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As the days get shorter and the temperature dips, warm up with the delicious food and drink on offer in Britain’s Ocean City.
Cosy pubs
What could be nicer in autumn than snuggling up next to a fire with a drink in hand? Tucked away on the historic Barbican you’ll find the delightful Fisherman's Arms, a cosy pub with an open fire and a great value menu. Alternatively, head to The Lord High Admiral in Stonehouse who offer a great selection of craft beers and real ales that will warm you up on a chilly autumnal day.
Cosy Tipple
Indulge in a Teatime Tipple at the glamourous Cosy Club, located at The Barcode. Enjoy any 2 cocktails for just £11.95, available Sunday-Thursday between 4pm-8pm.
Or round up your favourite people and try Las Iguanas’ NEW bigger and better Bottomless Brunch', available daily! Choose a main from the new Bottomless Brunch menu and enjoy 2 hours of unlimited prosecco, draught beer and selected cocktails all included for only £29.95 per person.
Waterfront walks
Not just for summer, Plymouth’s stunning waterfront is as beautiful to visit on a cooler day and the great range of pubs, restaurants and cafes overlooking the water make for a lovely place to stop after a brisk walk.
Try The Waterfront Pub - for a relaxed drink or meal, with incredible views over Plymouth Sound, or head to The Dock at King Point Marina for a slap-up breakfast by the sea.
Warming drinks
On those really chilly days, why not treat yourself to a toasty hot chocolate? Southside Street on the Barbican is home to some brilliant cafes selling extra luxurious drinks that are guaranteed to warm you up.
Chocaccino make hot chocolates with real chocolate and milk – choose from milk, dark or white, or go for ‘The Furnace’, an extra warming treat with 70% dark chocolate, chilli and cinnamon.
Just a short walk down the road you’ll find The Flower Café, whose amazing Unicorn Hot Chocolate is topped with whipped cream, hundreds and thousands, party rings and marshmallows!
Delicious dinners
If it’s dinner you’re looking for, try The Stable in Sutton Harbour for hearty winter fare. They sell pizza, pies and an autumn must-have, the Pot of Gold – a dipping pot of Westcountry cider, melted cheese and garlic, served with sourdough bread.
Alternatively, head towards the city centre to The Treasury. Hidden away from the hustle and bustle of the city centre, the beautiful 19th century building has a warm, inviting feel and is a great place to stop for lunch or a pre-theatre dinner.
Plymouth is easily accessible by train with a wide range of services running from a variety of locations within England. Although some services may require a change or two.
Travelling from London takes around 3 hours with Great Western Railway, if you're coming from the north, the trip from Manchester can take 5 hours 15 minutes.
Alternatively, the recently renovated Night Riviera Sleeper service runs Monday – Friday and Sunday evenings. Visit gwr.com/sleeper for more details on times and how to book.
We recommend using GWR.com to search for the fastest and best route for your journey, and book in advance for the best price.
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