Who ate ALL the Pies?

Now you can take our pies home with you.

New for 2026 – Our Mix & Match Pie Boxes

Take some Dartmoor home! Great for friends and family, or enjoy them yourself!

Our Pies. Your Kitchen!

Our Mix & Match selection features four of our delicious pies, each one encased in beautiful shortcrust pastry and ready to bake at home. Simply choose your favourites and build your own Pie Box.

Proper Pies. Made Properly. Straight from Dartmoor to your own table.

Savour the flavour of the Old Exeter Inn

  • Steak & Ale
  • Cheese & Onion
  • Chicken, Ham & White Wine
  • Lamb Hotpot

The Trencherman is here!

You can now take home our largest pies, too! The Trencherman is our Farmhouse Pie, and it’s perfect for cutting at your own table. Approx 1-1.1kg The Trencherman is big and beautiful.

  • Steak & Ale
  • Cheese & Onion
  • Chicken & Ham

Please ask for our Pie Box Menu when you’re here. We’ll get your selection ready for when you’ve finished your meal. Or, you can call us to order on 01364 652013.

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