The Drewe Arms in Exeter

Good authentic pub, good beers, food looked good too. A warm welcome, first class service. Shame we weren't there for long. Lovely history inside about the oldest Landlady. I recommend stopping for a drink. Beautastic!

Popped in today after a visit to the lovely castle drogo. Lovely friendly welcome.lovely pub and had a an amazing lunch.i recommend a visit .we will be back

Lunch - good pub grub served with a smile and with good ales. Nothing pretentious here, just a real local pub.Evening Open Mic night. ...A great welcome for us as two holidaying buskers. Unusually for some mic nights, there were no prima donnas - just genuine and talented musos covering many styles. A really appreciative audience and musicians who'd stayed for the whole evening - not just doing their bit and leaving. An excellent night in a proper pub - thank you.

We had dinner and a few ciders here. The landlord was very friendly and food was typical pub club and tasty. The pub was busy with lots of chat and dogs.

Lovely people...but food cooked to death

An ordinary country village pub. Old building, with some character, pretty ordinary pub grub, excellent beer.

Would have been nice to have the dire on. Dood qas good though. Nice stop for lunch

Traditional thatched pub with excellent food and variety of beers and in particular ciders.Was originally run by Ms.Mudge who was at one time the oldest pub landlady in Britain.Well worth a visit.

Great pub grub, for a good price. Thank you Jane for being a fantastic landlady. Keep up the good work, we will be back.

A lot of the menu was unavailable, especially to me, as I am lactose intolerant. No pudding either. Brought my own milk for a cup of tea tasted a little strange tasting. Must be the water. Staff were lovely and pet friendly it certainly is, lots of doggies. The food was lovely but took a while to come.