Contact Us

Our Address

4 – 9 Southern Warehouse

The Quay

Exeter

EX2 4AP

Email: info@waterfrontexeter.co.uk

Phone: 01392 210590

Standard Opening Times

10am – 11pm

Serving food 11am – 9:30pm

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    Parking Near Exeter Quay

    We are located just outside the City Centre on the beautiful Exeter Historic Quayside.

    There is plenty of parking around the Quay – just follow the links below:

    Cathedral & Quay Car Park

    This car park is free after 6pm, but does close at 11pm.

    Okehampton Street Car Park

    This is a short walk down the River Exe – just right for building up an appetite before dinner.

    Getting Here By Public Transport

    There is a regular bus service, the G Bus, from the High Street to the Historic Quayside.  This runs hourly between 10.30am and 3.30pm from Monday to Saturday.

    The Matford Park and Ride service between South Street and Haven Road runs every 10 to 12 minutes between 8am and 6pm, from Monday to Saturday.

    Facilities
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    FREE WIFI
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    DISABLED ACCESS
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    FAMILIES WELCOME
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    BABY CHANGING
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    RESTAURANT SERVICE
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    LARGE PARTIES
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    SCENIC VIEWS
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    Waterside Seating
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    CASK ALES & WORLD LAGERS
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    CRAFT GIN
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    SPECIALITY COFFEE
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    GLUTEN FREE AVAILABLE

    Dog Policy

     

    Please note we do not allow dogs, except guide dogs, into our restaurant rooms, but they are more than welcome in our first come first served bar area and outside on the terrace.

     

    Alcohol, young people, and Challenge 25

     

    Drinking alcohol at any stage of childhood can have a detrimental effect on the development of vital organs including the brain, liver, bones and hormones. In particular, alcohol during teenage years is related to a wide range of health and social problems.

     

    That’s why an alcohol-free childhood is the healthiest and best option.

     

    Our policy is not to allow anyone under the age of 18 to consume alcohol within our premises. We believe this is a responsible approach to protect children and our licensed premises in the sale of alcohol. For this reason, we run Challenge 25 .  This means that we ask anyone who looks under 25 for ID, and will only serve alcohol to those who can provide us with valid ID.

     

    We also hold a zero-tolerance approach to intimidation and harassment of our staff and will not hesitate to refuse alcohol or service to customers who act in this manner.

     

    Without this policy our staff and premises alcohol licence could be at risk, and so we thank you for your understanding.

     

    Making a difference

    For the past four years we have been supporting charities through donations from our Hawaiian pizza sales, themed events and customer collections. Over these years we have donated more than £13,000. This year we have selected two local charities to support through our Making a Difference scheme.

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    The DPHT’s remit is to inform and educate the public; not only about the ponies and their roles on Dartmoor, but about Dartmoor’s heritage and its importance in terms of the environment and biodiversity. At the 450 hectares site they manage called Bellever near Postbridge, rhey keep a herd of 26 Dartmoor ponies for conservation grazing to maintain wildlife. They provide more free Guided Walks than any other organisation on Dartmoor; and volunteers carry out regular conservation work for the long-term benefit of the public and to preserve Dartmoor’s history.

    They have their headquarters and centre at Parke Estate where we handle feral youngstock adding value for their recognised pony keepers scheme members; producing commercially viable ponies for equine homes or a future as conservation grazers. They also open to the public and run experience days and equine assisted learning courses using their team of trained Dartmoor ponies.

    Their aim is to ensure that Dartmoor Ponies remain the very visible emblem of the spectacular home they helped to create and are valued throughout the world. Please see www.dpht.co.uk or call the DPHT on 01626 833234 to find out more. Thank you for your support.

    For over 24 years St Petrock’s has been the first point of contact for people who are homeless or vulnerably housed in Exeter and the surrounding areas. It offers its own routes to accommodation in addition to basic survival services, advice and support. Its work tackles not only the issue of homelessness but also the accompanying factors, such as anti-social behaviour and wider social inclusion issues.