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THE SOUTH WEST’S MAGAZINE FOR LOVERS OF FINE FOOD AND DRINK

The Ship Inn at Noss Mayo is a delightful, traditional waterside pub where you can enjoy good wine, local beers and superb fresh, homemade food. The Inn’s location is an excellent walking destination and a yachtsman’s port of call - you can even tie up your boat outside!

The perfect place to have a drink, sit back, relax and enjoy the beautiful views and Charlie & Lisa’s friendly hospitality!

The Ship Inn Noss Mayo South Devon PL8 1EW Tel: 01752 872387 Email: shipinn@nossmayo.com Web: www.nossmayo.com

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06 Small Bites

All the latest news on developments in and around the area’s bar and restaurant scene.

11 New Openings

eeping tabs on the new K arrivals and widening your dining horizons.

12 And Something to Drink?

Finding wines to match your food is an unnecessary headache for most diners. David Ireland offers a few tips on how to let your taste buds get the best of both worlds.

16 The Grilling

22 Dining Out For Less

We turn the tables on three local chefs.

20 The World’s Your Oyster Raw or Grilled they are a Westcountry favourite grown and harvested in many estuaries in Devon and Cornwall.

Previously eaten by many maritime nations for thousands of years Stephen Barrett takes a look at their provenance and tries to get to the bottom of their allure.

12 Restaurants & Bars Index

20 ith increased competition in W the high street and the rising cost of supermarket food, there has never been a more affordable time to eat out. Nick Bayly offers some top tips on how to dine out without breaking the bank.

72 X Marks the Spot

Your fully comprehensive map of restaurants in and around Plymouth.

76 Listings

Full bar and restaurant listings.

The Ship Inn, Noss Mayo

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Zeus

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Refectory

49

The Terrace Tavistock

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View Pan Asia The Rose & Crown

4 8

Yukisan The Eastern Eye Indian Cuisine

39 39

The View Restaurant RPCYC Ming Dynasty

50 50

The Plough at Duloe B Bar Thai Noodle Bar

61 62

Platters Rocky’s

40 40

The Grecian Taverna Mediterranean

51 52

The Blue Plate The Dairy

62 63

ArtFrame Gallery & Caffé Gallerie 18 Tanners Restaurant 28 An Boesti 28

The Steak & Omelette 41 The Waterfront Restaurant & Bar 42 Meze Grill 43

The Elephant’s Nest The Rock Inn The Whitchurch Inn

52 53 53

Souk Zucca Asia Chic

64 65 66

Treasury

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Kitchen Café

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Waterside Bistro

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Rocco Y Lola

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Barclay House The Arundell Arms Browns Hotel

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Cuisine Spontanée Bacaro Veneziana Italian

44 45 45

The New Walk Brasserie 54 Who’d Have Thought It Milton Combe 55 The Mez 55

Mombay Brasserie Squid Ink Piermasters

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The Farm House Restaurant

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Steve’s Brasserie

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Trattoria Pescatore Taylors Restaurant Trawlers On The Quay

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Duttons Café Bar Restaurant Shirley Valentine‘s

Thai Palace

The Hayloft Restaurant Boringdon Hall The Artillery Tower

Monty’s The California Country Inn

57 58

Saltash Tandoori Bistro One The Terrace Café Bar

70 71 79

Barbican Kitchen Morgan’s Italian

36 36

The Mission Arribas

48 48

Jolly Jacks

37

Annabels Cabaret & Discotheque 49

Nibana Lockyers Quay Heskyn Mill

58 59 60

The Bridge Bar and Restaurant Chloe’s Restaurant

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smallbites Don't be confused, but the Mombay Brasserie is simply the new name for the Bombay Brasserie. The name may have changed (purely for trademark reasons) but we can assure you that we are still the best value for money Indian Restaurant in Plymouth. We've now been trading successfully for over three years and hope that you will come down and enjoy our fantastic Indian cuisine.

The Mombay Brasserie is a 150 seater restaurant situated close to The National Marine Aquarium and Vue 2 Cinema Complex.

Our restaurant is also a perfect venue for large parties.

Tel: 01752 600806.

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AN BOESTI RESTAURANT

Mombay Brasserie makes a new name for themselves!

Everything’s Coming up Rosettes at St Mellion’s ‘An Boesti’

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t Mellion International Resort is in celebratory mood. Following a recent AA inspection; the Luxury 4-Star hotel; was awarded two AA Rosettes for the “culinary excellence” of its fine dining restaurant; “An Boesti”. What’s more, the appointment of new Head Chef Daniel Turner has added to the excitement. With impressive three Rosette level experience behind him not to mention working as senior sous chef for Heston Blumenthal’s Two Rosette gastro pub and with a great pastry background, Daniel who will be at the helm of both “An Boesti” restaurant and The Brasserie at the resort, will continue to maintain the success of the restaurants, no doubt taking them from strength to strength.

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clean sweep for The Treasury in Hygiene ratings

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BORINGDON HALL

The new food safety hygiene ratings sweeping across the country puts England in line with Australia, New Zealand and others by ranking the cleanliness and procedures of each food premises for the public to view both on line at www.food.gov.uk or as is the case with most highest scoring establishments displayed as a badge of honour at the premises.

