Krispies en Exeter: fotos, reseñas

Descripción

Krispies en Exeter es un refugio para aquellos que aprecian la cocina vegetariana sabrosa. Conocido por sus increíbles hamburguesas y su delicioso pescado con papas, el restaurante promete comidas que son tanto satisfactorias como recién preparadas. Ya sea que decidas comer en el lugar o pedir para una noche en casa, el excelente servicio de entrega garantiza que tu comida llegue fresca y caliente. Con opciones de pago con tarjeta de crédito y estacionamiento en la calle, la comodidad es parte de la experiencia. Las familias con niños apreciarán el menú infantil, y la opción de hacer reservaciones facilita la planificación. Disfruta de un almuerzo relajado o una cena encantadora en Krispies, donde la calidad y el sabor se unen sin esfuerzo.

Comidas

Almuerzo, Cena

Cocinas

Vegetariano

Servicios

Entrega, Para llevar, Reservas disponibles

Pago

Pago con tarjeta de crédito

Estacionamiento

Estacionamiento en la calle, Estacionamiento gratis

Accesibilidad

Accesible para sillas de ruedas

¿Cómo llegar aquí?

Las opciones de transporte público más cercanas para su conveniencia.

Woodah Road

Parada de autobús 149 m caminar

Landhayes Road

Parada de autobús 199 m caminar

Southport Avenue

Parada de autobús 243 m caminar

Manor Road

Parada de autobús 355 m caminar

Buddle Lane

Parada de autobús 208 m caminar

John Levers Way

Parada de autobús 313 m caminar

3.7

basado en 163 opiniones

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3.7/5 163 opiniones

adnan naeem

Comida: 5
Atmósfera: 5

Gddddd foood in towm

Sarah Morrison

Comida: 5

Fab customer service and the fish goujons were delicious!

Chris

Comida: 4
Atmósfera: 5

The ritual of ordering a takeaway, when done well, should feel like a minor religious experience; convenient, comforting, vaguely transcendent. And Krispies, now peddling their wares in Exeter as well as Exmouth, has clearly taken this sermon to heart. We ordered online. No fuss. No friction. Just a slick, seamless procession from click to collection. If only NHS appointments ran this well. The Big Cheese burger remains a thing of improbable joy. It’s unpretentious but not lazy, simple but not stupid. The beef is sourced from Darts Farm, which is like saying your violin came from Stradivari. It has flavour—actual flavour—deep and bovine and unapologetically beefy, with a cheese that melts not into oblivion but into purpose. It’s the sort of burger that doesn’t try to be clever, which is precisely why it is. Then there’s the cod. A chip shop classic that so often disappoints elsewhere, limp and apologetic under a greasy duvet of batter. Not here. The fish was exactly what you hope for but rarely get; firm, fresh, flaking like gossip from a hairdresser, and encased in golden batter that shattered like a sugar sculpture under the fork. The chips? Consistent, hot, golden. Not flamboyant or flashy, but the sort that know exactly what they are and do it with quiet, buttery confidence. Krispies, whether by accident or ambition, has managed to elevate the humble takeaway into something that still feels like a treat without ever pretending it’s haute cuisine. And honestly, that’s what makes it sing.