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Mangos
Mango's is an independent business who pride ourselves on fresh local ingredients and believe that anything can be solved over a good cup of coffee. Located next to the river Exe, we are situated in a historic quayside cellar that was built in 1820's, making our cafe a unique dining experience.
Open 7 Days a Week : 9am-5pm
Open later Thursday, Friday and Saturday
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Cafe Boatyard Bakery
Welcome to the Boatyard Bakery & Café, home to Emma’s Bread. Located in an old Victorian warehouse, alongside Exeter Cookery School, we overlook the city’s historic ship canal. Within this light open space our award-winning sourdough bread, pastries, cakes and other baked goods are prepared and sold seven days a week. Customers can watch the bakers at work from the large café serving a wide range of freshly prepared food and drink.
Opening Hours
Monday to Friday 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
Saturday 8:30 am to 3:00 pm
Sunday 9:30 am to 3:00 pmOpen most Bank Holidays
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Emma's Bread at the Bakery
Emma’s Bread is real bread made using traditional methods resulting in a flavour and texture to satisfy the stomach and the soul. Specialties include rye, white and seedy sourdoughs, delicious gingerbread and seasonal fare. You can find Emma’s Bread in our home – The Boatyard Cafe & Bakery, as well as various stockists and eateries across Exeter and beyond.
Opening times:
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Samuel Jones
The Samuel Jones is located on the quay in the heart of Exeter, it is renowned for it's range of quality craft beers and delicious food. Smoked and cured in-house and cooked on chargrills and barbecue ovens, our imaginative, tasty dishes fit perfectly with our contemporary, stylish and fun warehouse surroundings. We are a great place to meet friends for drinks too with a range of Ales and speciality Gins.
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The Coffee Cellar
The Quay is the alternative shopping experience. The majority of the shops are independently owned and not part of large 'chain' companies. The emphasis is on a relaxed, friendly atmosphere and quality of service. The Coffee Cellar sits on the edge of the river, its outside tables flooded with sunlight throughout the day while the boats, duck and swans glide by. The mood is tranquil and nothing is rushed, hours can be spent browsing the unique shops and crafts or just sitting in the sun with a drink in hand.
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The Port Royal
The Port Royal has been considered a stalwart of the Quay community since 1844 and is one of Exeter's premier waterside public house. Positioned such a short walk along Exeter Quay and a stones throw from the city centre, St. Leonards and St. Thomas and the new Millbrook development.
Opening Hours
Monday to Sunday 12 noon to 11:00 pm
Kitchen
Monday to Thursday 12 noon until 3:00 pm and 6:00 pm until 9:00 pm
Friday to Sunday 12 noon until 9:00 pm
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Bar Venezia
The unique design and layout enables Bar Venezia to cater for larger groups or parties including weddings, yet at the same time it is able to maintain the individuality for that special occasion. Open seven days a week and fully licensed, whatever the weather, you will not fail to enjoy the warm Italian atmosphere of Bar Venezia. It is an experience that you will want to savour time and time again.
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The Turf Hotel
Situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty and protected by the Exe Estuary and surrounding wetlands being deemed by English Nature a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and Special Protection Area (SPA), Turf is one of the few pubs in the country that can not be accessed by car - walking, cycling and by boat are the means employed. There are two ferries from Topsham and one that operates along the Canal from Double Locks.
Open from 10:00am
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Hire of Transit Shed and Piazza Terracina Space
The cobbled area beneath the Transit Shed and the Piazza Terracina can be hired out for music, dance, street theatre etc. Contact the Quay House Visitor Centre on 01392 271611.
For events on the River and Canal contact Yvonne Goodwin at the Canal Office on 01392 274306
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Double Locks
Beautiful canal side pub situated on the Exeter Ship Canal. It can be reached by walking, cycling, by canoe or by car. It is a dog and child friendly pub with an extensive garden and possesses a volleyball court and children's play area. Traditional pub with an array of real ales including guest ales. Outside barn, BBQ area, hog roast and a marquee available for functions.
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Custom House
The Custom House was constructed in 1680-1 by the Exeter Chamber, extended in 1791 and again in the early 19thcentury. It is a Grade I listed building of both local and national importance. It is one of the earliest examples of a purpose built brick customs house in the country and has some fine plasterwork ceilings. Its situation, just outside the city wall at the head of the navigable section of the River Exe, gives it a commanding view and it is probably only second to Exeter Cathedral in popularity with visitors and photographers to the city.
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On The Waterfront
Open for lunch and dinner, we are one of Exeter’s most popular places to eat. We are proud to serve only top quality, locally sourced food in our restaurant. We are also a Cask Marque accredited pub, which means you can be certain of a good pint of local ale as well as a selection of more widely known beers and lagers.
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Rockfish
"Tomorrow’s fish are still in the sea”. Amongst the treats at this consistently award-winning restaurant are sustainably sourced and locally landed seafood, often cooked within hours of being caught. From your table by the Quayside enjoy simple, relaxed, ingredient-driven quality food for the whole family. They have water taps outside & kid’s packs with beach clean bags and fun stuff that has a focus on sustainability.
