Best restaurants in Plymouth

Within the famed Plymouth Gin Distillery, The Barbican Kitchen offers an international brasserie-style menu. Whether you fancy a healthy nourish bowl or West Country pork belly - satisfying food is the order of the day.

Both modern and relaxed, local and international; The Boathouse is the go to destination for quality Devon seafood dishes emboldened by global culinary influences. Envision moules mariniere, Catalan monkfish, and baked mackerel with spiced African sauces

Informal French fare, and seasonal plates of homestyle cooking executed with confidence, you can’t go wrong with Le Bistrot Pierre - especially when it comes with a heated terrace and great views of the Royal William Yard.

The Rockfish in Plymouth makes the most of all the delicious and locally sourced seafood Devon has to offer. Overlooking the sea and neighbouring the National Marine Aquarium, there’s no better choice for fish fanatics.

The Bottling Plant is a quirky restaurant and cafe complete with original pillars, flag-stone floors and walls covered in portraits from times past. Perch on a whisky barrel with a cocktail or cappuccino surrounded by oak chests and grandfather clocks.

Founded by two fishermen, expect to feast on the freshest fish and seafood around at this rustic coastal restaurant. From oysters and scallops to fish finger sarnies, there’s no finer place to enjoy a taste of the sea.

Located on the waterfront in Plymouth, Jolly Jacks has a lot going for it. The bar and bistro boast an extensive menu which makes the most of all the local and fresh seafood Devon has to offer.

A short trip into the country, Welbeck Manor is leading a winning campaign for local seasonal menus. Enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner and afternoon tea all with sweeping views over a stunning Devon landscape. Just be sure to book!