The best restaurants serving British food in Exeter South West

We were given a voucher for a 3 course Sunday lunch with a 175ml glass of house wine as a gift when we got married. We booked for 1pm but arrived a bit early and we're seated straight away. The service was great and the food was excellent.we had a lovely time. The staff were really friendly.

Popped in for lunch after walking the dogs at Steps Bridge, a truly traditional village tea room, a warm welcome, nothing was too much trouble, small, select menu of panini’s, jacket potatoes, cakes and afternoon tea’s, all freshly prepared to order, absolute delight of a find, will visit again

Great food and service just make sure you have a reservation before you come to avoid waiting!

I absolutely adore Hermione, she was very polite and active, I really appreciated the hard work she was putting in so late at night. I felt very welcome x

Really enjoyed my lunch here in the sunshine overlooking the beautiful cathedral this week. Staff were very friendly and accommodating and service was efficient. The perfect lunch stop whilst visiting Exeter.

Had a fabulous Sunday roast here, delicious and well presented The staff & owners were warm and welcoming. We will definitely return.

I am going to preface this review by saying that I have never been to Henry's aside from my experience tonight, so this review is not intended to critique the food or service of the staff, specifically working inside of Henry's. My friends and I attempted to go into Henry's tonight, but we were told we did not meet the dress code. This was unusual because the reason the gentleman at the door told us we did not meet the dress code was because we were wearing hats and did not have collard shirts. When the gentleman working the door said this to our group, I immediately looked inside the establishment and saw a man wearing a hat with a plain white t-shirt. I proceeded to look at other customers in the establishment and saw other male customers without collard shirts. I mentioned this to employees working the door, and they informed me that those customers would be getting kicked out shortly. I found this odd because it appeared those customers had been at the establishment for some time. One of the members of my group spoke with one of the gentlemen working the door, and he said that they are trying to keep the "bad people" out. After some back and forth, the gentleman told us we could go inside and told us, "he could tell we were good." One group member left and said he felt like he was being stereotyped for how he looked. I did not go in as well. I felt that it was inappropriate to have to beg to go into an establishment. 5 members of the group work blue collar. I mentioned that point to say that I guess if you don't look a certain way, then you are not welcome at Henry's. As for the "bad people" comment by the employee. That was rather unsettling due to the fact that this establishment seems to stereotype people and cast judgment based upon appearance. I guess you have to look like a Charleston lawyer to be accepted at Henry's, even though the 5 blue collar members of the group, more than likely earn a higher income than the majority of individuals that go to Henry's ***I was informed today by my friends that stayed at Henry's last night, that the gentleman stereotyping us told my group that he was the owner.***

Great pub for travelling away fans going to Exeter City games

The atmosphere on entry is the first that hits you as you enter through what was the old chapel. The decor and history of the dinning area just bursts with originality. The way they have have created a fine dinning area within a 18th century hospital ward is both dynamic and inspiring. Then came the food... We started with three small plates which just burst in a beautiful combination of flavour and texture. Myself and my partner both had the flat ironed steak with perpercorn sauce, vine tomatoes and broccoli- done to absolute perfection! To finish off we had the miso caramel custard tart which exquisite. All aspects of the quality of the food, ambience and presentation were bonded by one final thing....the staff. The staff were absolutly brilliant, helpfull, professional, supportive and efficient. The young manager who assisted with my partners nut allergy and wine recommendation was so helpful and very friendly - my thanks to him! Then attending our table was the lovely Janis. Janis is one of those people you hope to meet in life, someone who loves people and is a mirror of who you want to be. She made us feel as if we had come into here home for a beautiful meal. She was warm, freindly, charming, helpful and made the evening for us. Thank You everyone for a great Valentines Evening. Robert & Carol xx

Had my party here and the manager and all staff were fantastic!! Would highly recommend.

Good friendly service. Tasty cheese scone. Also dog friendly!

Always lovely and super family friendly and a great Sunday roast.

Overpriced £3.90 for half pint of Camden. Awful loud music

Can't fault the food and service

Food could have been better, lacked taste however it could have been due to what we ordered. Staff were kind and attentive and the atmosphere was really cute and suitable for celebrations and date night. Decent spot to go for food in exeter and good location.