Discover PlymouthSeafood on the Barbican
SeafoodWaterfrontPlymouth's fishing fleet lands its catch metres from the restaurants that serve it. The Barbican and Sutton Harbour are the place for fresh fish, crab and lobster with a harbour view.
Food & Drink in Plymouth
From fresh-off-the-boat seafood to historic pubs - where locals actually eat
Where To Eat & Drink
Royal William Yard Dining
RestaurantsScenicA whole quarter of restaurants, bakeries and bars in spectacular listed naval buildings on the water - from casual brunch spots to destination dining.
Historic Pubs
PubsHistoricDrink where sailors, smugglers and pilgrims drank. Some of Plymouth's pubs date back centuries, with low beams, real ale and stories to match.
Independent Cafes
CoffeeBrunchA thriving indie coffee scene spans the city centre, Barbican and beyond - speciality roasters, brunch spots and cosy corners for a Devon cream tea.
Street Food & Markets
BudgetVarietyPlymouth Market and regular street food events serve everything from fresh baked goods to global cuisine at wallet-friendly prices.
Bars & Nightlife
EveningCocktailsCocktail bars on the waterfront, gin tastings at the distillery, live music venues and everything in between - Plymouth after dark has plenty to offer.
Local Specialities To Try
- Plymouth Gin - distilled in the city since 1793; try it in a classic gin and tonic where it was born
- Fresh Plymouth Sound seafood - landed daily at Sutton Harbour fish market
- Devon cream tea - cream first is Cornish; in Devon it's jam on top of the cream? No - cream on top! Try one and pick a side
- Pasties - yes, Cornwall claims them, but Plymouth bakeries hold their own
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