The Treasury is very proud to have achieved the highest score and owner Benjamin Shearn puts that firmly down to his dedicated team. “Everyone pulls together from the general manager to the kitchen porter in making the business a success and the excellent hygiene score in the national ratings system is testament to their hard work and commitment to high standards, I thank them all whole heartedly”. Tel: 01752 672121.

sumptuous variety of rich, classic flavours serving a beautiful array of daily Fine Dining a la carte dishes.

Taking you back to a place of bygones while encompassing you with its NEW stylish modern edge, the historical hotel hidden away on the edge of Dartmoor’s National Park is only five minutes away from the vibrant city but successfully combines rich traditional charm with stylish modern indulgence.

Tel: 01752 344455.

Boringdon hall New owners provide a breath of fresh air and fresh new looks With new ownership the 10th century family run hotel has seen a large investment and renovation. With a new sophisticated luxurious bar one can pre-drink or wind down in a stylish modern twist of opulent leather sofas, fresh carved oak and ceilings of grandeur. The soothing atmosphere with modern splendour decor alongside

attentive selection of wines and spirits will keep you relaxed and desiring for more.

The bar’s magnificent architecture and majestic settings are carried through to the Gallery Restaurant where Executive Chef Dave Brazewell directs a team of passionate Devonshire chefs.

Using local fresh produce the diligent service presents a

April witnessed the convergence of 300 leading business figures at an auspicious event hosted

by The Herald Newspaper; to award the creme de la creme of leading businesses, entrepreneurs, companies and individuals in Plymouth. The prestigious evening compered by local born celebrity Angela Rippon witnessed many noteworthy businessmen receiving great honours and accolades in different business sections; including greatly respected restaurateur Edmond Davari owner of “The Leading Restaurants of the World Ltd.” Mr Davari triumphed over many to receive the award from the "Best Hospitality and Tourism Section" which was sponsored by Air South West.

DUTTONS RESTAURANT

Davari triumphs in newspaper awards

Evening All - Duttons now open for evening meals Sitting at the foot of the Citadel on Plymouth Hoe, the view from Duttons extends from the Historic Barbican and out over Plymouth Sound and the ocean beyond.

Cafe Bistro style, Crab sandwiches or the Fish soup are enjoyed al fresco through the summer using Fresh,

local, seasonal, produce. Superb coffee, even better Cream Teas enjoyed inside or out 7 days a week.

This summer Duttons will open for evening meals with highly talented chef Neil Fanous heading up the kitchen. Tel: 01752 255245.

ZEUS RESTAURANT

The Mighty Zeus looking bigger & better than ever The Popular Plymouth restaurant has recently doubled the size of its Cornwall Street premises to accommodate its regulars and attract new customers. Having bought the premises next door, proprietor Andrew Kallis embarked on a major refurbishment project, which has totally transformed Zeus, both in size and style.

Combined with friendly service and great food at affordable prices, Zeus provides a dining experience to remember. Tel: 01752 661843.

The Quay to your perfect occasion!

Following a recent refurbishment, Lockyers Quay offers the perfect combination of great pub food, unique setting and the warmest of welcomes.

Situated on the Harbour front and overlooking the old fishing docks, it is the perfect destination for a family meal or a business lunch. Within a stone’s throw of the restaurant we have also recently refurbished our fantastic function room, The Sutton

Harbour Function Suite. It offers full conferencing facilities and with an on-site hotel, it is ideal for business meetings. Not only that, we can also host all types of celebrations from Weddings to Christenings and can provide a choice of buffets and menus to suit your every need. The Quay to your perfect occasion is Lockyers Quay and the Sutton Harbour Function Suite. Tel: 01752 664353.

New lease of life at the Orangery The Treasury has acquired the lease on Mount Edgcumbe’s Orangery tearooms, The Stables restaurant and the Marquee wedding packages. This sees two new staff appointments, our head chef Richard Nicholls moves up to executive chef and we are pleased to welcome our new head chef Dan Johns formerly of the Horn of Plenty, he is passionate and driven and all the team look forward to working with him.

Farm House Restaurant is the pride of the Fleet For the past three years, China Fleet Country Club’s AA rosette award-winning restaurant, The Farm House, has been serving impressive regional cuisine in a setting to match. On the menu, expect fine-quality meats, fish, poultry and vegetables, which are often sourced from neighbouring towns and villages.

Dishes include scallop Nicoise with confit tomato and olive beurre blanc and a duo of West Country lamb - shepherd’s pie and slow-roasted shoulder with oven-dried tomatoes and caramelised onion jus.

Vegetarians are equally spoilt for choice with a range of fresh and seasonal dishes.

To accompany all this, their wine list presents a dazzling variety of vintages.

The Farm House is just as popular with large group bookings as it is with those just looking for a table for two in a cosy corner.

Book now and experience The Farm House’s hospitality for yourself. Tel: 01752 854661.

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“The Rose & Crown has changed to reflect the modern British pub.

We offer a stylish and skilled approach to your pub experience.

Our focus lies heavily with serving high quality, ‘restaurant standard’ pub food that is affordable and satisfying whilst adopting a village life approach to our main bar area. We hope you enjoy your visit, and hope even more to see you again soon!”

Rose & Crown, Market Street, Yealmpton, Devon, PL8 2EB (10 mins from Plymouth) Tel: 01752 880223. Email: info@theroseandcrown.co.uk

...top quality, high standards, relaxed atmosphere

Our function room which is just opposite the pub is available for exclusive use for events, gatherings and parties. We can set the room up as you like and provide excellent private catering for you and your guests. A very adaptable area, perfect for social events and for business occasions as we change the layout and decorations to suit the occasion. We can accommodate 44 guests for a sit down meal or larger groups for more relaxed events.

