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Best British restaurants nearby. Discover the best British food in Torpoint. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for British restaurants near you. including Auti NOT Naughty Cafe, Hearts Kitchen, Cliff Top Cafe, The Carew Arms, The Fig Tree @ 36, Artillery Tower, The Canteen at Maker Heights, Wilcove Inn, Cornwall Street Fish Bar, Fletcher's Restaurant
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10. Fletcher's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 233 reviews
Reviewed By kymngra
Fabulous food, excellent service and lovely ambience. You don't just need to keep Fletchers for 'special occasions'! It really is fine dining at reasonable prices and in an informal atmosphere. Truly the best Plymouth has to offer by far.
9. Cornwall Street Fish Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 227 reviews
Reviewed By dasreiseteam
We ordered a big portion of cod and a big portion of cod and chips. The pieces of fish were enormous, nicely battered and really tasty. The chips were good too. One portion was enough for 2. It was very quiet in the late afternoon. We didn't have to wait long and the meal was served piping hot. The only negative thing was the dirty floor.
8. Wilcove Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 212 reviews
A waterside village pub with a two tier beer garden, two letting rooms, well-kept beers, and a menu of pub classics.
Reviewed By MEL2T
Enjoyed a large very yummy Sunday roast. Gemma looked after us & Nothing was too much trouble for her.We Sat outside enjoying the great weather & beautiful location. Dogs welcome. Only slight disappointment was the lack of vegetarian options on the menu. My veggie friend enjoyed Breaded Brie & chilli jam which was a "Nibbles/starter"Just an observation that I didn't see any signs for this beautiful pub on the way. I'm sure you are keeping it a secret! We Will definitely be back.
7. The Canteen at Maker Heights
Overall Ratings
5 based on 383 reviews
The Canteen at Maker Heights is currently closed for our winter break. We'll be open again from 15th February, 9.30am to 4pm, and look forward to seeing you then.
Reviewed By D3632BTjimm
If you want something really different by way of an experience then go to the canteen, good service and a tasty menu served either inside or outside (the views are amazing). It is based in old Nissen Huts and is completely out of the way - be sure to book in busy times as it was very busy when we arrived in Mid September at 14:00 - Lovely experience and very good food.
6. Artillery Tower
Overall Ratings
4 based on 396 reviews
Small family run Restaurant located within a 500year old Artillery Tower with views across Plymouth sound, Drakes Island & Mount Edgecombe. Cooking with locally sourced seasonal ingredients.
Reviewed By Gerry W
First anniversary treat although been before. Started with crispy egg followed by fish course, both cooked amazingly well. Had the chocolate mousse cake for dessert,again amazing.Amuse-Bouche at the start was a fantastic tomato soup and incredible made bread. Nice touch seeing the owner who is also the (top class chef) at the end of the meal. Definitely 5 stars, best restaurant in Plymouth.Gerry W,Thank you for taking the time to write a review of our little restaurant. Pleased you enjoyed it.Hipe to see you again
5. The Fig Tree @ 36
Overall Ratings
5 based on 283 reviews
1 aa rosette - Michelin guide listed 2019 - Food & drink Devon restaurant of the year 2018/2019 - Taste of the west gold 2018 - Trenchermans guide 2018. We are an every occasion local neighbourhood restaurant, priding ourselves on being an independent fam
Reviewed By JAZ205
Travelled from Salcombe to meet business clients and it was worth every mile travelled.Front of house service was brilliant, polite and very attentive.Two dined on hummus for starter but they were in awe when they spotted my fresh blow torched mackerel. Scrumptious.One had the hake whist two of us had the famous fish stew. Worth every penny, fish, cockles and mussels just so fresh and tasty.However, DO NOT pass on the desserts. Those who read my reviews know I am passionate about sticky toffee pudding and this was the best I had tasted in years... WOW..... A great experience and worth every penny. This talented chef visited our table to see if we enjoyed his food. That's a brave move by any chef but you can see the passion and confidence ooze from this man. Thank you chef... and team
4. The Carew Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 271 reviews
The Carew Arms is a seasonal, local, field-to-fork pub in the little village of Antony. The kitchen is headed up by Emily Watkins (ex The Fat Duck, Great British Menu winner for the South West and owner of The Kingham Plough) and Jack Clayton (ex The Gurn
Reviewed By Iain C
Very friendly welcome and service, nice decor and very dog friendly. We both had the haddock, perfectly cooked, flaky and very fresh, thin crispy batter, proper mushy peas and great chips. generous portions and well priced.
3. Cliff Top Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 250 reviews
Reviewed By Dean027
Came here with friends and sat outside under the canopy with fantastic views of Whitsand Bay. Good variety of breakfasts available and probably one of the cheapest in the surrounding vicinity but this does take away from the quality. Always busy with walkers, cyclists, locals and holidaymakers, definitely worth the wait when it is particularly busy.
2. Hearts Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 216 reviews
Reviewed By Voyage436790
We went for brunch while we were in Cornwall. I had bacon and poached eggs on toast, which was cooked perfectly. Our daughter had the same but with scrambled egg, which she enjoyed and my husband had a tuna and mayo baguette. We bought the most fabulous chocolate to take away which was one of many lovely looking cakes for sale.We really appreciate your lovely review of our little cafe - thank you x
1. Auti NOT Naughty Cafe
Friendly, relaxing café - autism and disability friendly. Age-unlimited soft play and sensory equipment. Indoor and Outdoor seating. Dog-friendly outside area with free dog treats for customers. Table service. Wide range of hot and cold food and drinks. T
Reviewed By Foodie1066
My family and I visited this cafe last monday (24th June) and it was brilliant.Nothing is too much trouble for the staff at the cafe and when my son had a meltdown (he is Autistic) the staff didn't flutter an eye lid.The food and drink is lovely and in very reasonable priced.We would definitely recommend this cafe and all the great work the staff do. Thank you! We understand that meltdowns are part of life - better out than in! Look forward to seeing you again
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