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John Gandy's

The guide was updated: 2023-01-24

Venture down the cobbled Gandy Street and unwind in this unique public house, full of character and offering a warm welcome. Enjoy a wide selection of local real ales, lagers and wines and a stylish cocktail bar. John Gandys boasts Exeter’s best weekend party bar and for those looking for an alternative to the ‘clubs’ – a team of mixologists, late night openings on Friday and Saturday and great music create a place to come and have fun, 7 nights a week.

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Address: 23 Gandy Street, Exeter
Opening hours: Monday - Thursday: 4pm - 12am, Friday - Saturday: 12pm - 2am, Sunday: 12pm - 12am
Website: www.johngandys.co.uk
Phone: +44 1392 213924
Email: info@johngandys.co.uk

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John Gandy's

John Gandy's

Venture down the cobbled Gandy Street and unwind in this unique public house, full of character and offering a warm welcome. Enjoy a wide selection of local real ales, lagers and wines and a stylish cocktail bar. John Gandys boasts Exeter’s best weekend party bar and for those looking for an alternative to the ‘clubs’ – a team of mixologists, late night openings on Friday and Saturday and great music create a place to come and have fun, 7 nights a week.

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