Our offer to you Regularly changing a la carte menu Monday – Saturday Lunch and Dinner Popular Lunch & Early Supper Set Menu 2 courses £10 - 3 courses £13 Same price for the past 6 years!!

Sunday Lunch Menu 2 courses £16 - 3 Courses £18

“Proper Westcountry Sunday Luncheon” A smart and comfortable drinking atmosphere All day everyday ( June – September)

Alfresco dining in the South Hams...

Our walled garden, with its own man made fountain, is a real sun trap in the summer – what could be better than a lazy lunch with a gorgeous bottle of wine whilst enjoying the garden in the sunshine?

Stunning alfresco dining & drinking Whenever the weather permits!

Adaptable and attractive Function Room Informal or formal - dining or conference

Please visit: www.theroseandcrown.co.uk Follow us on: Twitter@rcyealmpton and Facebook: RoseandCrown Yealmpton.

Photographs courtesy of: Tony Cobley Photography

All day blackboard menu Popular dishes that are in demand

newopenings Hanging on to the edge of the cliffs down on Portwrinkle Beach – just two minutes from the Finnygook Inn - The Finnygook Café is the newest addition to this stunning bit of Cornish coastline with fantastic views across Whitsand Bay. A fifteen minute drive from Torpoint, or twenty from Saltash, will bring you swiftly to this beautiful corner where you can enjoy simple food in lovely surroundings. Fresh crab sandwiches, chicken and beef burgers, Cornish Pasties (of course!), a daily changing roast bap, such as pork and apple sauce, and all the teas and coffees you could wish for.

Run by the same crew as The Finnygook Inn you can be assured of the same high standards and attention to detail as you enjoy in the pub. If the sun is shining – or even if it’s blowing a hoolie – The Finnygook Cafe is the place to relax and enjoy the view.

View Pan Asian

The Finnygook Café

Waterside Bistro which celebrated seven years in business in Totnes on the very same day!

South Devon Restaurants is the family run business behind both restaurants on The Plains led by head chef/proprietor Matt Buzzo and his wife Delphine who oversees front of house. Matt and his team have built up a good reputation for fresh, local produce and fish served at the most reasonable prices possible.

Matt said: “This is a really exciting opportunity to develop our business and to transform a historic Georgian building and its beautiful interior into an ambient and friendly place where people can relax and enjoy good food, wines and cask beers.

The New Walk Brasserie opens from 10am to 10pm every day for coffee, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner. Functions and parties of up to 100 are also catered for. Tel: 01803 862200.

Barbican Kitchen Café

The Tanner Brothers openéd their latest concept ‘The Kitchen Café’ in mid February. Housed in the historic Plymouth Gin Distillery, the café is the baby brother to their popular Barbican Kitchen brasserie. Serving great coffee drinks, freshly made sandwiches, cakes and pastries, and some quirky little dishes. Tel: 01752 266347.

Meze Grill

Meze Grill

Sutton Harbour has recently welcomed Greek restaurant; ‘Meze Grill’ into its popular, chic restaurant fold. The newly opened traditional family-run restaurant has brought the former derelict Chandlery to life, magically transforming it with warmth, elegance and beautiful dishes into a great restaurant!

With an abundant wine cellar, an intimate upstairs available for private parties; the restaurant offers a unique, tranquil setting combined with great Greek hospitality making undoubtedly a new one to enjoy in Plymouth!

Tel: 01752 674633.

Barbican Kitchen Café

View Pan Asia

May 10th witnessed the opening of a new generous all-you-can-eat restaurant, View Pan Asia, the elegant restaurant serving a range of freshly created oriental delicacies inspired from nine countries.

The spacious restaurant offers a range of classic and inventive oriental dishes including seafood and Dim Sum favourites, fish cakes, noodles and a range of sweet treats.

With an open kitchen ‘View Pan Asia’ is an aromatic feast for the senses luring you in to literally eat and enjoy as much as you like for lunch or an evening meal, whilst relishing the great prices and the warm hospitality equally. Tel: 01752 224223.

The New Walk Brasserie

A fine Georgian landmark building on The Plains in Totnes opened its doors in March. Newly refurbished and renamed as The New Walk Brasserie, a sister restaurant for the nearby

The Berkeley

The Berkeley Bar & Grill, on the site of the former HA! HA! Bar and Canteen on Berkeley Square, Plymouth opened its doors in April this year. The new restaurant and bar delivers simple classic dishes using quality fresh ingredients including Devon’s finest local fish, a relaxed informal atmosphere, fabulous wines and cocktails and regular live pianist.

The menu, packed with premium-quality grilled meat dishes, handmade stone baked pizzas and superb selection of sharing platters, will be a balanced mix of quality ingredients, delicious dishes and value for money.

With one of the best outside bar spaces Plymouth city centre has to offer the restaurant and bar is an ideal stop for summer lunches in the sunshine and moonlit cocktail evenings.

Opening every day from 9am for breakfast, the restaurant will offer mid morning coffee and pastries for business meetings, shoppers and tourists or simply a place for mums’ to meet.

The Berkeley Bar and Grill is situated at Berkeley Square, off Princess Street in Plymouth. Food will be served daily from opening until 10pm. Tel: 01752 228810.

