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Pubs & Bars in Plymouth
Many of the more traditional pubs and bars in Plymouth are along the waterfront at The Barbican with its bustling historic cobbled streets. Stop off at one of the old smuggling inns, these traditional pubs serve homemade food and excellent local ales and cider. Enjoy a relaxing evening in front of a log fire and soak up the locals’ banter.
The Treasury Lounge & Bar
Catherine Street, Plymouth, PL1 2AD
The Treasury is instantly recognisable for its life size sheep on the lawn outside. This popular city centre pub has a great atmosphere and sits alongside The Guild Hall, just a short walk from the Theatre Royal. Stop off for a coffee or lunch during a shopping spree or a pre-show cocktail from their extensive menu. They also have a great selection of beers, real ales and wine.
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Salumi Bar & Eatery
18 Millbay Road, Plymouth, PL1 3LH
This trendy Plymouth bistro is great for lunch, try their Prix Fixe Lunch menu from £12 and dine in style on roasted squash soup with coriander & lime yoghurt. smoked habanero oil served with treacle & cheddar bread; Slow braised short rib cottage pie with beef fat mash and salsa verde followed by a warm coconut sponge with raspberry, sesame and vanilla custard…
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The Ship
4 Quay Road, The Barbican, Plymouth, PL1 2JZ
For alfresco dining under giant sunshades check out The Ship. This vibrant bar and restaurant is right on the harbour front in Plymouth’s historic Barbican. A great place to ‘people watch’ over a glass of wine.
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The Fisherman’s Arms
31 Lambhay Street, The Barbican, Plymouth, PL1 2NN
This is one of Plymouth’s oldest pubs and a real hidden gem. The Fisherman’s Arms is a country just a short walk from the vibrant and historic Barbican. Dogs are welcome and there’s even a canine menu!
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The Dolphin
14 The Barbican, Plymouth, PL1 2LS
Another favourite pub on The Barbican is The Dolphin. This no-frills, unpretentious, historical inn is renowned for its cask ales and was one of Beryl Cook’s favourite pubs and was h
the inspiration for the flamboyant characters in her paintings! Feel the vibe in the pub and imagine the fishermen sipping their ale after landing their catch.
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The Minerva
31 Looe Street, The Barbican, Plymouth, Devon, PL4 0EA
Dating back to around 1540, The Minerva Inn is Plymouth’s oldest pub and has certainly seen some action over the years. In the 17th Century it was home to the infamous Press Gang and their antics. Pop in for a pint today, the pub is warm and welcoming with live music nights and a jam session every Thursday evening.
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