Exeter activity bars are topped off by Boom Battle Bar, a fun destination for Wizz Fizz cocktails, shuffleboard, axe throwing, crazier golf and augmented reality darts. Not only can you get competitive, but there are evening DJs and hearty sharing bites too.

With 28 taps of top-quality craft beer, BrewDog is definitely one of the best bars in Exeter. Head to Guildhall Shopping Centre to try their epic drinks menu, from beers to cocktails. If you're feeling peckish, delve into their selection of monster burgers, spicy buffalo wings and salads.

On the hunt for a top-notch boozer? The Turks Head is a firm choice. This cosy pub is offering punters a fabulous range of eats, from nachos to mouthwatering homemade pizzas, all washed down with some ice-cold brews or classic cocktails. Yum.

If you're looking for the best pubs in Exeter city centre, The City Gate is a cosy boozer boasting bare-brick walls, a real fireplace and intimate lighting. Make your way over to indulge in classic British fare and craft beers.

The Bootlegger in Exeter is quite the boozer to check out. Steeped with history, the venue boasts a friendly atmosphere and speakeasy vibes. What's on the menu? A killer selection of cocktails such as a mocha espresso martini and a Jaffa cake tipple.

Comptoir Libanais is bringing Lebanese and Middle Eastern cuisine to Queens Road. Enjoy their fantastic selection of marinated grills and sumptuous tagines, and wash it down with some homemade lemonade or something from the wine list.

Double Locks is one of the best pubs in Exeter. This well-loved boozer is not only serving hearty grub, from pizzas to pies from their kitchen, but, they also host dog shows and events in their gorgeous beer garden.

If you're looking for a gorgeous place to wet your whistle, then shimmy on over to The Botanist. This foliage-obsessed space serves a load of signature cocktails alongside wines and beers, which you can also take on its pretty alfresco terrace. Peruse the menu and you'll find the bartender-recommended tipples, like the fruity Garden Mojito and bag any three of the same drink for £22.50.

Old Firehouse is the cosiest of Exeter pubs, a favourite spot for students and locals alike. Not only is the traditional space stunning, but the lineup of local ale and cider is ideal for washing down the delicious 14” square pizzas.

Boasting botanical interiors, a globally inspired menu and lip-smacking cocktails, The Terrace is up there as one of the best bar-restaurants in Exeter. Head on over to this stunning setting to indulge in curries, burgers, pies and so much more.

Craving some top-notch sushi? YO! Exeter is a firm choice. Located in the heart of the city centre, this Japanese spot is serving bites for both carnivores and vegans alike. With buttery sashimi, maki rolls to vegan Inari tacos, there's something for everyone at this well-loved spot.

Zinc is a great pick of bars and clubs in Exeter, as the slick spot split across three whole levels of fun. Not only can you expect 2 for 1 cocktails every Friday and £2.50 spirit mixers, but also a guestlist with queue-jump if you fancy a special night out.

Featuring cocktails such as Woo Woo, pink spritzes and pornstar martinis, Fever in Exeter is a buzzing and stylish venue. Boasting vibrant colours and disco balls, this quirky bar is ideal for girls' nights out aplenty and birthday celebrations.

Serving tasty and sustainably sourced seafood, it's no wonder why Rockfish Exeter is loved by foodies. With fried local hake and delicate sea bass accompanied with fresh-cut chips, and homemade slaw, this is a great place to tuck into delicious food with a crisp glass of pinot grigio.