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Innovation Centre Cafe
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Innovation Centre Cafe

Exeter

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The Holt

Exeter

Pub, Restaurant and Wood fired Pizza in the heart of Exeter

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Pizza Time

Exeter

Welcome to Pizza Time Exeter, your go-to destination for mouthwatering pizzas, delicious kebabs, and juicy burgers.

Coffee#1
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Coffee#1

Exeter

Opening our doors in 2001 and inspired by the prospect of giving customers a more complete experience, Coffee#1 has remained true to the values we established on day one…

Dartmoor quiz
“The only convict who really got away from Princetown and was not recaptured was last seen taking a bee-line for Fox Tor Mire.”

Who wrote this?

Sabine Baring-Gould. From A Book of Dartmoor (1900).

Worth a visit
Fry's Grillhouse
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Fry's Grillhouse

Plymouth

Dive into bold flavors at Fry’s Grillhouse. From legendary steaks and signature burgers to sizzling fajitas and crispy wings, we've got the classic grillhouse favourites you love.

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Herbies

Exeter

Indulge in the best vegetarian cuisine at our established restaurant in Exeter. Experience delicious vegan dishes and cozy ambiance that will leave you craving for more.

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Eat On The Green

Exeter

Eat On The Green Exeter an independent restaurant offering all day dining. Using local and fresh produce. Specialising in Devonshire High Teas. Vegetarians and Vegans catered for.

A close-up photograph from DartmoorPhotograph by Glavind Strachan Photography

“All around the hills were silent; and the long pale shadows lay, like flaws of calm on tidal waters; while the "holy circles," where unholy deeds had stained the moor, stood up, like ghosts that have no churchyard.”

Also on Our DartmoorSiward's or Nun's Cross — Dartmoor's largest wayside cross, 2.07 m tall, called Siward's Cross in the 1240 bounds and Nun's Cross by 1699, at a meeting of old moorland tracks.