to add an item to your Itinerary basket.
You can safely say the secret is out, Time Out named Plymouth in the top 10 underrated world cities to visit. The sheer number and quality of the restaurants is another top reason - if you needed one – to head to Britain’s Ocean City for an evening out.
What floats your boat? Are you up for a sunset soaked evening with view to die for (as well as the perfectly cooked steak) a sticky Bao Bun from a hidden cafe in the market or fresh catch of the day?
With world-food options and independent's offering something fresh every day of the year, here’s where to head to after-dark for a great Plymouth dining experience.
Some of our top places to dine out include:
Turtle Bay
In need of Caribbean good times? Head to Turtle Bay for Bottomless Brunch or dinner and 2-4-1 cocktails in between.
Tea & Bun
Enjoy street Asian snack and ramen bar with bubble tea at Tea & Bun. Japanese, Taiwanese and Chinese inspired.
Pier One
Pier One is a bistro and bar with stunning waterfront views on its terrace, great quality food served all day.
Las Iguanas
Bringing Latin American dishes made from scratch to Plymouth at Las Iguanas, and awesome happy hour cocktails.
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Marco Pierre White Steakhouse
Marco Pierre White Steakhouse is a contemporary and glamorous restaurant where you feel welcome and relaxed and you can enjoy a great menu, amazing steaks and fantastic service all in a superb setting, with stunning panoramic views on the top floor of the Crowne Plaza.
Steak & Omelette
Old-school glamour meets industrial chic at Steak & Omelette. A favourite city steakhouse, established in 1966.
Soulfood Vendor
Soulfood Vendor offfers authentic Caribbean cuisine with a licensed bar and great cocktails, with vegan and vegetarian options.
Mama Rita’s Kitchen
Mama Rita’s Kitchen is a African Caribbean Restaurant great for families, vegans and vegetarians and super popular with students.
Cosy Club
Cosy Club is open from 9am daily for brunch, lunch and until late for dinner and drinks, all set in opulent surrounds, a bit of luxe!
Wagamama
Known for its soul in a bowl, serving Asian food based on Japanese cuisine Noodles, ramen and more, with amazing view of the harbour at Wagamama.
The Catch
Fresh fish counter, renowned seafood restaurant & cookery school all in one at The Catch on the Barbican.
With a special mention to The Barcode where you’ll get some fabulous food choices including Zizzi, Nandos, Five Guys, BrewDog, Las Iguanas, Cosy Club and Kaspa’s Deserts.
KUKU
Set in a Grade II listed building, just seconds away from the bustle of Plymouth's city centre; KUKU offers the perfect sanctuary for both the casual and professional Japanese food enthusiasts.
Got your tastebuds tingling? Check out the full list of dining out in Plymouth
In partnership with GWR, Destination Plymouth’s lead travel partner
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