the place was good nice venue but the restaurant was very cold and the parties i was with thought the same but perhaps it was just that day so all in all it was a nice place.
Bar Venezia – Exeter
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the place was good nice venue but the restaurant was very cold and the parties i was with thought the same but perhaps it was just that day so all in all it was a nice place.
Bar Venezia – Exeterwhat a fantastic place, Plymouth is certainly changing. incredible ambience, amazing location right on the marina. what a delight to find such a place in a city where everywhere is the same. the food is magnificent and the sheesha refreshing. very clever concept, better than its sister restaurant in Exeter go there today !
Really special location! A must if you come to Plymouth! The food is excellent and I am sure you won? leave hungry. Anyway - don? forget the dessert!
China House The – PlymouthThe staff are friendly and chatty. The food was very good and the right size portions. A nice little place for a quiet evening.
Himalayan Spice – PlymouthLively atmosphere with a mixture of young and old, smart and casual. Service was excellent, i wasn't sure whether i would like the Mexican liquor coffee so the waitress offered to change it if i didn't like it. Food was very good and reasonably priced and the liquor coffee was lovely. Would definitely go again.
Harrys Restaurant – ExeterI was really impressed by the location and the food! Good value for money!
The Pig at Combe House – HonitonI was really impressed by the location, atmosphere and of course the food! Good value for money!
China House The – PlymouthI must say, it was the finest pickled egg what I ever had. And I'm a bit of an expert I am. And 'er indoors is quite partial when the mood takes 'er. If you like 'em, you just got to have one.
Lee Mill Inn The – IvybridgeWhat a fab place, great views from the balcony and a choice of Thai or English food well worth the visit and at night we had a great party
Cafe Mambo – TorquayMeal was spectacular at a very reasonable price for what the standard was! Thought it would have been far more expensive for what it was! Service swift and pleasant creating a relaxed atmosphere- thoroughly enjoyable evening. Have since been back twice and have had fantastic times on both occasions.
Dartmoor Union Inn – PlymouthVery special and fresh food! Just delicious!!!
Eastern Eye – PlymouthSince the change of Venezia's looks and menus this March, I've been there already twice. The atmosphere was amazing and the choice of dishes was just too much...
Bar Venezia – ExeterA lovely old pub - rather difficult to find but well worth the trouble. It? a grown ups only place except for Sunday lunch
Merry Harriers The – ExeterThis is ok, in a restaurant chain kind of way. It's nothing special and I wouldn't go there for a special occasion, although we'd have loved it when we were young and skint (still skint, not young anymore).
Prezzo – ExeterUndoubtedly good service whether you go as a couple or on a works do with 20 people. The food is good, not cheap, and you do get BIG portions. I agree with the other reader concerning the outside terrace. Very cool in the summer, but don't tell anyone about it!
Mexican, The – ExeterExmouth's best kept secret! Although this pub can be smokey, the atmosphere is always friendly and the food in the evenings is something really special! The beer is the best in the area as well.
The Beach – ExeterI always enjoy going to the Mill for simple, healthy home cooked food. Just what you need before, or after, a bracing walk along the Otter. Great for a ploughmans, or tea and scones. My only criticism is the prices can be a bit steep.
Ottertonmill Restaurant and Bakery – Budleigh SaltertonThis is a place with split personalities. By day it is a coffee shop with a good range of speciality coffees and teas, with delicious cakes and pastries to tempt you. You can also enjoy anything from a light bite to a full English breakfast in the mornings and a limited range of sandwiches, paninies and jackets at lunchtime. As it is licensed you can also enjoy a glass of wine or a beer to help your lunch go down. By night, this place really comes into its own. The coffee shop becomes a bar, but beware the atmosphere can vary from either very quiet, to lively, to somewhat rowdy, depending on what clientele happens to be passing at the time. Food is not served downstairs in the evenings, but the real strength of this place is the restaurant upstairs. I would stress that the above marks relate to the restaurant. The food has a continental twist and is always excellent as is the service which is efficient and understated. The restaurant overlooks the Strand gardens and the atmosphere is calm and candlelit. Ideal for romantic meals or dining with family or friends. Whilst downstairs during the day is a great place to hang out during the day, the restaurant is thoroughly recommended.
Franklins – Exeter2 courses, £11.95; add a starter or dessert for £4.95. Available Monday to Friday, 12pm-3pm.
On Mondays and Wednesdays, any pizza or pasta dish for £10.95, eat in or take away.
2 cocktails for £10, 5pm-7pm daily.
Lunch 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.
Roasted topside of beef, Slow-cooked belly pork or Homemade nut roast served with all the trimmings, £13.95.
Sunday Meze Grill Lunch Menu: 1 course, £12; 2 courses, £16; 3 courses, £19. Served until 5pm. A La Carte Lunch Menu also available.
The best day of the week and the perfect opportunity to get friends and family together for a leisurely feast. Sundays at the Harbour are a laid back and indulgent affair with food served well into the afternoon.
10” Standard Carvery - £16.50 | 9” Small Plate - £14
Nut Roast - £15 | Veg Roast - £13
10” Takeaway Foil Plate & Gravy Tub - £18.99
For the carnivores:
Roast Beef | Pork | Ham | Turkey
Dig into the veg:
Roast Potatoes | New Potatoes | Carrot Mash | Parsnips | Beetroot | Butternut Squash | Cauliflower Cheese | Peas | Green Veg | Red Cabbage | Cheesy Garlic Leeks
And let’s not forget the:
Yorkshire Pudding | Stuffing Balls | Mini Sausages
TAKEAWAY ROASTS ALSO AVAILABLE
Sunday Menu: 2 courses, £31; 3 courses, £39.50.