Cibo e ristoranti a Plymouth

“Despite the uninspiring surroundings this is my favorite restaurant in plymouth. the food and atmosphere are spectacular. There is a little pub right next door which is also excellent. Rock Salt if I'm not mistaken is the highest rated Plymouth restaurant on Trip Advisor.”

“Rockfish Plymouth Seafood Restaurant This is the perfect destination for seafood lovers overlooking the ocean, and is right next door to the National Marine Aquarium where you can see fish from all over the world and learn about the great work they do in preserving and managing our marine environment. The famous Plymouth fish market is just feet from our front door and from Rockfish you can watch the boats land. After lunch, take a stroll to the shops, bars and famous Plymouth Gin Distillery of the historic Barbican and Hoe districts.”

“Housed in the world famous Plymouth Gin Distillery, Barbican Kitchen was established in 2006 by the Tanner Brothers, Chris and James. Our aim is to deliver fresh local food at a realistic price. Barbican Kitchen takes full advantage of the superb larder here in the Westcountry. With the menu showcasing stunning local meats, vegetables & top quality fish from our fantastic network of suppliers. We can cater for all your requirements and don’t forget kids under 5 eat for free! ”

“With an unbeatable combination of great food and great coastal views, The Dock is a family run café and restaurant that’s perfect for everyone! Whether you’re celebrating something special or just catching up with friends over coffee or cocktails, we offer an informal, relaxed setting for breakfast, lunch or dinner using the very finest food – sourced from across Devon and Cornwall. Situated at King Point Marina, in the heart of the Plymouth’s vibrant and ever changing Coastal Quarter in Millbay, enjoy the wonderful outlook from our two al fresco balcony dining areas. Make The Dock your next port of call!”

“Enjoy freshly prepared French food, in an open kitchen for all to observe, in the historic setting of Royal William Yard, Plymouth.”

“Nice fish restaurant. Walk down James Street and turn left follow the coast for an evening stroll before lush food.”

“very near the flat and has a nice atmosphere. perfect for a drink and a snack before a pavillions show.”

“Sourcing the best seasonal produce from the West Country & serve them in modern, modest & flavoursome dishes. Chef Ben believes that the best way to approach food is to be unpretentious & uncomplicated. Light lunch in the beautiful courtyard, dinner with friends or family, a romantic night out or a big celebration.”

“heatre Royal, Plymouth, is a theatre venue in Plymouth, Devon. It consists of a 1,300-seat main auditorium, The Lyric, which regularly hosts large-scale musicals, opera and ballet; a 200-seat studio, The Drum; and a 50-seat studio, The Lab. On a separate site, Theatre Royal Plymouth also has a production and learning centre, TR2, featuring rehearsal studios and workshops for the production of set and costumes.”

“The south west's largest purpose-built conference, exhibition and entertainment attraction with an Ice Rink, catering outlets from fast food to ice cream and meeting areas.”

“Despite the uninspiring surroundings this is my favorite restaurant in plymouth. the food and atmosphere are spectacular. There is a little pub right next door which is also excellent. Rock Salt if I'm not mistaken is the highest rated Plymouth restaurant on Trip Advisor.”

“With an unbeatable combination of great food and great coastal views, The Dock is a family run café and restaurant that’s perfect for everyone! Whether you’re celebrating something special or just catching up with friends over coffee or cocktails, we offer an informal, relaxed setting for breakfast, lunch or dinner using the very finest food – sourced from across Devon and Cornwall. Situated at King Point Marina, in the heart of the Plymouth’s vibrant and ever changing Coastal Quarter in Millbay, enjoy the wonderful outlook from our two al fresco balcony dining areas. Make The Dock your next port of call!”

“Good for brunch, great cocktails & child friendly. Great spot in the Royal William Yard - looking out across the water. ”

“Simply the best place for breakfasts. Relaxed atmosphere. BTP cafés are the best in the south west. ”

“Keen biker? Then this place is the place to be!! Proper American grub and a great social for fellow bikers. ”

“Good grazing menu. A choice of over 50 Gin's, amazing cocktails and a great atmosphere.”

“Excellent quality coffee and croissants and toast for breakfast, good value lunches, great cakes for afternoon tea!”

“The oldest Backery in the UK, renound for its amazing bread supplied to many of the local businessess. Also a perfect gen of a coffee shop serving breakfast & lunches”

“Last time we were there, the Muddy Boots tea was to die for. Someone told me that since our last visit they have changed their tea providers. I hope not! However, still am-az-ing cakes. ”

“This local well kept secret is a stone's throw away from us selling freshly baked bread and (in our opinion) the best pasties in town. Open throughout the week including Saturdays”