Location: Plymouth
Top Restaurants in Plymouth
England, United Kingdom Food Guide: 9 Bar food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Plymouth
Find out what Bar restaurants to try in Plymouth. Plymouth (/ˈplɪməθ/ ( listen)) is a city on the south coast of Devon, England, about 37 miles (60 km) south-west of Exeter and 190 miles (310 km) west-south-west of London. It lies between the mouths of the rivers Plym to the east and Tamar to the west, where they join Plymouth Sound to form the boundary with Cornwall.
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9. Revolution
Overall Ratings
4 based on 255 reviews
Revolution has been Plymouthâs premier cocktail bar and restaurant for over a decade. Located in the heart of the town centre on Derryâs Cross, from here we bring you incredible drinks, delicious food and unforgettable party nights.
Reviewed By Tamzin W
great customer service and amazing music. amazing service, gone above and beyond to help me. massive shout out to chris for helping me tonightThank you for your kind review, Tamzin. We are glad you had such a good night and will be sure to inform Kris of your fantastic feedback :)
8. The Ship
Overall Ratings
4 based on 449 reviews
The Ship pub and restaurant offers extensive al fresco & restaurant dining within the heart of Plymouth's historic Barbican. Situated on the harbour side in Plymouth's beautiful Barbican area The Ship is in the perfect location to relax under the parasols
Reviewed By Plumbly
I dislike restaurants that make you do the work. Order and pay, remember your table number, collect your cutlery and condiments on the way while carrying your drinks... and I dislike it even more when the food is not good. The Ship is too expensive for the limited level of service. The fish was over cooked and greasy. Itâs trading on its Harbourside location and the sign on the glass partition stating best fish and chips in Britain is misleading. It was just part of the competition. For good fish and chips with table service at a great price go to Harbourside a street back.
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7. The Stable Bar and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 454 reviews
This Stable is situated on Plymouthâs bustling Barbican waterfront. Weâll have the usual tasty offering of over 80 varieties of cider and sourdough base pizza with homemade tomato sauce and delicious locally sourced toppings. Try The Blazing Saddle; slow
Reviewed By Robert B
The Stable hosted a huge group of us one evening and it was PERFECT. The venue is lovely, the views stunning, the staff outstandingly welcoming, friendly and superbly capable. Food for nearly 30 was delivered on time and tasted great. Can't wait to go back and it will be top of my list for any group dinners in the future. Thank you guys so much.Hi Rob,Thank you so much for the glowing review! It was an absolute pleasure looking after you and your group. So glad you enjoyed everything about your visit!Weâre really looking forward to seeing you back again soon for more cider, pizza and views :)Many thanks,Rita
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6. Ferry House Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 233 reviews
Reviewed By MICHAEL C
Service both at the bar and from kitchen was fast and friendly. All but one of our foursome had the Friday evening special beer battered fish with chips, mushy pees and homemade tartar sauce. Good portion of fish with a very light but tasty batter. Pub a good choice of beers etc including Devon Red cider on draught. will definitely return to try the pie night
5. The Brook Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 489 reviews
The Brook Inn changed hands on 7th April 2014. It's a family and dog-friendly pub just three minutes from the A38 and 10 minutes from Plymouth city centre, set in the picturesque village of Plympton St Maurice. The aim is to provide a variety of dishes on
Reviewed By rayelite
Been tonight. Very loud music. Not possible to have a conversation. Staff not interested. Was told if I didn't like it there were other pubs nearby. Rip off merchants. £1.20 for a bag of crisps when the George is £1. Also drinks about 20p over the cost at the George.Thank you for your feedback. I have noted your comments about disinterested staff (something that is very unusual for us as you will see from other reviews) and I will address this with the team.Your review states you visited on 22 August when we had no live music in the pub? Although it also suggests that it was a visit back in June.The Brook is a big open plan pub and music venue - and when we do stage live music we make sure it is never too loud for customers to have a conversation (unless, perhaps, you stand right in front of the speakers) with the possible exception of the evenings when we stage ticketed events and the people who come along are there for that purpose. Our prices reflect our costs. I'm sorry you didn't enjoy your visit.Best wishesJohn and the team.