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The first rule of choosing what to drink with your meal is that there are no rules. The second is to follow your instincts – they’re usually right, says David Ireland.

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he first thing to remember about matching food and wine is to forget the rules. Choosing what to drink with a meal is not a science and there are no rockets involved.

It’s largely about common sense, so trust your judgement and follow your tastebuds. While there are no strict rules, there are, however, a few pieces of friendly advice that might add to the enjoyment of a good meal.

First and foremost, I’d recommend choosing a wine that you would want to drink even if you weren’t having something to eat. Despite all the guff written about matching wine and food, you will probably drink most of the wine without the benefit of food – either before the food is served or after you’ve finished your meal.

Therefore, you will not go too far wrong if you make sure the food is good and the wine is, too.

That way even if the match is not perfect, you will still enjoy what you’re drinking.

Some wine buffs suggest that mediocre wines can be improved by serving them with the right food. The flaw in that reasoning, however, is the scenario described above. If the match does not quite work as well as you hope, you’re stuck with an average wine. So don’t try to get a wine to outperform itself. Just pick a good wine in the first place.

This is where common sense comes in. The old rule about ‘white wine with fish and red

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something to drink? wine with meat’ made perfect sense in the days when white wines were light and fruity and red wines were tannic and weighty. But today, when most Chardonnays are heavier than most Pinot Noirs and even some Cabernets, the old colour-coding rule does not always work.

This tried-and-tested approach will minimise real dud choices, but it will also limit the possibility of your having one of those exhilarating moments when an unlikely combination hits the jackpot and creates a truly memorable experience.

And while food has got more complicated in recent years, so too has wine. While red wine might once have ranged from Bordeaux to Burgundy and back again, supermarkets, offlicences and restaurants now stock Cabernets and Pinot Noirs from a dozen different countries in just as many styles. Unfortunately, one result of this huge variety of choice is that the chances of making a bad match are

exponentially increased.

Red wines as a category are distinct from whites in two main ways: Tannins – many red wines have them, few white wines do – and flavours. White and red wines share many common flavours; both can be spicy, buttery, leathery, earthy or floral. But the apple, pear and citrus flavours in many white wines seldom show up in reds, and the currant, cherry and stone-fruit flavours of red grapes usually do not appear in whites. In the wine-and-food matching game, these flavour differences come under the heading of subtleties. You can make better wine choices by focusing on a wine’s size and weight.

Like restaurant-goers, wines come in all shapes and sizes. To match them with food, it’s useful to know where they fit on a spectrum, with the lightest wines at one end and fullerbodied wines towards the other end. Hearty food needs a hearty wine, because it will make a lighter wine taste weak.

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With lighter food, you have more leeway.

Lighter wines will balance nicely, of course, but heartier wines will still show you all they have.

Purists may complain that full-bodied wines overwhelm less hearty foods, but the truth is that anything but the blandest food still tastes fine after a sip of a heavyweight wine.

These simple observations explain why a flowery Muscadet or a steely Riesling is a pleasing complement to a plate of fresh oysters, why a robust Cabernet enhances lamb chops and why a meaty Burgundy is great with roast beef. You can add variety to your selections by moving up and down the scale, while remaining roughly in the same quartile.

The wine needn’t stop flowing at the end of the main course, so don’t be afraid to carry on quaffing when the pudding trolley arrives on the scene. Dessert wines are a great way to finish off a meal and can really add to the enjoyment of a third course, whether it be an apple tart, chocolate mousse or cheese selection.

Dessert wines, such as Muscats and Sauternes, are a fabulous addition to a sharp fruit salad, while a spicy glass of port will cut through the stodge of a chocolate torte. Although Stilton is traditionally served with port around the Christmas table, why not try a late harvest Gewürztraminer or Riesling? And don’t just stick to whites – there are some fabulous sweet red dessert wines to chose from.

While these choices might seem obvious if you are eating in a traditional French, Italian or modern English restaurant, what if you’ve opted for an Indian, Chinese or Thai meal? These restaurants all serve wine, but why do so many of us still opt for a pint of lager or a beer rather than asking to see the wine list?

The answer is partly down to an oldfashioned ‘hot food = cold drink’ philosophy, but in reality it is more due to the fact that beer works extremely well with spicy food, and that hot curries and peppery flavours are enhanced by a well chosen lager-beer.

If you do fancy a glass of wine with a spicy

at many restaurants – not just Chinese and Indians – where a beer is an equally suitable accompaniment to the food as wine.

Beer works excellently with robust foods like stews and casseroles, or indeed any meal that uses beer as an ingredient, such as a steak-and-ale pie. So don’t be afraid to order a beer, however many Michelin stars are pinned to the chef’s jacket. The other plus for beer drinkers is that a beer generally tastes the same, when and wherever it is drunk. There are no vintages, no good and bad years, so you can be sure of a consistent flavour – which is more than can be said for many wines, even those

First and foremost, I’d recommend choosing a wine that you would want to drink even if you weren’t having something to eat. dish, then there are plenty of options to choose from. If you are sticking to white wines, then those with high acidity levels, like Sauvignon Blanc, will work well with the bold flavours found in spicy seafoods, like prawns.

Conversely, red wines with plenty of tannins or a weighty Shiraz are a good match for heavier meat dishes, while something less rich, like tandoori chicken for example, is just as happy with a lighter-bodied Beaujolais as it is with a pint of ice-cold Cobra.

