The Sawyer's Arms — Pub in Exeter

The Sawyer's Arms is a historic pub on Cowick Street and Prospect Place in Exeter’s St Thomas area, a neighborhood known for its residential character and position relative to the city centre. It’s known for its Pork Pie with Ale, a classic pub favourite. Locals and visitors go to The Sawyer’s Arms for casual meals, after-work drinks, and to watch live sports on the TV screens. It provides a familiar and accessible space within Exeter for a range of social occasions.

The Sawyer’s Arms is a Grade II listed, detached building dating back to the 15th century. Originally established as a public house, The Sawyer’s Arms continues this tradition today. Architectural details include saw-themed motifs, like circular saws and saw-teeth, in the interior decor. Wood-panelled walls and antique furnishings create a warm atmosphere. Bright lighting and a lively atmosphere contribute to its character. The pub reflects a historic structure adapted for modern needs, with accessible facilities including step-free and wheelchair access, and accessible toilets.

The Sawyer’s Arms functions as a pub for locals and families. You can expect a lively atmosphere and a range of craft beers and ciders alongside a food menu that includes the signature Pork Pie with Ale. With app-based ordering and a warm, wood-panelled interior, it suits a quick lunch or a more extended evening. It’s also family-friendly, providing meals for children. Expect a busy atmosphere, particularly during evenings and weekends.