Discover the best pubs & restaurants in Plymouth

About Plymouth

Plymouth is a port city situated in Devon, known for its maritime heritage, many nature parks, and its Sutton Harbour. The town has many pubs, restaurants, and cafes. Some pubs include the Fortescue, the pub on the hoe, dolphin hotel, etc. The pub on the hoe is one of Plymouth's famous, sitting opposite the Hoe park. It is well known for its quality dishes and a wide assortment of beers, wines, and soft drinks. It is a quirky pub with a few rooms to book for a night or two if you are looking to explore the bustling city. Some of Plymouth's favourite restaurants include fletcher’s restaurant, cosmic kitchen, tea bun and plenty of others offering delicious dishes.

Plymouth hoe park has unbeatable views; whether you are having a picnic, walking your dog, or just going for a long stroll to breathe in some fresh country air, this is a place you should visit. The park is home to the iconic Smeaton's lighthouse; the park is close to the shoreline, used for bathing by the public during summer times. Plymouth hoe also holds annual events such as British firework championships and the renowned Plymouth Armed Forces Day. Surround the park are many shops, cafes, pubs, and restaurants perfect if you are looking to spend the day outdoors.

If you are interested in marine species, then the National Marine Aquarium Plymouth is the place to be. With over 4000 animals to see and learn about, it is the perfect place for a family day out. Some species include sharks, octopuses, jellyfishes, etc. This exciting journey starts at Plymouth Sound; here, you can see animals like baby catsharks, boarfish such as Denzel and starfishes. Then it continues to explore the whole ocean, from the deep depths of the Atlantic Ocean to the colourful corals of the Great Barrier Reef.  The Aquarium has parking, toilets, and many gift shops.

Dartmoor zoo is one of Plymouths popular attractions with plenty of wild species to see up close and take pictures! It is an exciting opportunity to learn about the different animals and their background stories. Dartmoor zoo has a vast collection of wildcats; the zoo holds educational workshops that deliver fun and challenging experiences making the school visit worth it. The zoo has memberships where you can visit the zoo all year round for a fixed price.