In fact there are many meals to be had

whose grapes were picked from the same vineyard during the same week.

Lastly, if reading a wine list is like looking at a Russian translation of the bible – or you’re too busy chatting to give the wine list much thought – hold up your hands and let the wine waiter or sommelier make a suggestion based on what you’ve ordered to eat. Don’t be afraid to give them a rough budget – although make sure it’s out of earshot of your guests!

Good luck and here’s to more perfect matches on your food and drink travels!

Most white wines will accompany lighter dishes.

Fish and other seafood dishes such as Salmon (above) all benefit from the lift that a crisp, refreshing white wine brings to the table.

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Amazing value...

LUNCH RAPIDE (Tue-Sat 12-2pm) Not got long for lunch, fed up with snacking at your desk or walking out in the rain endlessly looking for inspiration?

Always going to the same places hoping for something new?

Come to Chloes and sample the Chefs meticulously crafted lunch menu. 3 choices of starters and main courses, £11.50 for one course, £15 for two and £18.50 for 3 courses.

Friendly, relaxing surroundings, tablecloths and linen serviettes to make you feel you are enjoying the high life... even if you only have 40 minutes!! Who says you can’t enjoy the finer things in life for under £20?

PRE-THEATRE/ EARLY DINERS (Tue-Sat 5.30/6.30pm) Tailor-made for earlybird diners straight from work, or individuals going to the Theatre or Cinema. Provided we have the tables free at 7.30pm, anyone is welcome to enjoy this menu, any day of the week.

Open from 5.30pm and priced at only £18.50 for all 3 courses this generously proportioned menu is ideal for those who don’t want to cook, or just want to relax and eat fine food before a theatrical performance… no matter whose theatrical performance it is!

A LA CARTE EXPERIENCE A truly gifted menu, changing twice a year Autumn/Winter and Spring/Summer.

Using all local ingredients where possible and being perfectly in tune with the seasons.

This menu is available for both lunchtime and evenings.

A pianist plays through the evening on the Baby Grand Piano and provides your evening with a truly admirable dining experience. A little amuse bouche and lovely fresh baked bread, together with a selection of petit fours to go with your coffees are all included.

No supplements or hidden costs, the menu is simple and honest and set in a romantic, friendly, sociable and caring family run establishment. All the staff are on hand to run through any questions on the menu so no need to worry about your rusty school French!

...amazing food EXTERNAL CATERING/ CONSULTANCY Chef Patron Didier is now catering externally for all sorts of different functions, corporate hospitality, in-house lunches, buffets and canapes, Christmas Parties, Business Launches, Christenings and Weddings.

All menus are tailor-made to your specification and budget where possible.

We can come to you and set up, or you can have your party in with us.

As we are individual you can come to us with the knowledge that your event will be unique and seamless and that we will attend to every detail ourselves to ensure it is truly special.

Just ask to speak to Jo.

PRIVATE HIRE FUNCTIONS As Chloes is such a perfect size for small to medium size gatherings we have numerous events whereby the whole restaurant is booked privately.

There are no booking or hire charges: l Retirement Parties l Award Ceremonies l Birthdays, Anniversaries, Weddings, l Christenings The list of occasions can be endless, think Chloes!

If you have an event with up to 40 guests Chloes could be exclusively yours!

Pianist Included for Evening Bookings.

Gill Akaster House, Princess Street.

Plymouth PL1 2EX. Tel: (01752) 201523.

Email: info@chloesrestaurant.co.uk Website: www.chloesrestaurant.co.uk

thegrilling We get three local chefs to tell us what makes them tick

Peng Jia

Nick Barclay

Where do you work now?

PJ: Yukisan, The Barbican.

The Imperial Garden, where the food reminds me of home.

Where do you work now?

NB: Chef Patron at Blue Plate.

Where have you worked before now?

PJ: I started my career in a Japanese restaurant called Izimola in Dalian, China, where I learnt how to make Sushi and the techniques of Teppanyaki.

I moved on to work in Dalian’s Shangri-la Hotel Restaurant where I’ve worked for 7 years before joining Yukisan.

Is there anywhere you would like to eat?

PJ: I would love to go to eat at Nobu, but it’s far and expensive...

Where have you worked before now?

NB: I did my apprenticeship at The Grosvenor House Hotel, London alongside chefs like Mark Hix and Gary Sutherland.

From there I moved to America for a year (stayed for 20!) and worked my way up the ranks to become Executive chef at the 5 star Plaza of the America’s Hotel in Dallas, Texas. After 7 years there I left to co-found Dani Foods, an exclusive food company specializing in high profile private catering, hospitality management and packaged foods. The company went from strength to strength and was sold to Coca-Cola (Southwest).

Kelli (my wife) and I then opened Barclays, The Restaurant in Dallas which we ran very successfully for a number of years before heading back to the UK in 2000 to live our next dream.

Kelli and I purchased a fantastic 6 acre property in Looe, Cornwall and in 2001, Barclay House, The Hotel, Restaurant and Luxury Cottages was created.

After a multi-award winning 6 years Nick and Kelli sold Barclay

Who taught you to cook?

PJ: Satosan, who was the Japanese chef in Izimola.

What is your speciality dish?

PJ: Slices of Rib Eye wrapped with enoki mushrooms in Teriyaki sauce.

Which chef to you currently admire?

