Table of 8, didn't order alcohol, waitress never returned once we got our food. Food was great, but…read moreentire table had empty glasses when she next came with the check

So happy to say it feels like the good old days again. The pub atmosphere is warm, relaxed, and…read moreexactly what you want when you're craving a casual night out. Their garlic parm chicken tenders are still one of my absolute favorites -- consistently delicious. We also love stopping here in the summer after leaving the Plymouth waterfront with the boat. It's such an easy, laid-back spot to land, and there's plenty of parking which is a huge plus. And I have to say -- I LOVE their salads. Fresh, generous portions, and always satisfying. LOVE the patio Great vibe, solid food, and back to being one of our go-to pub spots.

The show was wonderful, filled with amazing talent. The theatre was charming as was all the people…read moreworking there. Overall a great experience highly recommend

I couldn't be happier with my experience at Priscilla Beach Theatre this summer. The Malone's treat…read moreboth their employees and their patrons with the highest degree of respect and thoughtfulness - they have created and continue to develop an environment where actors can express their boundless creativity and theatre-lovers can enjoy plays and musicals in the intimate and comfortable setting of their newly-renovated venues, including the barn and the outdoor pavilion. As an actor in the resident company during the summer, I had the amazing opportunity to live on the Priscilla Beach Theatre campus. I lived in the Farmhouse, which houses around nine people, a costume shop, costume storage, two bathrooms, a kitchen, and a black box theatre. I felt like this was my home away from home during the summer; it kind of felt like my first year of college again when I lived in a dorm. You become really close with the people you live and work with - you form really special bonds. One of the really incredible things about being cast in A Chorus Line and A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum this summer were the directors I had the fortune of working with. Emily Maltby directed A Chorus Line and Ron Fassler directed Forum, and both of these directors helped me bring some of my best work out on the stage. They affirmed and encouraged their casts, and maintained an expectation of professionalism throughout the summer. If you're an actor looking for summer work, I couldn't recommend this company enough. You'll make friendships that last a lifetime, enjoy sunny days and starry nights at a beach that's a five minute walk away, and get paid to do what you love!

Great venue to catch a show. Good selection of drinks to enjoy during your show. Older facility,…read moreyet not a bad seat in the house. Quickly seated by friendly staff and good display in memorial areas to look at prior to show or during intermission.

This past Saturday, I had the exciting opportunity to attend and watch my first professional mixed…read moremartial arts (MMA) event, Cage Titans 63. This was a particularly special occasion as three of the fighters who were participating in the event train at my boyfriend's gym. We were both eager to go and support them, to cheer them on and provide the moral support during their fights. Upon my first impression, the venue seemed quite compact from the outside. However, the building extends back further than one would expect, offering plenty of space and creating an atmosphere that ensures every spectator has a great view of the intense action unfolding in the cage. The venue has multiple levels, which allowed for a greater number of spectators. It was clear that the design had been carefully considered to ensure that everyone, regardless of where they were seated, could watch the fight with minimal obstruction. The only problem was a lack of seats which meant that some people needed to stand until others left as it would appear that they oversold the tickets. I did enjoy the event, taking in every punch, kick, and submission attempt. It was more brutal than I had anticipated, but it was entertaining/exhilarating and I couldn't stop looking at the action!

I can't say enough great things about this studio. Casey and Forest have created something really…read morespecial here--it truly feels like a second home. All the instructors are incredibly knowledgeable, patient, and supportive. They meet you exactly where you are and help you grow, all while keeping things fun and encouraging. My 1:1 sessions are something I genuinely look forward to every week--it's always exciting to learn a new "cool" move. The group classes and Friday night parties are just as amazing--welcoming, energetic, and open to all levels. Whether you're brand new, born with two left feet, or more experienced, everyone is included and encouraged. There's a real sense of community here, where people are not only learning, but also enjoying each other's company. If you're thinking about trying dance or expanding your social life, this is absolutely the place to do it.

Amazing staff. It's been a joy getting back into dance at the Plymouth studio. My partner and I…read moretake lessons with both Olesia and Jonas. Both bring their own unique teaching styles. The other dancers at the studio are incredibly friendly and great to get to know.

We were walking downtown Plymouth when we came across this little winery. They have a great option…read moreof tasting that includes a take home glass. We were paired with Shelby, a very knowledgeable and friendly worker, who took the time to explain each wine, as well suggest pairings. We ended up trying multiple wines and of course taking some home. A very nice, relaxing and casual location that I recommend you try

Must visit spot in Plymouth!! I visited with my party on a not-busy day. We were promptly greeted…read moreby a worker who helped us get settled. Ultimately we ended up having a tasting with Mike. We ordered a charcuterie to go along with it. It seems that they typically do tastings at the bar counter, but they also have a number of tables for people to sit at. While the dining room is small, we felt comfortable based on how many people were there. The windows look over the parking lot and down to Plymouth Harbor. Now for the wines: At this winery, fruit is king. Most of their wines are fruit wines, but they do have some grape wines as well. You will have to visit to taste between their wines. Some of our favorite bottles were the Strawberry Bay, Widows Walk White, Apricot Bay, and the Colonial Red. Definitely make an effort to try all of the wines, as there a few enough, but also because they can be compared to one another (but all are truly unique!). It is worth getting the charcuterie with the tasting as some of the items pair very well with the wines. Mike also did an amazing job of curating a tasting experience that left us wanting more! He juxtaposes the wines to various other products they sell, and embellishes with the best stories!! Do take time to visit this winery when you are in Plymouth, and enjoy some wines that you will not find anywhere else!