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The Long Lounge, on the Streatham Campus, aims to offer a range of healthy, ethical and organic foods.Exeter campuses
For information on cafes and bars around campus visit the pages on the Exeter Guild website.
Eat
Whether you’re looking for a coffee in between lectures or a bite for lunch, there are a number of on-campus cafes in a number of convenient locations.
If you want to find out more visit the Students’ Guild eating page.
Campus cafes during Welcome Week
Peter Chalk Centre is open from 8am until 4pm both Saturday and Sunday. Thre is also a full list of campus cafes.
Monday-Friday
- Queen's Cafe: 9am until 9pm
- XFI Cafe: 9am until 4pm
- Peter Chalk Centre: 9am until 3.30pm
- Harry's (Harrison Building) 8.30am until 4pm
- Amory Cafe 9.30am until 3.30pm
- The Terrace 8am until 6pm
Drink
The Ram is the Students’ Guild’s main bar on campus. With a traditional feel, this watering hole offers a wide range of very reasonably priced beverages. It’s a hive of summer activity, with its beer garden home to events such as the Summer Festival. It’s the perfect place to relax after your lectures, or the stress of exams later in the year. The Ram also plays host to ‘Ram Jam’, a regular music event where you literally can turn up and play, as well as theme nights, quizzes, and pool table.
The Lemon Grove during the day, is a relaxed and friendly atmosphere in which you can meet up with friends and chill out. Fitted with several plasma screens, it’s also the best place to catch the latest sporting action and popular daytime TV. In addition to quizzes and the weekly Open Mic night, the Lemon Grove also puts on poker afternoons. It’s also home to the Lemmy club night, as well as concerts.
For more information on the above visit the Students’ Guild drinking page.
Shop
Monday - Friday 8:30am - 6pm
01392 263557
The Student Shop stocks a variety of food, drink, magazines and newspapers. It is the only place on campus where you can get Exeter-branded clothing and other merchandise.
The Print Shop is the place for all your print-related needs. As well as being the cheapest place on campus for black and white printing,colour printing, and copying, you can also get t-shirts printed, dissertations bound, and purchase pens, USB sticks, blank CDs and DVDs, books, souvenirs and much more. It also offers a proofreading service for essays and dissertations.
For more information visit on the students’ shop and the print shop visit the Students’ Guild shopping page.
Enjoy
The Lemmy is the main student night on campus. With a variety of musical styles, the Lemmy is sure to cater for your tastes. In addition, there are several themed Lemmy nights during the year, including the famous UV Lemmy and the Green Lemmy.
The gigs programme is one of the largest of any students’ union in the country. Acts who have appeared during the last couple of years include Feeder, Dizzee Rascal, José Gonzalez, Razorlight, Bloc Party, the Maccabees, Enter Shikari, Fightstar, the Hoosiers and Zane Lowe.
Tickets for both Lemmy nights and for gigs can be bought in advance at the Box Office or from the Exeter Box Office website. You can also buy tickets for other events throughout Exeter.
If you want to find out more about entertainment in Exeter visit the Students’ Guild entertainment page.
Recycle your money
All the money that you spend in any of the Guild shops, bars or cafés is invested back into our services. This means for every penny you spend, that money goes back into events for you: societies, volunteering, activities and support services, among other things. Look out for the ‘Recycle Your Money’ logo around the Guild.
For further information on the facilities provided by the Students’ Guild at the Exeter campuses visit the Students’ Guild Eat.Drink.Shop.Enjoy page.
Additional outlets
There are a number of other retail outlets around campus as well including Blackwells book shop where you can buy course texts, other books and stationery supplies. There’s also a convenience store Premier for grabbing a bite to eat, a drink, newspaper etc. Additional cafes include Refresh, Queen’s cafe, and Xfi cafe, location details can be seen on our Campus Services shops and catering outlets page. Two cash machines a NatWest and a Santander branch are available on campus, NatWest, Blackwells and Premier are currently located in Queen’s car park. On Streatham Campus the cafe in the Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies serves halal food.