PJ: My fellow chefs here in Yukisan. They each have their special skills and together we make up a whole unit.

Where else do you eat out locally?

PJ: I don’t go out much, but if I do then I would go to

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If you could cook for two famous people who?

PJ: It’s got to be Nobu Matsuhisa, the owner of thirteen restaurants around the world, and Hiroyuki Sakai, famous for his appearances in the Iron Chef series in the Japanese television show. I would cook them our specialty dish, the Wasabi Steak, sirloin steak with wasabi (Japanese horseradish) mayonnaise.

In your experience what is the most important thing about cooking?

PJ: Definitely passion and enjoying what you do. I think it reflects it in the dishes and the atmosphere in any restaurant.

Matthew Worsfold House in December 2006.

After co-founding and selling food4myholiday.com (an internet food business aimed at getting local food into holidaymakers’ hands) we opened Blue Plate in Downderry, SE Cornwall on October 9th 2009.

Who taught you to cook?

NB: The greatest influence on my career at an early age while at Grosvenor House was Chef Anton Edelmann (who went on to be Executive Chef at The Savoy for 21 years). He taught me the difference between classic cuisine and the way most progressive chefs cook nowadays.

What is your speciality dish?

NB: It is said that if you can create one dish unique to you that’s a great achievement! Mine would have to my Bubble and Squeak with Cod Fritters and Tomato Basil Chutney.

Which chef to you currently admire?

NB: I’m lucky to have Chef Iain Shillito cooking alongside me, I have great admiration for him. I enjoyed watching Paul Ainsworth on the Great British menu recently

and have great respect for Nathan Outlaw for achieving 2 Michelin stars; outstanding.

Where else do you eat out locally?

NB: The View near Whitsand Bay run by Chef Matt Corner and for something funky and unique the Rod and Line in Tideford.

Is there anywhere you would like to eat?

NB: French Laundry in California, Pollen Street Social in London.

If you could cook for two famous people who?

NB: I’ve been lucky enough to cook for a lot of famous people over my career, right now I think it would be blast to cook for The Hotel Inspector and Pippa Middleton! I’d start with my Bubble and Squeak and take it from there!

In your experience what is the most important thing about cooking?

NB: Being consistent day in and day out. I’m a massive supporter of keeping things local and simple, and always try to use food grown here, not flown here!

Where do you work now?

MW: The Arundell Arms Hotel.

Where have you worked before now?

MW: The Horn of Plenty which at the time held a Michelin star.

Who taught you to cook?

MW: Peter Gorton, previously Head Chef and co-owner of the Horn of Plenty.

What is your speciality dish?

MW: Dark chocolate and orange raviolis with a coconut sorbet and bitter orange sorbet.

If you could cook for two famous people who?

MW: Steven Spielberg and Ridley Scott. They are two of the finest directors of film which is another passion of mine. I wouldn’t be able to choose a particular dish so I would cook them a 5-course taster menu.

In your experience what is the most important thing about cooking?

MW: Being consistent in my views and approach to cooking, and correctly seasoning a dish is paramount!

Which chef to you currently admire?

MW: David Everett-Matthias.

His food is really gutsy and very individual.

Where else do you eat out locally?

MW: Gidleigh Park, Coombe House in Gittisham.

Is there anywhere you would like to eat?

MW: The Waterside Inn, it’s a 3 Michelin star restaurant and I really admire their style of cooking.

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hat makes it special?

Located just down from Place de Brest, on Cornwall Street, this chic gallery and gourmet café offers first class, friendly service in a truly unique atmosphere.

Surrounded by original works of art from both local and internationally renowned artists, this is arguably the city’s most creative and relaxing place to sip a coffee or have a bite to eat. We loved the table service and with hot food served from 9.30am until 4pm we would recommend a visit for breakfast, brunch, lunch or afternoon tea. A wonderful place for the more discerning customer to lunch, offering so much more than you will get at any of the branded coffee bar chains.

Signature dishes We ordered the Gourmet Thai Fishcakes, served hot with salad and crusty bread. Handmade with salmon, potato and Thai spices, this made the ideal light lunch. Also on the extensive new menu is a selection of freshly prepared salads, toasted sandwiches and soups, gourmet pies, paninis, bruschetta and ploughmans lunches along with a range of sweet treats including pancakes, waffles and a range of scrumptious cakes and hot or cold desserts.

Who’s the Boss?

Harry and Sally Eves have owned Art Frame Gallery since 2000 and introduced the café to the business in 2007. Harry is the man at the helm of Caffé Gallerie; A Master Mariner and former Ship’s Captain, Harry has travelled all over the world and took inspiration for Caffé Gallerie from living in Venice. Heading up the galley crew is first mate Hollie Williams who joined the business back in 2006.

Looking for a spotlessly clean Cafe which not only tastes good but also looks and feels good?...Welcome to Caffé Gallerie.

a work of art

Any tips?

Grab a table in the window and you can sit back and watch the world go by, or why not take a seat outside on the piazza in the sunshine or under the iconic blue parasols and be at the heart of the city’s café culture.

Bring some spending money too because it’s not just food and drink on offer here.

Everything you can see from original paintings and pottery to beautiful hand crafted glass and bronzes is for sale. Harry also provides a bespoke conservation picture framing service, not just for your artwork, but for medals, memorabilia and especially sports shirts too.

As Harry says “You name it, We frame it!”. Expert Picture Cleaning & Restoration is also available.

