This restaurant clearly earned its Michelin Star, both for food and presentation. I started with…read morecrab crumpet, fresh local crab on a crumpet with two other unique elements. My daughter started with beetroot samosas and they were gorgeous. For my main, went with the duck and it was also exquisite. Sliced thinly with a great jus and again several other elements on the plate I could not identify but added many great layers to the taste. We also shared green beans and zucchini (courgettes) and they were great. Fresh from the chef's garden and tasted that way. I normally pass on dessert but had to try it. I had strawberries with pistachio sponge, while I would have like more pistachio flavor it was also quite enjoyable. Service was efficient and I liked the pace of the meal. Pretty quick between courses (what I'm used to as an American), with the nice touch of asking whether we wanted the next course yet. They do not put on airs like many starred establishments, a family in shorts was welcomed, and the food is as good as you can get.

We ate at this delightful restaurant the night before our departure from this beautiful and fun…read moreDevon playground. The food and service were superb as well as good value for money. We ordered a fixed price three course meal. The fish was so fresh and superbly prepared. Many local diners head for the 7 Restaurant a few doors down. We had no reservations and the 7 was full so we tried The Elephant. The ambiance was delightfully quiet, dignified and somewhat reserved. The dress should reflect that type of venue. We were definitely under dressed but were welcomed anyhow. We recommend this restaurant without hesitation.

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

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.

I have always loved the food here! The portions are great and so is the service! I always recommend…read morethe daily specials they have. It's also a nice walk by the water to get here. When someone comes to visit, It's the restaurant I take people to.

crispity and flakey fish and endless fries. what more to say. they didn't have the fish me…read moreand the mr wanted but oh well. still extremely good. and the blood orange cocktail as well ahhhhhhh yum. a bit on the expensive side but oh well. lovely location right by the aquarium

Tucked away in a tiny village is thus Amazing inn with quaint ambiance and decor, decorated for…read morethe holidays, dogs allowed ! Super friendly staff and attentive. We all got the Sunday roast beef with the trimmings and it was so worth it . Only thing I would change are the roast potatoes they just were not quite " British style" gravy and Yorkshire pudding and meat and other veggies were great . Soon they will be all lit up for Christmas .

Went here twice in the summer of 2018. Once for lunch and once for the Sunday roast. This is quite…read morea large pub, with a large terrace in a beautiful location. The food is better than at an average pub but also a bit more expensive. Think for lunch at prices of around £ 9 to £ 16 for a meal. There are 2 and 3 course menu options which are a good deal (at around £14 for 2 courses). Sunday roast is fairly priced at around £12 to £14 depending on your choice of meats. Also one of the few places where there is actually a choice of vegan & glutenfree products. A word of caution for people with a non-UK bank card: don't use the "open tab" system: this will cause trouble with your bank & payments.

Dined there last night with friends. We all agreed the food was excellent , with a quite extensive…read moremenu, as well as a good specials board.They were good sized helpings too. Good selection of beers and wines. Altogether a very nice place to enjoy an evening out. No loud music and very friendly and helpful staff.

An atmospheric little pub with room for 25-30 upstairs (available to book out as we did) and more…read moredownstairs. They have a combination of local ales and more well known brands and a brilliant selection of "home-cooked" food, both my wife and I enjoyed each of these aspects greatly. The food comes in large portions and for a very agreeable price. The service was excellent and we even enjoyed a chat with the owner as he arrived to have a pint. Excellent for families or small groups of friends!

Three of us had dinner here. They were supposed to be open at 5:30 but we were told to come back…read moreat 5:45 and it was worth the wait. In addition to the regular menu they had a number of seafood specials. I had the scallops in a cream ginger sauce that was wonderful. One in our party had fettuccini Alfredo and loved it and another had a special with shrimp and lobster and loved it. For dessert we had a special, vitro starter and ice cream, all of which were quite good. Service was very good. The place is small so good idea to have a reservation. It is well worth visiting with a lot of great choices in addition to the specials. We were glad we went. The one thing to be aware of is that they only take cash or check and no cards.

Nice quaint atmosphere in Looe. come early as it fills up fast for dinner. The fish was very fresh…read morewith a varying menu by what comes in. The sauces though did not do the fish justice. The sauce on our fresh Turbot was just not needed , or at least too heavy. The whole SeaBass was quite nice however. On the whole I would recommend it.