This is a great restaurant that serves high quality food in a relaxed atmosphere. My family is very…read morewelcome and the milkshakes that my children love are a meal in themselves, with 2 scoops of ice-cream and served in a goldfish bowl sized glass. The burger is handmade and extremely well done, with locally sourced bacon and a cheddar cheese. Also enjoyed the fish and chips with a high quality tartare sauce. Onion rings are also handmade. Top food, and just over the bridge from the National Marine Aquarium.

Located just around the corner from the main café/restaurant strip on the water front this little…read moregem of a café served us well when we were looking for a brunch spot. excellent service from the staff who dealt with our large group very well. mostly classic breakfast/brunch items available and the kitchen did not disappoint. coffee was not to bad either. a place I would try again if I was in town

Anyone who appreciates good food will love Tanners. It is the antithesis of cheap and cheerful. It…read moreis a great eating experience but it is demanding, you cannot be casual with this food, the amount of care and creativity that has gone in to producing it demands that you take it seriously. The food is outstanding, the flavours subtle, locally sourced, seasonal ingredients make the very best dishes. A mark of the professionalism of Tanners is that we had a slight delay on our desserts, we did not complain, but we were given a free liqueur and not charged for the dessert! I will not wax lyrical over every dish we had, all you need to know is that this is the best restaurant in Plymouth. You really have to try it, an outstanding experience.

Perfect for a special occasiongorgeous food, relaxing atmosphere, polite staffHowever, make sure…read morethey don't sit you outside! The heating is not warm enough, especially mid winter!!

The food was good and the service was excellent. They have a large variety of dishes, especially…read moreseafood and daily fish specials. Seafood was fresh and very tasty. Would recommend to give it a try if you're in the area and craving some seafood. View is not bad either.

This is my first trip to the UK -- more importantly, Plymouth. I stumbled on this gem just by…read morelooking inside and seeing the full restaurant, smell, ambiance and amazing music playlist. This is also-- my second time back at Harbour. I've ventured and tried many seafood restaurants in the area including Cornwall and no one compares... here's why: Service! I have never seen customer service so impressive and attentive! They work together as a team! Quality: the portions were agreeable and the freshness and flavors were phenomenal -- it made me want to eat more! Fish was cooked perfectly-- I even tipped the chefs for their attention to detail! It's a family environment and I saw that the value for children was also a priority. I will be here and often as I can visit. Phil, the owner, greeted us and served us along with bussing tables and doing dishes. He was so polite even through he was extremely busy. Kristiana is a lovely server... and attentive. Mikey has an impressive personality. Phenomenal in all aspects. You must visit!

Lovely independent spot in Plym that serves good food and lush coffee. Fitted with vintage…read morefurniture, so it's a quirky spot with a lot of personality. Attached is a space for young creatives in the UK, so they also give back to the community. It's a touch more expensive than other coffee shops but the quality is lovely and they do lots for the city so they have my support.

From the owner: Vintage bistro by night, tea parlour by day…read more Join us for speciality loose-leaf teas in delicate vintage teapots, delicious lunches on fabulous china plates, and scrumptious British suppers made with food sourced and foraged in local forests, gardens, and rivers.

A nice place for a all day breakfast, tables tend to be a bit sticky and the service is adequate at…read morebest, saying that, the food arrived quickly and was tasty. The menu is extensive with many different types of breakfast and American food. I visited around lunchtime, there was a mixture of clientele, from students to workers and a well behaved stag party. I imagine in the evening it would lean towards the younger demographic with a bit of a party holiday feel. Not a place for a first date, but definitely a place for after a night out when you want to soak up the nights excesses :-) At the moment, there is no military or NHS discount

24/7 cross between lorry drivers caff and student cafe serving burgers chips with everything and…read moreoutsized portions of everything on bench seats settles and a slightly oppressive mass of flat screen tvs with music videos and enamel vintage advertising signs old photos and brash LED notices. A cacophany of visual business. Generally quick and efficient service but check your table has been wiped after your predecessor or your elbows and cuffs may mop up someone else's egg and beans. Its a good and unexpected place. There's a bar downstairs which often has jazz and other music. There's also the excellent Fortescue yards down the road.

