Opening Soon…

Looking forward to seeing you all again soon.

Welcome!

Our wonderful team have been getting our old building into great shape, and we are opening very soon – please look out on Instagram. We’ve got lots of new things happening – a new menu with lots of our best sellers and new dishes featuring! Our very own Loyalty programme Club1603 and we’re launching the Easy Drinking Wine Club too. Amazing wines to collect from the Old Exeter Inn at Cost+ prices.

Thank you

Your support and goodwill are helping to rightly put the Old Exeter on the map of must-visit places in Britain. Last year, we were delighted to welcome guests from Israel, Gibraltar, Spain, Portugal, Ireland, Germany, Italy, France, Holland, Poland, Norway; the United States, Canada, Brazil; South Africa, Zimbabwe; New Zealand, Australia; Japan; India. Our ‘distant friends’.

Closer to home, visitors from all over Great Britain and Northern Ireland. And our ‘very locals’ – the kind and decent people of this town, the moor and surrounding villages, and the folks who drive from as far as Bristol and Penzance to enjoy our hospitality.

Thank you all.

Our former Manager, Mr Kalim Rahman.

Spare a thought

These are hard times for pubs, hotels, restaurants, farmers, fishermen and high street retailers. It should not be so. But the energy, talent and strength of the British people will not be wasted. We continue to plan for the future in our beautiful country – it’s hard, but we keep the faith. Small businesses are the backbone of this nation. Long may they continue.

David & Sue Hattersley

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