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I’ve visited Terry’s a few times with my kids – it’s OK, however due to the elongated shape of the restaurant they have banned buggies and highchairs throughout most of the room.
They do not take cards or cheques, so you can only pay in cash.
Food is ok in quality – last time I went there we had fish and chips and came out stinking of dirty oil!
Customer service is ok – I’ve had worse.
Alright to go to if you want a standard meal, however don’t expect particularly quick service!

A lovely art/gift shop on the high street, but downsides are that it is quite small (laid out well though) and quite expensive. There are lots of nice gifts though, with many of them being quite unique. Hundreds of prints to choose from, which they will frame for you if required.

I have only just realised that this Boots is in the Exebridge centre - it is open until 11pm most nights, I believe. Somewhat better than the one in town!

It is set out over 1 large floor, including a pharmacy. Aside from the pharmacy tills there are 3 other normal tills I think, which I imagine could get overwhelmed if it was busy.

Each section that you would expect to see is there, and is comprehensively stocked.

Parking is ample and free as it is part of the Exebridge centre.

I do love ASK, and Exeter's cathedral green setting is quite lovely. The building is an old listed one, giving you lots to look at whilst you eat. They have quite a bit on their menu, but it doesn't vary very often (except when you really like something, then they take it off!).

Good value, in the main, and a nice place to go if you're meeting a group of friends. Staff are friendly and service is efficient.

Paignton “zoological gardens” is a lovely place, with many different animals to visit. They have spent a lot of time creating suitable environments for the animals, and there is a lot of information to take in. I think it is suitable for all ages - we took our 2 year old girl for her birthday! I would definitely recommend a visit, although it’s a little hilly in places so not great taking a buggy everywhere.

They have toilets around the site, and baby change facilities too. There is a large restaurant, with outside seating for warmer days, plus they have a bar.

Office, on Exeter high street, has a wide range of shoes, from the normal everyday shoe to something a bit quirky! There are some good prices, but some styles are a bit expensive. Staff are attentive and helpful and will always ask you if you need any help when you first go in. As always, look out for the sales!

If you love shoes the tReds in Exeter’s Guildhall shopping centre is the place to go. They have some lovely boots at the front of the store and they do flats/trainers further back. They also have some mens and children’s shoes. Watch out for the sales as that is when you can get a bargain pair!

If you want cheap books then The Works is the place to go! It is located in the Guildhall shopping centre, and although it is small it is packed with bargains. They also do things like colouring books, pens, pencils, arts/crafts etc and other little stocking filler-type items. Always worth looking in there to spot the bargains!

Somerfield is located near the Vue cinema in Exeter, in town. It is a small supermarket, but you can do a full shop there. It is near a couple of car parks, so you can get all your shopping straight to the car, but you can’t park directly outside. They are set out over 2 levels - top level is the newsagent section, and the bottom level is where the main supermarket is. They did have a bargain on the other day of 2 boxes of roses/quality street for £9 which is better than I’ve seen anywhere so far this Christmas!