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Prix Fixe Lunch menu: 1 course, £9.95; 2 courses, £11.95; 3 courses, £13.95.
2 courses, £14.95 (order before 6.45pm).
Soiree Gastronomique: 6 courses for £23.95 (available 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month).
Diner Et Vin: 2 or 3 course menu where each course is served with a specially paired glass of wine (available on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month).
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Sunday Lunch: A seasonal soup course is followed by a help yourself lavish French Market Table, the centrepiece of Sunday Lunch at Hotel du Vin. An exciting choice of fresh seafood, crustacea, charcuterie, pâtés, rillettes and a selection of salads, vegetables and freshly baked artisan breads. Then a plethora of your Sunday lunch favourites including traditional roasts and a few delectable delights to finish. Available each Sunday from 12pm until 4pm. 4 courses, £24.95.
A very poor meal. Ordered the salmon but they brought me chicken. Then apologised asked me if I wanted salmon only to be told I could only have a child size portion as they only had that. Had to then wait ages and the vegetables Were poorly cooked. T o be honest they said I did not have to pay.On Very disappointing.
Malthouse – Harvester – ExeterGreat character Pub with a somewhat quirky interior. Good food at a realistic price with excellent service. Set 2 and 3 course meals offering good value. Just off the tourist route but near Haytor Rocks, so good to combine a walk with a meal, Has a nice garden opposite. Parking is somewhat limited but available. Haven't stayed here, but believe the rooms are comfortable. Happy to recommend as well worth a visit.
Rock Inn – Newton Abbot