I unfortunately was not able to try this resturaunt. I seek out the small places when I travel but…read morethis one did not work out. I walked in around 6:30 pm and other than a group of maybe 6 woman who were paying their check, the place was completely empty. I asked if I could have dinner for 1 and I was informed they were completely booked. I choose to go to a nearby bar and have a cocktail and when I walked past again maybe 30 minutes later there were only a couple of people. They missed out and the worst part is when I asked if I could eat at the bar and was denied, one of the staff members me said "maybe he could eat in the kitchen". Only reason I gave 1 star is because they allowed me to use the restroom. So if you are a tourist make sure you book ahead otherwise you will be treated as such and no accommodation. Sad thing is it was highly recommended by others throughout my stay. I had the complete opposite experience at Fletcher's just a short walk from this location.

I was down in Plymouth for a medical conference and the breakfast for the Premier Inn I stayed at…read morewas served at the Beefeater restaurant next door I had chosen to pre-book breakfast as my previous experiences of the all you can eat breakfasts at Premier Inns had been positive The two things which immediately struck me on entering the restaurant were the friendliness of the staff and how dark the place was. I had intended to read some course material at breakfast but this proved impossible with the extreme low lighting Unlike my previous experiences at Premier Inn, the cooked breakfast order was cooked to order rather than being swerved buffet style. They were however very generous with the choice of items available The juices, cereals, bread, yoghurts and fruit salad were available to help yourself I was disappointed with the lack of flavour in the sausage and bacon in my cooked breakfast. The quality of the food didn't measure up to previous experiences and I did regret pre-booking what is quite an expensive breakfast Fortunately the friendly staff made it a good start to the day nonetheless

Yes it's just like every other Beefeater but it's always packed and it's in a great location…read more There's ample parking and the interior is far more attractive than the exteriori. I think this is largely overlooked by a lot of people but it's worth visiting for honest wholesome food. It's especially popular with my parents and I have to admit we have never had a bad meal here. Service varies but it's seldom bad.

We were visiting a friend in Plymouth, and used Yelp to find a restaurant near our hotel. The…read moreJackrabbit was in walking distance, so we decided to try it. We were super excited that the dart quarterfinals were on TV. Also that there was an option of bar snacks and a full restaurant. The bar area had plenty of comfy chairs and seemed like a fun place to hangout. We were disappointed that there was not a stout or porter option besides Guinness, but this seems to be the norm throughout England. I was also disappointed that they were out of the grilled Halloumi and peppers because this sounded amazing. Instead I chose the Charcuterie Pizza. It was really good.

A very pleasant pub beside the main road into/from the city centre, but quiet inside. It's quite…read morelarge, very clean and well maintained with comfortable seating of many kinds, not too close together. There's good service and you don't usually have too long to wait. Beer includes John Smith, Carlsburg, Carling, Guinness and (at the moment!) Rudolph's Delight.

This is very shabby outside - it does not look inviting at all to go in. I have been here on…read moreseveral occasions very early morning after clubbing in oceana and such like - this provides very greasy food that is satisfying after a night out. In terms of going there - i would never really go there - it is too run down and the food is too greasy - however the staff seem to put up with alot of abuse and they seem understanding in how you would like your food to be cooked and what you actually would like.

Only ever been late at night and it serves its purpose very well. No nonsense and good value.read more

I came here as it was close to the hotel I was staying in, and when I walked in and was waved…read moretowards a small table on a gallery. The table was a bit sticky and a little bit tatty, and I was tempted to leave again, however I stayed and was VERY impressed with the food. Really creamy celeriac soup, a lovely sea bass and a cauliflower curry. One of the nicest meals I've had in a while! The bar situation is less attractive but don't let it put you off.

The staff were friendly and attentive, but not pushy. A great layout of tables with each providing…read moreyou with your own little bit of space. First time eating here, definitely will not be the last. The shoulder of a lamb was amazing, melt in the mouth.