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Restaurants in Plymouth
There is a fantastic mix of restaurants in Plymouth to suit all tastes with established national chains, a vibrant independent restaurant sector, and a selection of restaurants which reflect all of the major cuisines of the world.
Plymouth is well known for its 'quintessentially English' reputation and is a great place for traditional English food such as fish and chips, lobster and dressed crab, and local beef, game, rabbit and poultry.
However, Plymouth is certainly not limited to its traditional tastes. You can also enjoy a variety of food from all over the world including Greek, Italian, Spanish, Chinese, Indian any many more.
The best locations for top quality restaurants are the Barbican & Sutton Harbour, Royal William Yard and the City Centre.
Plymouth's restaurants are very popular with visitors and locals alike, so booking is always advisable.
Food & Drink Highlights
Highlights
Las Iguanas
Bella Italia - Derry's Cross
Bella Italia - Barbican Leisure Park
Le Vignoble
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The West Hoe
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Pub/Inn
West Hoe, Plymouth
The West Hoe Pub is a warm and friendly traditional English pub. The pub serves a full…
Cracking Crab Company
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Type:
Seafood
Plymouth
The simple menu offers up delicious crab sandwiches and lobster brioche rolls alongside…
The Terrace Cafe
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Type:
Café
The Hoe, Plymouth
The Terrace Cafe Bar Restaurant is tucked away on the cliff face of the Plymouth Hoe.…
Wildflower Restaurant
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Type:
Restaurant
Dartmoor,
Located on the edge of Dartmoor, just a few minutes from Plymouth city centre, a friendly…
The Cosy Club
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Type:
Tea Room/Coffee Shop
Plymouth
*Opening October 2019*
Cosy Clubs celebrate the joys of relaxed dining, drinking and…
Chandlers Bar and Bistro
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Type:
Bistro
Plymouth
Located on the exclusive Queen Annes Battery Marina on the Plymouth waterfront. Chandlers…
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