Serves meat, vegan options available. UK restaurant chain with 1930s inspired interior. Offers a variety of foods from British classics and burgers to tapas and sandwiches. Separate vegan menu, upon request, offers choices like vegan breakfast, falafel sandwich, aubergine tagine, super food bowl, chocolate and orange torte. Kitchen stops 1 hour before closing. This one was built in an old hospital with high ceilings and wooden floors. Open Mon-Wed 09:00-23:00, Thu-Sat 09:00-23:30, Sun 09:00-23:00.
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Halford Wing, Dean Clarke House, 1 Southernhay Gardens, Exeter, England, EX1 1SG
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- Outdoor seating
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts credit cards
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Last update on 30 Jul 2018 by Guest
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Added by Ffion89 on 21 Oct 2015
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11 Reviews
First Review by Ffion89
coastalchickie
Points +343
Gluten free and vegan options! - Edit
We ate here twice during our stay in Exeter. It’s conveniently located near our hotel (Mercure Southgate) and we loved the atmosphere here. I had the gluten free/vegan risotto for dinner and the gluten free vegan breakfast in the morning. I can’t do spicy so they replaced the harissa beans with regular for me.
Read morePros: Multiple gluten free/vegan options, Atmosphere, Location
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johnbauy
Points +107
Fabulous food and atmosphere - Edit
Fantastic restaurant inside an old hospital. Vegan options clearly marked (separate menu). The green veg risotto I had was amazing!! Friendly and helpful service too. Definitely coming back here next time I’m in Exeter
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Jatietucker
Points +104
Average Chain - Edit
Average chain restaurant with average menu
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options , Serves food all day
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nahummclean
Points +261
Would only Recommend if you’re desperate - Edit
Options are there, however food is piss poor
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options
Cons: Terrible quality
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amberlouisa
Points +311
so many options! - Edit
loads of vegan and veggie options, and such a welcoming atmosphere too. I love it here in the winter, especially as they serve tea and coffee until late as well when all other cafes are closed haha.
Read morePros: vegan options - unique, affordable, open late
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AndrewMarshfield
Points +92
Well impressed - Edit
Got here with no booking on a Tuesday night, one week before Christmas. Always dangerous but no problem despite being busy. Nice touch to ask re dietary preferences / allergies so we could be given the right menu instead of having to check for a V or a ve!
Read moreI had the turmeric cauliflower, roasted vegetables with harissa and the garlic mushrooms. Oh and chips!
Really imaginative, tasty and fresh food. Great service from Charlie and her team, great food and good prices. What's not to like!
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Lozilou
Points +74
Great place to meet up - Edit
Would definitely go again
Read moreWe chose the cauliflower starter and the tofu fish n chips. Both really tasty and well cooked, we were too full for desert!
Pros: Great food, Cool Venue , Knowledgeable Staff re allergies
Cons: Be awesome if they went completely veg / vegan , Gets busy and loud at times
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EmmaW
Points +144
Extensive vegan menu - Edit
Really adorable restaurant with nice service. Have a good vegan menu including drinks, breakfast/brunch, dinner and dessert
Read morePros: Separate vegan menu, Great atmosphere
Cons: Drinks menu not well marked
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Paul Hiley
Points +216
Great atmosphere, service and adequate food. - Edit
We enjoyed our Friday evening dinner for four (only two vegans) - the staff were most attentive and helpful and the atmosphere (apart from the animal heads) was good. We enjoyed our meal from the vegan menu and although there was only one dessert we enjoyed the chocolate orange tort. Overall a very enjoyable evening.
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SarahGunn
Points +29
Don't bother with food - Edit
Fine for cocktails, but animal heads on the walls goes beyond quirky into the realms of revolting in my opinion, and the food is nothing to write home about.
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Ffion89
Points +647
Good for brunch or lunch - Edit
I've been to Cosy Club in Exeter many times, and it is a bit hit-or-miss. Sometimes it's great, other times not so, and once they had run out of vegan mains which was very disappointing, especially as I had booked a table for my boyfriend's birthday meal!
Read moreThe vegan menu changes occasionally, but generally offers good options. There is much more choice if you go between 9am and 6pm, so I would advise visiting for breakfast, brunch, lunch or early dinner.
The tapas options are really nice, as is the vegan panini, but unfortunately there is only one dessert option which is a sorbet.
Staff are very friendly, and the building is interesting because it used to be a hospital; it feels really grand with very quirky/vintage furnishings. The location is a bit out of the way from the main part of the city centre, in an area better known for office buildings so it is popular with office workers for after-work drinks.
Pros: Vegan menu, Friendly staff, Interesting location and building
Cons: Hit-or-miss, Lack of vegan options for dinner
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