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In Devon, we love good quality, locally produced food and drink, and here in Exeter there is no shortage of it, from bees producing honey on the rooftops of Princesshay shopping centre, to local wines being produced in vineyards on the sheltered slopes surrounding the city. There are plenty of opportunities to sample fresh, Devon produce in many of Exeter's cafes and restaurants, or shop directly with the producers at the weekly Farmers Market.
Exeter's location in the heart of Devon, surrounded by fertile farmland and close to miles and miles of coastline makes it easy to shrink your food footprint here. The city's outlying farms proudly show off their wares in farm shops, such as those at Quickes, Greendale and Darts Farm, as well as hosting special talks and demonstrations.
The Exeter Food & Drink Trail will celebrate these fantastic local producers, bringing them together on a map showcasing Exeter's food and drink offering.
Click on the map below to download a copy of the trail map, and scroll down to find out more about businesses to visit along the trail. Sign up to our e-news to receive more information.
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Guest blogger Harry Wild tells us about her favourite foodie places in Topsham...
What better way to start your Sunday than with a locally-sourced brunch menu, views of happily grazing donkeys, rolling hills, and the sea?
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Topsham
The Galley is a charming seafood restaurant in historical Topsham, overlooking the River Exe estuary. From these surrounding waters comes sought-after Brixham crab, River Exe salmon and Exmouth mussels.
Exeter
Brewery tours are available for pre-booked groups of 15 - 50 people, or visit the tap-room bar for a selection of our award-winning ales, and full bar facilities, with wines, ciders and spirits available.
We also offer a selection of award…
Exeter
Perched on the edge of the historic Exeter Quayside, we are housed on the ground floor of a magnificent 19th century warehouse. This building and many like it nearby served the booming woollen industry of the mid 19th century.
EXETER
Winner of the award for Best Classic Gin at the Great British Food Awards 2020, Exeter's own premium gin is made in small batches and produced in a traditional copper still.
Exeter
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.
Exeter
We are located in the centre of the museum serving a variety of treats to help you along the way.
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