresh, local and seasonal produce. |
| charming sea-side towns perfect for all the family. | | | | This friendly Exeter restaurant has won a number |
| History of Exeter | | | | of accolades including Best Restaurant in the |
| Exeter's history stretches back 2000 years. | | | | South West of England by the Taste of the West |
| Archaeological findings have shown evidence of a | | | | Awards 2009/2010. |
| Celtic settlement on the banks of the River Exe, | | | | In the centre of the city overlooking Exeter |
| but the city today is built on the foundations laid | | | | Cathedral is the boutique Abode Hotel where the |
| by the Romans. They built a fortified wall around | | | | two Michelin star chef Michael Caines has a |
| the city which was later improved for protection | | | | restaurant. Expect fine dining at its best with a |
| against Danish raids. | | | | variety of menus and wines to choose from. |
| Exeter was a major trading port until a weir was | | | | Exeter Attractions |
| built across the river in 1290 therefore halting | | | | Other than fabulous Exeter restaurants, a large |
| river traffic. In 1563 the first ship canal in Britain | | | | shopping centre, quaint coffee shops and specialist |
| was built which interrupted the weir and the city | | | | stores there are numerous attractions to visit in |
| began to re-establish itself as a trading port and | | | | Exeter. There are various historical sites, gardens |
| became heavily involved in the cloth and wool | | | | and family attractions. |
| trade. | | | | |