For some reason I was under the misimpression that this pub was a Wetherspoons. Fortunately the…read morecheap drinks and food meant that I wasn't completely off. They certainly had enough ale pumps to rival a pub from Tim Martin's successful stable, but sadly they weren't using most of them, only 2 ales for a Saturday night. Fortunately one of them was Butcombe Bitter which I have found to be a reliably good pint, as it was in this case

Good quality food, even when the place is busy it still feels cosy and quiet. would recommend to…read moreanybody. Like a weatherspoons, but with good customer service, and without the chavs.

A nice traditional pub, with the traditional pub smell (what is it Mr Landlord?)…read more Had a beer called Cotleigh Honey Buzzard, a name which led me to expect a light honey flavoured ale, certainly not a dark beer...with no honey flavour to my novice tongue. Nice beer though, just not as anticipated. It was one of four ales (pub serves a maximum of 5). Free newspapers to read.

The best pub (out of 23!) in central Newton Abbot. Close to the clock tower with plenty of seating…read moreoutside. Five handpumps with a mixture of regulars (Tribute and Doom Bar) plus guest beers, often from Devon and Cornwall. Newton Abbot's Teignworthy brewery is usually featured; other local beers include Hunters, Jollyboat, Exe Valley and O'Hanlons. Great lunchtime grub; roast dinners are particularly good value and I can also vouch for the steaks. Bands Saturday nights, some of which are quite good. Karaoke Friday nights - if you like that sort of thing! They also have darts and euchre evenings. For cider lovers the Thatchers Gold is not at all bad, but there is also Gaymers perry and Blackthorn.

We picked the Treasury as a convenient spot for a pre-theatre dinner and despite some initial…read morereservations as we arrived to hear very loud music being played upstairs, we were very pleased with the decision. We'd called ahead to reserve a table for 6.15 (for a 7.30 theatre show) and were quickly shown to our table by the greeter. Having reiterated that we were on a deadline, we ordered wine and then speed-read the menu for a swift order. My Ravioli and rocket dish was spot on, as were the two dishes selected by my parents, both from that day's specials. The house white was reasonably good too. Overall, the bill for three mains and three large glasses of house white was just under £50, so that was a reasonable cost, especially given the speedy service and the conveniene of the location. Pretty good, all round.

Nice bar for after work drinks. Decor trendy and modern. Good meeting point.read more

This is the only proper sports bar in plymouth in my view, it is loud, exciting and shows alot of…read moresport! I think the staff are friendly, the place is big so you never really get pushed around which is always something that really gets on my nerves in other places. I think the drinks are really cheap considering other places seem to of put their prices up more. here you still have drinks for £1.50 on certain ones, which i think is really good. the place is most of the time clean, although not so on the weekends. I think overall people enjoy coming here because it is something different and not the same old kind of pub.

walkabout is very busy all of the time but really only appeals to men who love sport and women and…read moregirls just go there because it's packed with men, what i don't understand is why the toilets are upstairs in here with big huge gaps in the steps to get up there, not safe! Walkabout have done a million free burger promtion which means this is busier than usual. Situated in Union street near the main clubs and pubs, ideal if you want to try a kangaroo burger with a pint of fosters

hare and hounds had grown from strength to stregth in the years and has a very wide variety of…read morefoods to choose from at a reasonable price they are child and disable friendly and have a very big restaurant seating more than 100. You can get a simple bar meal of ham egg and chips to a beef and ale pie or go more a la carte in their restaurant which serves a lovely lamp shank or roast duck, lovely atmosphere and right on the main road, ideal for stipping off before torquay

the best carvery i have ever had, for a reasonable price. what makes it special are the vegetables…read more they dont just stick to the standard peas carrots etc but also offer Mediterranean veg and seasoned green beans etc. the deserts are also fantastic, homemade and scrumptious with a good variety of choice that change each time i go. it can be very busy which can slow the service and ruin the atmosphere making everything seem a little rushed and squashed! but so worth it for the food!

Large corner Victorian pub with a lot of original features . Excellant range of not seen before…read morereal ales kept in very good condition . Furnitures a real mix as are the customers but all seem to fit in well . Place does regular live entertainment . Most interesting pub I have been in Plymouth .

To be found on the main road, the A389, the Rose & Crown is a lovely place to have a meal. There is…read morea wide choice on the a la carte menu but you can also choose a set 2 or 3 course meal, including a glass of wine at lunchtimes, which changes daily. The quality of the food is excellent and the food is well presented. The staff are pleasant and efficient, altogether an ideal venue for a special!

Excellent place to eat relax drink and eat. We have used this pub for our go to pub. You get good…read morequality food at reasonable prices good beer and a friendly local atmosphere. We have also used the function room for events. Our parties have been well catered and well organised.

Great pub in the summer since there loads of space to sit outside and enjoy a pint in the sumer…read moresun. I often cycle there from Dawlish Warren and have a drink and if I don't eat at double locks I have food here. Can get very busy from cyclists, walkers and people coming on the ferry from Topsham. Its great to eat here, get the ferry over to Topsham with my bike then cycle to Exeter where I can then get the train home or cycle back. Great to sit by the river and watch the boats go by.

This is a seasonal Pub. They close for the winter so DO NOT go looking for a pint there from aprox…read moreFireworks night - Easter. When you get there you will appreciate why. So why is this pub so great - Only people who know about it and can be bothered to make the effort go there. So that makes it special. Staff are friendly and very help full. I think its family run and so the staff are friends and family. Good real ales and they do a bit of larger. They are know for food so I expect they do a decent bottle of wine or two and the food I have had - chips were good. They often on hot sunny weekends have outdoor bar as well and a BarBQ going on. They don't mind you going out there an pitching a tent as you will want to have a couple of drinks and take in the views and sea/estuary air. Cyclists - You will like this as its about 8 miles out from Exeter so you get a decent cycle on cycle/footpaths. Only the last 1/2 miles will you have to dodge cars and you don't get to many of them. So this pub is ace. I hope I have not spoilt it by sending you lot there, but go on, this can be our little secret.