What’s the damage?

The Gourmet Thai Fishcakes were great value at just £5.95. Coffees start at £1.50 and Home Made cakes and Devon Cream Teas start at £1.95.

Try it! You’ll Love it!!

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Raw or Grilled they are a Westcountry favourite grown and harvested in many estuaries in Devon and Cornwall. Previously eaten by many maritime nations for thousands of years we take a look at their provenance and try to get to the bottom of their allure.

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reshly-Shucked Oysters It was a very long time ago since I ate my first raw Oyster. I remember it was in St Ives at a Beach Party late into the night on Porthmeor, with as I recall plenty of cider! Fast forward to 2011 I am still enjoying them served in many different ways and yep I still accompany them with cider from time to time.

Oysters have a history! A long history!

Archaeological digs have noted shells dating back to Roman times and not only near the sea but discovered inland sites meant their delicacy was truly revered. But we certainly do owe the Romans for understanding the harvesting and transportation of oysters allowing wealth to grow and other fishy industries to develop.

After the Romans left our shores Oyster eating and harvesting declined for a number of years until around the 8th Century when a revival continued. By the 1400s the Oyster had become fashionable again as food for everyone. By the 1700s cooking Oysters with Ale and Pepper or popping them into Steak Puddings (often to imitate salt) and making sauces or even sausages containing Oysters.

The early Victorian era brought pickled Oysters for the poor! And even Charles Dickens’s character Sam Weller said “poverty and Oysters always seem to go together”.

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the world’s your oyster ton after ton until the natural stocks became exhausted. Oyster farming was soon to be born when fishermen brought back mature Oysters and larvae from Brittany.

The fledgling oysters were placed in baskets in the estuaries allowing them to feed and grow as the tides bring in minute foodstuffs for them to gorge on. Fast forward to the 21st Century this is how the majority of Oysters are

farmed today in UK waters.

We have two main varieties of Oysters in UK estuaries, first the Native Oyster or Ostrea Edulis and second the Pacific or Crassostrea Gigas. Both thrive in our estuary waters with careful management and harvesting.

At Bistro One we sell plenty of Oysters bought daily from our Fishmonger Moby Nick who in turn purchases from Limosa Oyster Farm on the nearby River Yealm. Once the Oyster has attained its pre-required weight or size they have to be purified in clean water that is subjected to ultra violet light.

The UV light passes through the water killing known harmful bacteria that might be lurking in the mollusc. They are then as safe as can be to eat raw or grilled.

At Bistro One we don’t have a problem with Oysters that are too old as we sell plenty of shut-tight live ones, too old means dead!

The shells start to open and they lose their meat/water weight rendering them unfit for human consumption.

So when ordering Oysters trust the restaurant that serves them daily, otherwise why not ask the restaurateur to open them before your very eyes! Good restaurants will happily do this often with a little “theatre”.

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Oysters added to other dishes?

Then there was Carpetbagger Steak! This dish was offered when I was dining in Sydney whilst on a wine trip. I was served a Carpetbagger Steak of gargantuan proportions. The Fillet Steak was stuffed to the brim with Sydney Rock Oysters, seared rare and served with a rich Guinness and Brown Sugar Sauce! “Too much” I cried, as I tried my very best to finish it!

I liked the combination but not the size so when I returned I set about creating an Oyster sauce that would become a signature sauce for our restaurant and be perfect for steaks of Westcountry beef.

Oysters are truly sustainable food, fresh and nutritious, delicious and often a lovely treat and we all need a treat from time to time?

Stephen Barrett is a Wine and Food Writer based in his restaurant Bistro One in Plymouth’s Ebrington Street. For reservations, menus and times of opening call on 01752 313 315 or go to www.bistro-one.co.uk

Carpetbagger Sauce For four portions

So how do you eat an Oyster?

Freshly-shucked served raw with a squeeze of Lemon (or Tabasco) is considered best.

Pop the freshly-shucked Oyster into the mouth (chew for 10 seconds!) then some good brown bread followed immediately by a swig of dry white wine. All very quickly! Now relax, savour or even talk to your lunch or supper partner, then start again. You are hopefully then in the Zone! Hooked and ready for anything!

Cooked Oysters Aficionados or even Trenchermen of the Oyster might turn their nose up to cooked Oysters but I think they are missing a trick as the subtle sea flavours can be retained if the Oyster is grilled under a fierce heat. Top with

chopped Chorizo, Leeks with Crème Fraiche, Spinach and Prawns or Finely Chopped Red Onion with vinaigrette all suit. This is also an excellent way for “Oyster Virgins” to try the little molluscs without fear of tasting too much of the seaside!

What is best to drink with Oysters?

Sharpham Dart Valley Reserve, Camel Valley Bacchus, Bordeaux Blanc, Muscadet and not forgetting Chablis all work really well. Subtlety as opposed to pungency is the key. Some Sauvignon Blanc’s or most oaked white wines do not work being too complex or rich. Otherwise try a cold Guinness or perhaps a Sparkling Cider, Cava or Champagne all suit a treat.