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4. The Fishermans Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 568 reviews
Pleasantly situated overlooking the Barbican, the Fishermans Arms is a country pub located in the middle of Britain's Ocean City. Real ales, a warm and friendly atmosphere and excellent food. The food is good quality and great value. Reputedly the second
Reviewed By Barbara L
We happened upon this lovely pub when strolling around Plymouth. It was welcoming and quirky inside, with people enjoying their food. We sat outside in the sunshine and it was glorious.Dear Explorers! You ventured well, thank you so much for looking behind the scenes and finding our pub. We really appreciate your comments about the interior and delighted that you had a glorious time drinking outside. Thank you for taking the time to share your experience and we look forward to your next wander around the Barbican.
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3. Clovelly Bay Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 443 reviews
â â â â â PLYMOUTH PUB BY THE SEA â â â â â "Renowned For Wonderful Food" Family owned pub situated on the waterfront in the historic village of Turnchapel A warm welcome and friendly atmosphere awaits whether you are visiting us to drink, dine or both! We ar
Reviewed By daisymayx
Myself and my partner have visited here many times now, at different times of the year - winter, summer and everything in between. The pub itself is nice and the setting even better, but thereâs something really bizarre and not right about this place - every time weâve been, without fail, there have been reserved signs on every single table there. A couple of others were darted about the place eating meals, so we asked about food just to make sure there werenât any free tables in the back somewhere that hadnât been reserved. The barmaid said that ALL the tables were booked up and that if we wanted food weâd have to sit perched up on bar stools at the bar (not very comfortable or appropriate for a meal), but that the chef probably wouldnât agree to do us anything anyway (as they were supposedly booked up). Anyway, as the night went on (we stayed until close) we noticed that NONE of the tables with reserved signs were actually being occupied - at all - by anyone. Now, weâre talking a hell of a lot of tables here. And not one person actually showed up and sat at any of the tables. I mentioned this to my partner and noticed one of the bar staff look over sheepishly, and when we thought about it for a second we realised that every single time weâve been here and theyâve turned us away for food, nobody has actually ended up occupying ANY of the many âreservedâ tables weâve never been allowed to sit at. It became clear that for whatever reason, we had been lied to. Now, why the pub donât want to serve us food or let us sit at a proper table - who knows, but to blatantly lie to customers like that and have fake reserved signs everywhere forcing us to sit on bar stools is just rude, unnecessary, and really quite strange. If you donât want to do food then donât advertise it as a food-serving pub, or just be honest with people, rather than this weird little tactic to deter customers. Very unprofessional.
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2. The Mussel Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 173 reviews
A very warm welcome awaits you at our 16th century inn serving amazing food with a large selection of quality beers, wines and spirits. We also serve a superb tradition Sunday lunch (booking advisable). Private dinning area available.
Reviewed By twankey
Visited here last week and had the Mussels in Stout and Cream. I can Honestly say they were the Best mussels I have have ever tasted! and local too (Fowey) , and that includes the many moules frite from France. My wife had the catch of the day whole Plaice which was equally delicious. We'll be back ! yumm
1. Crown and Anchor
Overall Ratings
4 based on 309 reviews
Probably the only remaining significant eating place in Plymouth's nightlife centre and most important tourist area which does not have a Tripadvisor listing. This is an old building with a newish internal rebuild and offers all day and evening food. It i
Reviewed By trudy2d
Perfect Sunday roast for me, we chose the lamb and my grandson chose the kids chicken, which were gorgeously cooked. Crispy fluffy roast potatoes, delicious cauliflower cheese, huge Yorkshire pudding and a lovely amount of carrots, cabbage & peas... Iâm sure Iâm missing something else too! Adding to that, the service was as friendly and efficient as always. We loved it so thank you.
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