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"Lovely little pub with the only problem being how full it gets of an evening. Relaxing on a Sunday after lunch with the papers and a bit of live music is my idea of a good weekend, well spent."
Phone: +441392437217
Address: 2 John Street, EX1 1BL, Exeter, United Kingdom
City: Exeter
Website: http://www.thefatpigexeter.co.uk
Monday: 17:00-23:00
Tuesday: 17:00-23:00
Wednesday: 17:00-23:00
Thursday: 17:00-23:00
Friday: 16:00-23:00
Saturday: 12:00-00:00
Sunday: 12:00-17:00
Dishes: 8
Amenities: 24
Categories: 5
Reviews: 2139
I was looking for somewhere near to eat for the holiday inn express in tudor street. that was only a few minutes away. I hope it's okay and it was. mix from groups here some perhaps visitors like us are most local. that was a good sign, and we have ordered a few with some West Landes-Ziegern norcott obst apfelwein new and a cornish haze. starter were homemade suppe and halloumi fries. excellent and well presented. the mains were sweet cakes with maic and the other sausage and maic. comfortable and very essential meals. in fact, the cake is very considerable. so much that no dessert was required. great staff here very friendly and definitiw ones back to
her Sunday roast is valid for tradition and the right meat, veg and yorkshire pudding with a healthy portion of good heavy, and served with the appropriate sauce (apple for pork, mint for lamb) on the side. the swarm is particularly rewarding, because they lift their own pigs for this and in their sister restaurant, the rusty bike! and their obsession with swarms is clear: funny little statuettes and artworks are scattered around the cozy dining room. so duh! go with the dick, they have a pint and have a jolly good time.
beautiful place where we had a few drinks and enjoyed the atmosphere. they make their own beer, they smoke their own flesh, they are very friendly and eager to serve them some of their best creations.
a rather average culinary experience. my partner was disappointed by the lack of vegan options. I found it hard work with workers dressed in silly comedy supervisors. I will not be rushed back.
Lovely little pub with the only problem being how full it gets of an evening. Relaxing on a Sunday after lunch with the papers and a bit of live music is my idea of a good weekend, well spent.
