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Vegan restaurants with outdoor seating in Exeter

9 places in Exeter with tables outside.

Each one is recorded as having outdoor seating: a terrace, a garden, a courtyard or tables on the pavement.

2 of them are branches of Wetherspoon.

Of the 9, 3 are recorded as wheelchair accessible. Each of those is what a local mapper recorded, so it is worth a check before a trip that depends on it.

Where to eat vegan food outside in Exeter

  • Côte BrasserieHas vegan options

    19-21 Cathedral Yard, Exeter

    French
  • Cowick BartonHas vegan optionsPub

    121 Cowick Lane, Exeter

  • CraveHas vegan options

    Commercial Road, Exeter

    Takeaway · Wheelchair accessible

  • Double Locks InnHas vegan optionsPub

    Canal Banks, Exeter

    Wheelchair accessible

  • Eat On The GreenHas vegan optionsCafe

    1 Cathedral Close, Exeter

    BrunchCafeGrillSteak House
  • The IvyHas vegan optionsThe Ivy Collection

    65-67 High Street, Exeter

    British
  • The Press HouseHas vegan optionsCafe

    132 Fore Street, Exeter

    Coffee Shop

Vegan food outside at the chains in Exeter

Wetherspoon accounts for 2 of the venues on this page. A branch is the same menu wherever you find it, so they are listed apart from the places above rather than mixed in among them. They still qualify: each one is recorded as having outdoor seating: a terrace, a garden, a courtyard or tables on the pavement.

What is vegan at Wetherspoon.

  • The ImperialHas vegan optionsPubWetherspoon

    New North Road, Exeter

  • The Sawyer's ArmsHas vegan optionsPubWetherspoon

    121 Cowick Street, Exeter

    Wheelchair accessible

Questions people ask

Where can I eat vegan food outside in Exeter?

9, as of the last refresh. This page lists all of them rather than a selection. Each one is recorded as having outdoor seating: a terrace, a garden, a courtyard or tables on the pavement.

Are these places fully vegan?

These serve vegan food as part of a wider menu. Each venue's page says whether a local mapper recorded that status or we inferred it from menu and listing data.

Are any of them chains?

4 of the 9 listed belong to a named brand: Wetherspoon (2), Côte Brasserie (1) and The Ivy Collection (1). The ones with more than one branch here (Wetherspoon) are listed together underneath the rest, because a branch is the same menu wherever you find it. A venue is only counted as a chain when it carries that brand itself, so two places that happen to share a name are never merged into one.

Which of them are wheelchair accessible?

3 of the 9, and those rows say so underneath the address. Each one is recorded as wheelchair accessible by a local mapper. A venue recorded as only partly accessible is left off this list rather than included with a note. Nothing is recorded either way for the rest, which is not the same as knowing they are not.

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