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Jack In The Green Inn

British, Pub Food • Exeter
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5.0/5
(01404) 822240 Rockbeare, Exeter, Devon, EX5 2EE (01404)8…Show
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The multi-award-winning Devon dining institution that’s still hungry for success. Proudly independent, the Jack’s team thrives on the buzz of service whilst serving some of the best food in Britain.
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About Jack In The Green Inn

Don't be fooled by its pub guise, this is one of the most accomplished restaurants in the South West. Located on the outskirts of Exeter, this is a quality, well-oiled machine that champions seasonal produce from within a 25-mile radius of the pub. ‘Sophisticated simplicity’ sums up the cooking style and the pub is no stranger to awards. The wine list alone makes it worth seeking out, as do the 2 AA rosettes for culinary ambition and consistent value for money. The Jack in the Green is now owned and run by husband-and-wife team Craig and Miranda Griffin who between them have a combined 20 years of service at ‘The Jack’.

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Food 5.0/5
Service 5.0/5
Atmosphere 5.0/5
Value for Money 5.0/5
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Jack In The Green Inn Offers

British
Pub Food
Exeter

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Sunday Menu: 2 courses, £31; 3 courses, £39.50.

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Fabulous place and food!
Cheeketh
Delicious food and lovely styling. Lovely sophisticated pub without feeling ostentatious.
Andrew Mason
Ideal place for a romantic Dinner for two or a family gathering. We celebrated our Sons 21st with a family dinner at the Jack recently and everyone had a very good meal, reasonable priced and a good selection of wine and Ales. Paul is a great host, his staff trained very well and its somewhere we always recommend.
Bart
Had a stunningly good lunch here recently. Rarely do I go to a restaurant and find choosing difficult but here there is so many appealing dishes I did have trouble. I opted for Tempura of Monkfish with a delicious dip to start followed by partridge which was packed with flavour and beautifully presented. For dessert I tried a taster plate of mini puddings which was too good. The service was exceptional, the staff engaged and passionate. If only I was local to the area, it is now my favourite restaurant.
john and marie holsgrove
i went with my partner for lunch weather was hot so we only went for a light bite. but i wanted to mention the quality of the desserts my partner a selection of sorbets and ice creams a selection of four all with fabulous fresh flavours you cant buy quality like that elsewhere. and i had the passion fruit assiette , a wonderfully light mousse melt in the mouth texture and remarkable flavour, a fantastic sorbet that cut through the tart like nothing i can describe they were truly remarkable and memorable. when we asked who had created such amazing treats we were told the pastry chef -Scott Paton is only nineteen ... WOW what a talent.
Kelly I Am
Unfortunately when I visited Jack In The Green it was on a quiet night. I prefer a little more vibrancy. However this didn't detract from the fact that this has to be the best food in the South West. Every bite was bliss!
bart
We dropped in for lunch, it was unusually busy we thought considering its in the middle of nowhere, but, I suppose it is just outside of Exeter. It would have been very easy to spend but we used will power and held back. I had sausage and mash, it was fantastic, the quality of the sausages was staggering, apparently they are made just for them by a top local butcher. My partner (a Veggie) had what she referred to as brilliant, a tart of leek and goats cheese, we couldn? resist puddings. We shared a selection of different passion fruit desserts that included sorbet, cheesecake and mousse, all presented on designer crockery and a mille feulle of berries with creme anglaise. I cant wait for the opportunity to go at night.
Jack In The Green Inn
Four of us ate on a Friday evening in the restaurant, rather than the bar. The slightly dated decor did not detract from what was a superb meal. Presentation is excellent but quality and taste are not neglected. Portions are adequate, though a slightly larger vegetable dish would have been nice. The choice is plentiful, with more dishes on the chalkboard. Service was good with staff attentive and knowledgeable. Highlight for me was the citrus dessert selection - 4 mini desserts in one at a bargain price! As far as prices are concerned, think of the Jack as a restaurant, rather than a pub and consider the cost reasonable in relation to the quality of the fare. Excellent!

Jack In The Green Inn File

Fact File

Main dining room capacity 90
Best seat Dart Room for up to 30 diners
Max group booking size 80
Function rooms available Yes
Function rooms details The Otter Room
Outside dining space Yes
Outside dining spaces 100
Average 3 course lunch price (excluding drinks) £25
Average 3 course evening meal price (excluding drinks) £25

Disabled Facilities

Wheelchair access throughout facility Yes
Dedicated disabled toilets Yes
Dedicated disabled parking Yes

Additional Information

Payment by credit card Yes
Payment by debit card Yes
Air conditioning Yes
Drink without food Yes
Separate bar with seating Yes