We offer a wide range of dishes from light snacks to substantial main courses. We use fresh, seasonal produce and change our specials menu daily.

Please click here to view our menu.

In the summer, our big charcoal barbecues on the riverside terrace are extremely popular and it's advisable to book for our equally popular Sunday carvery.

Wherever possible, we source our ingredients from local farmers and fishermen. To make the most of the carefully selected produce, your food is cooked to order and may sometimes take a little longer to be served. We always do our best to serve you as quickly and efficiently as we can.

We serve real ales from the westcountry's leading brewery, St Austell, and always have a good range of real ales on tap. We also sell Rattler Cornish cider, plus a wide range of whiskies - so, all in all, a pretty well-stocked bar!

We also have an extensive wine list full of very drinkable wines, plus some more exotic sparkling wines and champagnes for those special occasions.

Please click here to view our wine menu.

The Mill on the Exe was a paper mill until the 1960s, and the original water wheel used to turn the machinery is now a feature in the pub's gardens. The old mill was converted into a pub, which has been owned by St Austell Brewery since 1994. 

The Mill on the Exe offers extremely flexible accommodation across its two floors. With our easy access and ample parking this makes us an ideal venue for both private and business functions.

Upstairs, we have a mix of formal and informal areas and we can easily accommodate small meetings or parties.

Downstairs, with its own separate access and bar, we can offer private facilities for up to 75 people for a sit down meal, and up to 110 for a buffet or party.

We have produced a range of hot, cold and finger buffet menus and a sample three-course menu to illustrate what our talented team can produce. Please go to our website www.millontheexe.com to see examples. We will be happy to discuss your personal requirements - please contact Janice on 01392 214464.

Disabled access

We have good disabled access, and disabled toilets, on both floors, but there is no disabled access between the two floors.

General access 

The Mill on the Exe is situated on Bonhay Road between St. David's train station and Exe bridges roundabout. 

Main access routes:

By foot: Located on the river Exe, about five minutes walk from Exeter city centre. 

By bicycle: We are easily accessible from the city centre and surrounding area on traffic-free cycle routes. We have plenty of bike racks so you can park your cycle safely. 

By train: We are within 10 minutes walk of the main St. David's railway as well as St. Thomas railway station while Central railway station is about 15 minutes walk. 

Exeter airport is 8 miles away.

The pub’s garden and terrace extend down to the water’s edge, with wonderful views of Blackaller Weir and the Millstone footbridge. There is plenty of river fishing in the area.

There are many walks in the area and the pub is only minutes away on foot from central Exeter, the new Princesshay shopping centre and the magnificent cathedral.

We have ample parking and bike racks. 

The Mill on the Exe is situated on Bonhay Road between St. David's train station and Exe bridges roundabout. 

By foot: Located on the river Exe, about five minutes walk from Exeter city centre. 

By bicycle: We are easily accessible from the city centre and surrounding area on traffic-free cycle routes. We have plenty of bike racks so you can park your cycle safely. 

By train: We are within 10 minutes walk of the main St. David's railway as well as St. Thomas railway station while Central railway station is about 15 minutes walk. 

Exeter airport is 8 miles away.

Mill on the Exe,
Bonhay Road,
Exeter,
Devon,
EX4 3AB

Telephone: 01392 214464