The Marquess Of Exeter

Found the Marquess Of Exeter by chance! What a beautiful place, excellent meal, very friendly staff, all set in a lovely village!

Fantastic service and fabulous food. The choice available was diverse and the items we tasted from the Indian menu were exceptional.

We dined here last week at lunchtime. The set menu was amazing value at £16.50 for 3 courses there were 6 of us and we all rated it highly. Will be...

First time to the Marquess this evening for a birthday treat and it didn't disappoint! We could have eaten everything on the varied menu, it catered...

Marvellous, outstanding, beautiful little hotel. Everything is excellent. We felt like coming home. We are coming back soon, for sure. Lovely place!...

Fabulous Indian food the best I have ever had in the UK. My main course from the daily specials was a King prawn dish served in a coconut! The tastes coming through were ingenious and out of this world. The service was excellent and the surroundings light and airy. Couldn’t recommend highly enough and definitely a favourite if you want an incredible eating experience.

Without a doubt one of the best meals I’ve eaten in a while. My husband who’s not so keen on Indian food also agreed that it was the best meal he eaten of lately. We shared a fish starter and papadum both were delicious. For mains; my butter chicken was excellent and coupled with a pashwari naan it was a combination made in heaven. My husband had a lamb main and he was also singing praise. We highly recommend this place and the ambiance was great and the character of the building makes it a great place. There’s also a pub menu if you’re not sure what to choose from which is great.

My friend and I stayed for a couple of nights and ate our breakfasts and main dinner here for both days. The food was excellent, full of wonderful flavours that complemented each other, often with a subtle delight which really focused one’s attention on the food and fully enjoy it. The food was excellent, the service superb. The room we stayed in was in need of some “tlc” but still comfortable. My understanding is that the whole business was a fairly recent purchase by the chef owner and special attention is being put into the restaurant and food, building its reputation from here, it’s clear that the improvements are being made bit by bit to all areas of the business, and neither my friend...

We went for a meal at the marques of Exeter in Rutland we were so looking forward as meeting up with sister inlaw celebration of two birthdays. The food order took some time,the drinks were fine. Once our starters came a bit on the small side on the plate. A prawn cocktail on a plate not in a serving large glass. We awaited our main courses, no one checked if we like more drinks. The Indian food arrived To our amazement small ramekin bowls of Lamb 4 -5 pieces Chicken- 4-5 pieces Lamb pitivier Two tiny bowls of rice Two nan breads we ordered again small. We were not impressed at all but as it was a special occasion we did not want to ruin our special evening. Now the big question the price. E...