Food is a necessity in life and many of us enjoy eating out and maybe trying something new that we haven’t had before. If you are in, or visiting Plymouth, it can be hard to know where to start. Plymouth has a great range of food, being a city that is based so close to the sea. From traditional food like pasties, to local fish and pastries. If you want to know 10 amazing food places in Plymouth, then be sure to keep on reading.
Pasties are a Devonshire specialty and they are a firm favorite in Plymouth. There are lots on offer, but a particular favorite is The Pasty House. They are an independent Devon café and takeaway business with premises in Tavistock and Plymouth. They not only do a range of award-winning country pasties, they also offer baguettes, wraps, and salads to name a few. Not to mention their mouth-watering milkshakes and barista coffees. If you are looking for a traditional treat this place will not disappoint.
The Dock is a Plymouth café and restaurant located in Millbay. They offer locally sourced food in a relaxed friendly setting. Whether it be for a special occasion, or a day out with the children it is the perfect hub to enjoy a coffee or a bite to eat. You can enjoy a look out to sea in the contemporary modern space whilst dining for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
Located on the Barbican in a tucked away location, bubble waffles are the talk of the town. This independent business offers amazing waffles with all the toppings you could dream off. From cream to candy-floss the options are endless. If you have a sweet tooth this is the place for you.
Pier One is a restaurant on the popular Plymouth Hoe. It offers spectacular balcony views of the beautiful Plymouth sound. The modern dining space is a hip, modern location offering a range of different menus for all.
Fish and chips are another Devonshire favorite and we have plenty to choose from. Harbourside located on the Barbican offers award-winning fish and chips, with sustainable seafood and even gluten-free option!
Who doesn’t love a Chinese? For many people, it is their first choice for dining out. The Wet Wok offers an extensive range of Chinese dishes which are fresh and authentic. You can enjoy the amazing cuisine in an authentically decorated restaurant whilst enjoying views of the Plymouth Sound.
In Plymouth, cafés are a popular choice when dining out. The Flower café located again on the Barbican is a popular café. It offers amazing cakes and themed hot chocolates. It makes it a perfect family place.
If you love sushi, this is the place for you. Kuki located on princess street offers contemporary locally sourced Japanese cuisine in a beautiful grade two listed building with an extensive menu. You can share a platter with friends or maybe enjoy a cocktail! This is one of the best food places in Plymouth!
The Greedy Goose offers a fine dining experience, they source local ingredients and turn it into unique, modern dishes. The restaurant is located in a 15th-century building and has a credible 2 AA rosettes. If you are looking for a mature, flavoursome experience, then this is the place for you.
If you want something cheap and cheerful, enjoy an ice cream from Mrs. Whippy on the Hoe. You can have clotted cream and fruit, sherbet or a range of sauces. The options are endless, you can enjoy this local favorite whilst enjoying a walk along the Hoe!
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