This pub is a great local spot with friendly staff and a nice selection of beers. I enjoyed my meal and will definitely be returning with friends soon.

Cosy little French spot, ideal for a relaxed dinner. The coq au vin was spot on, and the wine list had a few really interesting Burgundies that paired beautifully. A bit on the quiet side, but that suited us just fine.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s a proper old pub, not one of those fancy tourist spots. Low ceilings, dark wood, feels like it&#39;s been here forever. Just off the main drag so it&#39;s a bit quieter.

Great spot by the water, staff were lovely. The fish and chips were solid, crispy batter and fresh fish. A bit pricey, but you&#39;re paying for the location. Makes for a decent pit stop if you&#39;re catching the ferry.

Been coming here for years, the lamb madras is the one I keep ordering. Tender, packed with flavour, just the right amount of heat. Never had a bad one.

The wine list was a real highlight. Food was great, felt like a proper chef&#39;s menu. Good value even if service was a bit slow.

Menu&#39;s got a good range, even for veggies. Chips are proper homemade, nice and crispy. Quick service too, perfect for a fast lunch.

The owner and his wife are lovely. They remembered us from a previous visit and took the time to chat. It&#39;s that personal touch you don&#39;t get everywhere. The service is genuinely warm and attentive, which made for a very pleasant evening.

Found this place on Mayflower St. Their Thursday dosa banquet is the real deal. Crispy, flavourful, even better than some I&#39;ve had abroad. A proper find.

The staff here are just lovely. They remembered my name after ordering, which was a really nice touch. Felt like I&#39;d been coming here for ages, not just a first visit. Made catching up with my mates feel extra relaxed.

The food here is a nice change - clean and not oily at all. Flavours are well-balanced and lovely. My grilled fish was perfectly cooked, not a hint of greasiness. Portion was decent for the price.

Great spot in the Barbican. The atmosphere is perfect for a group dinner, and their wine list had a few interesting local options to explore.

Cosy spot. The smoothies were spot on, and they paired nicely with the lunch we had. Good value.

Came for a birthday dinner. The grilled salmon was the highlight &ndash; so fresh and flaky, with a lovely herb crust. The seasonal greens on the side were crisp and vibrant. Really appreciated the care with ingredients.

Great spot for a pre-theatre meal. The set menu had plenty of options, and parking nearby was easy and cheap.

Roast beef with Yorkshire pudding was solid, generous portions. The vegan nut roast is a decent option too. Service was efficient, got us in and out for a business lunch.

The Sunday roast is decent value, and I like that they use local produce. The beef was pretty good, though the potatoes could have been a bit crispier. A solid choice for a relaxed weekend lunch.

Clean stall with seating. Menu photos help with ordering. Pad thai was flavourful, green curry had good spice. Solid spot for a quick, reliable lunch.

The food is pretty good, with nice spices and balanced flavours. You can tell they care about the cooking.

The family-run vibe here is so nice. We got the grilled sardines and the charcoal flavour really came through. It&#39;s a cosy spot, felt like a proper neighbourhood find.

Came for the view from the terrace, didn&#39;t leave disappointed. Watched the boats on Plymouth Sound over lunch. Food was decent, a bit pricey maybe. But that view, wow.

The garlic dip here is fantastic, really elevates their pizza. Had a glass of house red with it, a simple but spot-on pairing. The base could be a touch crispier for my taste, but that sauce keeps me coming back.

Breakfast starts early, which is a plus. The food is decent, nothing fancy but it hits the spot. Price felt fair for what you get.

Been coming here for years, and their fish and chips never disappoint. The fish is always crispy, chips are proper. Sometimes they&#39;ll throw in a little extra, like a free side of mushy peas. Good, solid local chippy.

Nice local pub, they&rsquo;re very dog-friendly which is a plus. The staff were all really helpful and made it a pleasant visit. Had a decent pint and a simple ploughman&rsquo;s lunch &ndash; nothing fancy, but it hit the spot for a relaxed afternoon.

The festive platter was lovely for sharing. The main courses were a bit hit or miss, but the portions are satisfying.

Great for families after a game. The kids loved the food, and the staff were really nice. Their house red was a pleasant surprise with the pasta.

I popped in for a light lunch and was really impressed by the freshness of the salad ingredients. The greens were crisp, and the chicken tasted properly grilled, not just reheated. The table service app made ordering easy, and it arrived quickly even when the bar area got a bit crowded. A solid choice for a simple, fresh meal.

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