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I visited Exmouth Arms for a beer and burger pairing event. As part of the Pub Love chain, Exmouth Arms serves food by Burger Craft.I'll start with th…
Lissa Evans
The Exmouth Arms
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I visited Exmouth Arms for a beer and burger pairing event. As part of the Pub Love chain, Exmouth Arms serves food by Burger Craft.I’ll start with the pub aspect. Pub Love pride themselves on their selection of gins and beers. And the choice is impressive. They have several imports as well as local independent brewers available. And they’re nicely laid out and numbered on the wall by the bar. Very efficient. They also have a partnership with Sipsmith, who provide the gin for a Red Snapper cocktail served bottomless as their weekend brunches. I’ve tried one, it was good. Like a boozier Bloody Mary.I got to try four of their burgers today, and my thoughts were mixed. I should point out though that this was a lot down to personal taste. I wasn’t a fan of the Fish & Chips burger (oven baked cod, a beer battered chip, mushy peas and tartare sauce). But then I would never order it on a menu. Those who like fish more than I do really enjoyed it. My favourite of the burgers was the Juicy Bastard. It lived up to its name, it was pretty juicy! And served a little pink in the middle. Perfect.One thing that is evident is that Burger Craft have put the effort into finding top notch ingredients, I’m told from from UK providers. Apparently that put a lot of effort into finding the perfect bun, and I’d say they definitely managed it.The premises itself is nice. A homely kind of pub, but very well kept and modern.