Pub grub - perfectly acceptable for what it is - nice beer garden, good pint, friendly staff. Busy location.
Morley Arms – Plymouth
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Pub grub - perfectly acceptable for what it is - nice beer garden, good pint, friendly staff. Busy location.
Morley Arms – PlymouthI'm not even sure if they do food here, I've never been in looking for it, it's a must to visit though - the atmosphere is great and there's usually some music going on - if you haven't tried it give it a go - you won't regret it.
Minverva Inn – PlymouthA nice place - a bit hit and miss to be honest on the food front - I've had excellent food and OK food there. But the staff are friendly and welcoming - if you have kids they're welcome too.
Kings Arms – PlymouthI visit this place often. The staff are really friendly, the place is always busy and upstairs can be VERY loud. The food is very good my only complaint about it that you get too much! However they are more than happy to serve half portions. I'd advise booking in advance or, being prepared to go for a drink in one of the many bars whilst you wait for them to fit you in (which they invariably do) Give it a go!
Barbican Pasta Bar – PlymouthWe think this must be the best restaurant in the Plymouth area. We eat out very frequently and found the food and service second to none
Miners Arms The – PlymouthThe quality of the food and the hospitality at the Eastern Eye were both really fantastic. It was also amazing value for money. We went there for the first time yesterday and we are already planning our next visit! We would highly recommend this restaurant.
Eastern Eye – PlymouthAbsolutely delicious fresh fish served
Platters – PlymouthNot a bad eating establishment. Would recommend for an informal evening out.
Waterside Bistro – TotnesQuite simply the best fish and chip restaurant that I have been to. Good quality cod cooked in a light crisp batter, tasty mushy peas and great chips. The dining room is light clean and stylish. There should be more places like this.
Squires Fish Restaurant – BrauntonHad a good mix of tapas in the downstairs bar, which is very stylish. Good tuna with well-spiced Pak Choi, accurately cooked squid with chilli, great olives, smoked aubergine with homemade grissini and croutons, falafel and fried broad beans. All this and a bottle of Prosecco for less than forty quid for two, bargain. Will be back to try the restaurant upstairs.
The Quay – IlfracombeThe best around by far, great fish. Our most recent visit was preceded by a circular walk starting at the pub followed by a great lunch. Not to be missed
Drewe Arms The – HonitonWow! Everything you want fish and chips to be. Normally you're disappointed, but not here. I'd like a bit more choice of different fish and less of the burgers, but what we did have was perfect.
Squires Fish Restaurant – BrauntonLives up to its reputation as one of THE places to eat in north Devon - stunning building AND great tapas-style bar food AND sussed staff. Can? wait to go back and eat in the restaurant
The Quay – IlfracombeI love cafe rouge Plymouth, always welcomed - staff chatty, informative but never intrusive, loos ok (girls understand this!) food always very good. Desserts are heavenly, would recommend trying here, possible pricey, but you get what you pay for
Cafe Rouge – PlymouthThe best vegetarian restaurant that I have been to in the South West. Food is definitely authentic when compared to the other restaurants.
Veggie Perrins – PlymouthLiving with a Vegetarian can be a nightmare, but even I have a enjoyed everything on offer at this restaurant. Normally, a devoted Chinese food fan, I often stray to Veggie Perrins for a wonderful second love. The ethics of the place would shame Ghandi too. Recommendation: Best try it.
Veggie Perrins – PlymouthMy husband and I had the pleasure of dining at Bistro one as winners of a meal for two. The food was fantastic. The hosts made us feel very welcome from the time we arrived to the time we left. I would definitely dine there again. The fact that they also cater for people with special dietary needs is great. Thanks to you both for a wonderful evening!
Bistro One – PlymouthVery family friendly, great food and love the decor sofas and paintings
Montys – PlymouthLunch Menu: 3 courses, £28; 4 courses, £35. Served Thursday to Saturday, 12pm-2.30pm.
Lunch Menu: 2 courses, £17.95; 3 courses, £19.95. Available Wed-Sun, 12pm-1.45pm.