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Atmosphere is everything: Eaves and The Wine Room provide the perfect setting for a fabulous private dining experience. With your involvement, we provide the service, the menu and wine selection to fit the occasion, whether it be a family gathering, an office party, a corporate dinner or a night out with the girls!
Eaves seats up to 20 guests and is a design lovers dream with furniture from the 1920's through to the 1970's. The Wine Room is at its best with 16 of your favourite people enjoying the luxury of this beautiful, warm room. It is also a wine lovers heaven as it houses a walk in gated wine store!

Menu prices start from just £19.50 up to £45.00
Groups of over 10 people must provide the Hotel
with a pre order at least 48 hrs in advance.

A discretionary service charge of 10% will be
added to groups of 8 or more.

Please note the whole group must order from the same menu, other menu options available, please contact Jo Thomas for more details.

Link: jo.thomas@aliashotels.com Food Festival 2008 Restaurant Trail
As part of the Exeter Festival of Southwest England Food and Drink 2008, Cafe Paradiso is offering 3 courses of west country food for just £10! Lunchtimes only Monday to Saturday until Friday 25th April. Call us to book quoting Restaurant Trail.

Link: barcelona@aliashotels.com
Supper Club
Held in the Wine Room and Eaves, our Cafe Paradiso Supper Club invites informal, fun and downright delicious gatherings!

We are serious about eating and drinking, but you don't have to be. Just like the Cafe Paradiso menu, we will be searching out the best local, fresh produce to bring to you the most imaginative dishes from our talented Cafe Paradiso Crew.

Supperclub evenings are priced at £45 per person (incl. wine) and start at 7.00pm

New for 2008:


* Wednesday 7 May: SPRINGTIME IN DEVON
Discover why Devon is the ‘Tuscany of England’. From shore to shore Devon is bursting with passionate producers and wild food. Head Chef works closely with local farmers and foragers to bring an intimate touch to a menu tailored with pride. Wild garlic, purple sprouting broccoli, spring lamb & chef-caught spider crabs are but a few of the season’s early gifts. Come and get in touch with your environment!

**Friday 23rd May: THE BEST OF THE BEST SUPPERCLUBS!!
This Supperclub is all about the best starters, mains and desserts from a combination of Supperclub menus over the last couple of years. Chef has chosen a selection of the best courses and we thought it would be fun for you, our Supperclub regular guests, to decide the menu for the night!
Priced at £45 per head. Wine included with arrival drinks at 7pm.

* Wednesday 4 June: NOSE TO TAIL
Not for the faint hearted! Waste is a mortal sin and cooking nose to tail ensures your mansion in heaven. Come and delight in the heady flavours of the ‘nasty bits.’ Cheeks and tails, marrow and ears. It will be a delightfully efficient and deliciously varied evening sure to spark the conversation as Chef proudly makes use of every scrap as God intended. Thank-you Chef Henderson of St. John Restaurant, you gave us all the courage to educate and consume.


To join us at the table on a Supper Club evening, please telephone 01392 281000 to book your place.

(Please note: all events start at 7pm and need to be pre-booked and paid for in advance. You will be joining up to 20 other guests around a private table. Tables are not booked on an individual basis.)

Link: jo.thomas@aliashotels.com
English Wine Week 24th May to 1st June
A glass of local white wine FREE with every main course from our lunch menu in Hotel Barcelona’s vibrant, informal restaurant Café Paradiso.
A good choice of interesting wines from local vineyards to choose from and enjoy with Café Paradiso’s delicious local, seasonal dishes.
Saturday 24th May to Sunday 1st June 2008
Monday to Sunday. Lunchtimes only. Bookings must be made in advance by calling 01392 281000 and quoting ‘English Wine Week’.


Link: jo.thomas@aliashotels.com

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We are currently recruiting for:

A Chef De Partie: email your CV to chris.archambault@aliashotels.com or call 01392 281000

A Bar Supervisor: email your CV to rob.oconnell@aliashotels.com or call 01392 281000

A Night Porter: email your CV to sally.french@aliashotels.com or call 01392 281000

Experienced Full and Part time waiting staff - please email your CV to lucy.wyatt@aliashotels.com or call 01392 281000.

Applicants will be eligible to live and work in the UK.

Want to be part of the future? We are set to expand into new cities. E-mail jonathan.dawson@aliashotels.com for more information


"Quite simply one of the hippest hotels in Britain" - Lonely Planet 2005

Devon Today Nov 05 - "With this much love and care going into the food, one can only imagine what will be coming to a dinner table near you."

The Saturday Times Sept 05 - "Full marks to Archambault (head chef. His...)approach is typical of a movement that...include(s)local food and traceability on menus. In fact, he places daily orders for the restaurant in person with a fishmonger, a deli, a baker and a butcher, based at a parade of shops on his way to work. Now that's what you call local."

Kino - Top 50 UK Cocktail Bar - Independent 2005

"Best Bar in the Southwest" Observer 2004

"It's the height of Urban Cool, and it's right in the heart of Exeter." Daily Mirror 2003

"It's vivid, positive and has plenty of attitude and brings a breath of fresh air to our hotel world"
Mail on Sunday November 2002

"This extraordinary place re-invents the British hotel experience"
Alistair Sawday's Special places to stay 2002