Cheap Food in Exmouth, Devon*

Corner eateries, quick bites and the local chippy

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• Everywhere. Ecoli a plenty.
• loads of cheap takeawasys in the strand , just listen to the sirens and thats where the fighting starts on a fri and sat night , all the young marines from lympstone commando thinking they are men but keeps us amused
• It's not that cheap - but if you want good food (and we did!) try the mexican restaurant. Lovely place to sit, garden, wide range of well cooked meals, very good wine list, including Spanish cava at a keen price.
• With the exception of the noble house on salterton road there are no and i repeat no good places to eat in exmouth. No where can cook seafood right and if you want a good steak, cook it yourself.
• only kfc or mcdonalds drive thru up by tescos, but loads of locals. minnies & mickies should suffice.
• KFC!!!!
• Munchies of course for the late night snack. However, one piece of advice - if you like Pizza - and I know this may sound bizarre - try it from the Turkish Kebab House rather than Minnies pizza place on the corner. Although Minnies is very nice - you will be amazed how delicious the "turkish" ones are. I thought my friend had lost the plot when she got one from there after darts late one Wednesday night - but can assure you it is now a weekly occurence!!!
• Ali's Kebab's on Exeter Road, forget what they say about the mayonaise and colesaw (jus dont eat any) but i met my current boyfriend in there... c'mon!
• endless. powder monkey is ok kinda expensive food depending what u go for but the BESt place for atmosphere and food is 'the famous ship' pub really good decor and wicked hickory chicken bagettes. go there 4 sure.
• 11a in Church Street - unusual but great for get-togethers
• munchies (by the cinema!) great snack after scums ( samantha's)
• Curry fans will be dissapointed with Exmouth. The town still lacks an authentic Indian Restaurant. The Ganges has recently been decorated with "matching" pink and red decor. The menu is limited and the manager has a serious attitude problem. Tandoori nights is even worse - expect to be served soupy tastless curries in cheap porcelain bowls with moody service. I've heard good things about a new cantoneese restaurant on Albion Hill.
• Powder Monkey and Wine of Araby
• The Wine of Araby. Splendid food at reasonable prices.
• munchies(in the strand) do a great all-day brekkie to takeaway, mmmm all that grease...!!
• Loads of chippys, its a seaside town

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