We had dinner there a couple of times. Great views over the sound.
Brian Squires
Great location, I had the slow cooked lamb which was very good, however if you have a big appetite then I would recommend having a starter as well. Also the dining room is a bit echoey which makes it a bit tiresome.
Erika I
A lovely place in Plymouth seaside, nice wiew to the sea and the Smeaton's Tower.Big inside and outside options. The staff is very lovely and helpful, the food was tasty, wasn't expensive a meal and a pint of beer only £20.Toilet is very clean, I loved the mirror frames, very creative.Updated:3 years ago after lockdown Plymouth was the first place - far from my home - that I visited after a very difficult period. My accomodation was very close, so I've had my first beers and first foods outside in this pub. I'm very sentimental person, so this place going to be very heartworming for me all in my life.I've celebrated the life and freedom here.
The White Family
It was the best crumble I’ve ever had!Wheelchair accessibility: The staff put out ramps to get round
Tudor Laurentiu
Lovely view to the waterfront.
Katie Milburn
Had a lovely date night here and it was just perfect, couldn’t fault anything. Service was brilliant and food was amazing too. Would happily return.
Charlie Salter
Fantastic evening spent at the waterfront.We arrived to be greeted by friendly faces. Who offered us a table.The food was amazing. I had the lamb scotch egg. Such a simple idea that had become a fast favourite of which I’ll be ordering again at my next visit.Aswell as the beef shin and ale pie. That was the perfect portion size for a big eater like myselfWe finished our evening by sitting in the wonderfully scenic deck outside the restaurant to enjoy a final drink.It was atmospherically lit, cosy and quiet.I’ll definately be enjoying more evening at the waterfront
Great location, food and staff. Worked for the day here and reliable internet. Fish finger option was delightful.
William Kelley
Great location and beers and lovely staff. The new parking caught me out which is frustrating as a £20 beer became £120. Beware if you are parking there and be sure to get a ticket (I believe it is free but you have to get a ticket now)Parking: BEWARE OF THE PARKING, THEY HAVE ADDED PARKING TICKETS THAT YOU HAVE TO OBTAIN. FINED £100 FOR HAVING NO TICKET DESPITE EATING AT THE PUB.
Marina Krywalski
Lovely lunchtime food in a perfect location. Good new menu, especially for non meat eaters.and like to reduce your carbs. The waitress was excellent when theybought a seizer salad out with chicken on it. Was very apologetic and took it off the bill. We never asked her to do that, but she felt she wanted to. Very professional and will be returning.Vegetarian options: There was enough vegetarian options, which is so good to see. The green vegetables that I ordered separately with my cous cous and ratatouille .
Ang Mayger
Loved it. Delicious food, good service.
Jo F
Service needs a bit of attention, especially at bush times but food was lovely and not badly priced.
We had dinner there a couple of times. Great views over the sound.
Great location, I had the slow cooked lamb which was very good, however if you have a big appetite then I would recommend having a starter as well. Also the dining room is a bit echoey which makes it a bit tiresome.
A lovely place in Plymouth seaside, nice wiew to the sea and the Smeaton's Tower.Big inside and outside options. The staff is very lovely and helpful, the food was tasty, wasn't expensive a meal and a pint of beer only £20.Toilet is very clean, I loved the mirror frames, very creative.Updated:3 years ago after lockdown Plymouth was the first place - far from my home - that I visited after a very difficult period. My accomodation was very close, so I've had my first beers and first foods outside in this pub. I'm very sentimental person, so this place going to be very heartworming for me all in my life.I've celebrated the life and freedom here.
It was the best crumble I’ve ever had!Wheelchair accessibility: The staff put out ramps to get round
Lovely view to the waterfront.
Had a lovely date night here and it was just perfect, couldn’t fault anything. Service was brilliant and food was amazing too. Would happily return.
Fantastic evening spent at the waterfront.We arrived to be greeted by friendly faces. Who offered us a table.The food was amazing. I had the lamb scotch egg. Such a simple idea that had become a fast favourite of which I’ll be ordering again at my next visit.Aswell as the beef shin and ale pie. That was the perfect portion size for a big eater like myselfWe finished our evening by sitting in the wonderfully scenic deck outside the restaurant to enjoy a final drink.It was atmospherically lit, cosy and quiet.I’ll definately be enjoying more evening at the waterfront
Good food and great staff
Great food and friendly service.
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Great location, food and staff. Worked for the day here and reliable internet. Fish finger option was delightful.
Great location and beers and lovely staff. The new parking caught me out which is frustrating as a £20 beer became £120. Beware if you are parking there and be sure to get a ticket (I believe it is free but you have to get a ticket now)Parking: BEWARE OF THE PARKING, THEY HAVE ADDED PARKING TICKETS THAT YOU HAVE TO OBTAIN. FINED £100 FOR HAVING NO TICKET DESPITE EATING AT THE PUB.
Lovely lunchtime food in a perfect location. Good new menu, especially for non meat eaters.and like to reduce your carbs. The waitress was excellent when theybought a seizer salad out with chicken on it. Was very apologetic and took it off the bill. We never asked her to do that, but she felt she wanted to. Very professional and will be returning.Vegetarian options: There was enough vegetarian options, which is so good to see. The green vegetables that I ordered separately with my cous cous and ratatouille .
Loved it. Delicious food, good service.
Service needs a bit of attention, especially at bush times but food was lovely and not badly priced.