Pre match pubs in Exeter

[Ayresome]

Close to St James's - that sell food as well please.

UTB

 

[Grecianpasty]

Close to St James's - that sell food as well please.

UTB

I'd try Google maps and trip advisor. Both excellent options.

 

[Ayresome]

I'd try Google maps and trip advisor. Both excellent options.

 

[Boyo]

Black Horse, Longrook Street or Red Square which is the fan zone by the ground, where you can get a proper pasty.

 

[Mid Devon Grecian]

The Bowling Green, Blackboy Rd a couple of minutes walking distance to the away end.

Serves basic, well priced pub grub. Good selection of beers.

 

[Ashford Grecian]

The Bowling Green, Blackboy Rd a couple of minutes walking distance to the away end.

Serves basic, well priced pub grub. Good selection of beers.

Yeah that is my pre-match watering hole....

 

[Hants_red]

The Farners Union at the bottom of Queen Street. The Turks Head on the High Street. The Ship Inn on the passage to Cathedral Green.

 

[Egg]

The Farners Union at the bottom of Queen Street. The Turks Head on the High Street. The Ship Inn on the passage to Cathedral Green.

Slightly off topic but, under a different guise [I can't remember what it was called back then] The Farmers Union was once run by former City player Jason Rees and stadium announcer Alan Vinnicombe, father of Luke, who played for our youth team in the noughties before moving on to Tiverton.

More remarkably, Alan reinvented himself as The Armchair Detective on YouTube, where he sought to solve high-profile crimes from the security of his armchair, with patrons paid for the privilege of watching his 'investigations' unfold until, that was, a few weeks ago when his sleuthing was 'terminated':

 

[iscalad]

Slightly off topic but, under a different guise [I can't remember what it was called back then] The Farmers Union was once run by former City player Jason Rees and stadium announcer Alan Vinnicombe, father of Luke, who played for our youth team in the noughties before moving on to Tiverton.

More remarkably, Alan reinvented himself as The Armchair Detective on YouTube, where he sought to solve high-profile crimes from the security of his armchair, with patrons paid for the privilege of watching his 'investigations' unfold until, that was, a few weeks ago when his sleuthing was 'terminated':

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[Super Ronnie Jepson]

Wasn't it called the Clock Tower? I think it also turned into some sort of strip bar.