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The Prospect The Quay, Exeter, EX2 4AN t 01392 273152 Twitter @TheProspect1


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Cygnet Theatre Friars Gate, Exeter, EX2 4AZ t 01392 277 189 www.cygnettheatre.co.uk


Exeter Quayside 45 7


An independent proper pub, supporting local and open 365 days a year #EatDrinkRelax


The Jolly Roger Tea Room 6 Piazza Terracina, Exeter, EX2 8GT t 01392 433313 t annie.samuels@yahoo.co.uk


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Traditional Family Tea room, Open 7 Days a week, Dogs and Children welcome. Private party Bookings


Quay Presents Cellar 2, Kings Wharf, The Quay, Exeter, EX2 4AN t 01392 477771 www.quaypresents.com


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Wonderful, intimate, and friendly theatre with amazing performances and atmosphere


Quayside Coffee Shop 85 Waterside, The Quay, EX2 8GZ t 01392 757410 or 07969 767 877


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Exeter’s only independent organic coffee and vinyl record shop


Exeter Cookery School 60a Haven Road, Exeter, EX2 8DP t07415783759 www.exetercookeryschool.co.uk e info@exetercookeryschool.co.uk


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Exciting emporium of gifts and crafts. Open all year. most priced £3 - £30


The Quay Climbing Centre Haven Road, Haven Banks, Exeter, EX2 8AX t 01392 426 850 www.quayclimbingcentre.co.uk t 01392 422 559 www.clipnclimbexeter.co.uk


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Fun and friendly cookery courses for all ages and abilities


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Enjoy an action packed adventure at the South West’s largest climbing centre, great fun for everyone whatever the weather.


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