The Stoke Arms - Exeter

It has never been served food that is disgusting in my life! In addition to all the Redge ice cold, the cauliflower tastes like it oven baked in a dirty tray, the once burned food and never cleaned was then with dirty food water and the...watery over boiled potatoes, which then burned dry on similarity never cleaned plate water burned trays flavor were both completely unusable and nothing can get rid of the aftertaste. the Yorkshire was pure artistry, burned on the outside when poured over two tablespoons of oil and despite this style raw dough in the inside? How? carrots beans and broccoli, all cold all over boiled to ****, without seasoning and zero taste, the pig was cooked, but zero taste, the gammon had some taste, but was covered in a thick layer of raw fat and also had some raw meat spots, the severity was a layer of oil followed by a layer of clots, the only thing vaguelyedible as those here were the pigs

Delicious house made beef stew, as father used to Nice and tender with lots of vegetables and Dough Boy Devonshire dumplings, as my boy called them.

Absolutely impeccable service, special outcrys for the quick arrival of drinks, the perfect pints and the massive glass of Pimms. Will soon return for the Sunday roast, look forward to these potatoes. Would recommend everyone up there with other facilities like St Anne's Well and the Duke of York. Good journey from the sunny island of the Wite

Nice and cheap bite to eT shame it was a bit burned around the edges a little rough pub but cheap ale

Promoting the operations of the Nashville Country Music Club we were very fortunate in securing Stoke Arms as a weekly venue to host the clubs live acts. After three weeks the club and its members were highly complimentary of the establishment. Jay (the manager in...charge of the catering bar and functions also Ian support and support staff made the club so welcome. Stoke Arms have given the club the run of the place enabling them to put their own stamp on country style. This is much appreciated as well as the warm hospitality quality food and drink at very competative prices. The relationship between club and venue show considerable promise for the future and to extend even further the long standing record as being one of the longest running clubs in the SW since 1984.