Ingredients: Two freshly-shucked Pacific Oysters snipped with scissors in a cup with juice reserved One finely chopped mild onion 80g unsalted butter 30ml Vermouth 30ml Crème Fraiche Freshly snipped chives A twist or two of Black Pepper instructions: Gently sauté the chopped onions in the butter for two minutes Add snipped oysters and juice, cook for one minute Add Vermouth and reduce by half Add Crème Fraiche and reduce for one minute or until it thickens Taste and adjust seasoning, add snipped chives Serve in a sterilised Oyster shell with Steaks or Fish

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With increased competition in the high street and the rising cost of supermarket food, there has never been a more affordable time to eat out. Nick Bayly offers some top tips on how to dine out without breaking the bank.

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ith so many people feeling that they’re on a less economically sound footing than they were a year or two ago, it should perhaps come as no surprise to learn that almost two-thirds of us are planning to cut back on our eating and drinking out this year as incomes come under increasing pressure from rising costs.

Joanne Denney-Finch, chief executive of grocery industry watchdog IGD, which has carried out some detailed research into our dining out habits, says: “Consumers are clearly feeling a lot more downbeat than they were last year and plan to do some major belt tightening. Shoppers of all ages and across all socio-economic groups are telling us they intend to cut back on non-essentials, such as going to the theatre, meals out or going on holiday.”

I don’t know about you, but while I’ll happily forgo two weeks on the beach in Spain (or huddling in a tent in some soggy field in the Lake District), I’m not about to give up on having a ‘non-essential’ curry night with the boys once in a while, or stop taking the kids out for a ‘non-essential’ pizza when they need cheering up, or, heaven forbid, not treat my essential wife to somewhere fancy when the mood takes her – which it often does.

Such pleasures, while admittedly not free, are what stop us from turning into grim-faced robots, doing everything for a reason and nothing for sheer fun. OK, there’s common sense to be applied here, but just because petrol costs more than liquid gold and the price of a packet of cigarettes is more than Azerbaijan’s annual GDP, it doesn’t mean we have to sit at home surviving on a diet of stale bread and gruel and salivating into our sofas while watching repeats of Come Dine With Me and MasterChef.

No, citizens of Britain, there’s no need to stay at home eating baked beans out of a tin with a spoon – which I happen to quite enjoy

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– you can and you must, eat out. Firstly, and if nothing else, to stop yourself from eating your own hand and ending it all right now, but secondly, because if you do stop eating out when times are tough, when things do eventually start to pick again, as they surely will, there will be no pubs, cafés or restaurants left to for you to go to – as they will all have gone out of business. As the mantra goes: use them or lose them.

Eating out can, of course, be a real bank balance-busting treat, but it doesn’t have to always be like that. Yes, it’s nice to push the boat out once in a while and go to that posh place with starched linen tablecloths that requires you to book six months in advance and give up your firstborn to slavery in order to get a table, but that doesn’t represent more than a tiny portion of the eating experiences that are to be enjoyed in your locality.

There are plenty of pubs, bars, cafés,

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Eating Out for Less brasseries and restaurants, be they high street chains or family-run operations, that offer affordable meals out, whether you’re a couple or a family of ten. If nothing else, going out for a meal, suspends the tyranny of shopping, meal planning, cooking and, of course, washing up, for just a brief moment – and you can’t put a price on that.

Many people think that ordering a takeaway, rather than going out for meal, will help save

Research from respected website moneysupermaket.com has revealed that savvy consumers can still eat out at their favourite restaurants providing they look out for deals, collect vouchers and join moneysaving schemes. Diners looking to spend less also need to be flexible, whether it be on dining times or menus choices, and to think more about the food and less about the drink, which is notoriously expensive wherever you

“There are plenty of pubs, bars, cafés, brasseries and restaurants, that offer affordable meals out, whether you’re a couple or a family of ten.” some money, but this is something of a false economy. Putting aside the dubious joys of eating your dinner from a cardboard box or a silver foil tray, there are so many creditcrunch-busting restaurant deals around these days, that in many cases is it actually cheaper, as well as being slightly more pleasurable, to eat out than to get a takeaway.

choose to eat (except BYO’s, which are always worth tracking down).

The ‘Credit Munch’ is truly upon us, so if you want to save a few pounds and still enjoy meals out you have to be prepared to do a bit of leg – and finger – work. Picking up your local free newspapers, and, of course, The Menu Guide, is a good start, as they will often

be packed with money-saving deals and timesensitive offers, including 2-for-1s, free wine with a meal, and other discounts.

One well-known restaurant chain I know – let’s call it Pizza Express for argument’s sake – simply asks you to visit its website to print off a voucher for a free main course, providing you pay for another one, as well as offering a ‘two main courses for £10 deal’. I did the maths on a similar-sized meal for two from a wellknown takeaway chain with a domino in the logo and Pizza Express worked out £2 cheaper, even when you included drinks, side orders and added 10% for service.

There are also numerous other websites, vouchercodes.co.uk is one example, that bring together hundreds of companies, including numerous bar and restaurant chains, that offer significant reductions on meals out.

The sites will also keep you up to date with the latest deals, many of which may be valid just for that week, or even in some cases, that day. It doesn’t cost a penny to hand over your email address and print out a voucher

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Using vouchers or coupons ensure you can eat out at a host of respectable restaurants for less, or virtually the same, as you would if you had stayed at home.

(OK, ink cartridges are quite expensive), but you get the picture.

Providing you use the vouchers, and don’t mind which day you go, you can eat out at a host of respected Italian, French, and Asian chains for less, or virtually the same, as you would if you had stayed at home.

Another expense for families eating out is the cost of feeding the children. Kids all love to eat out, as it’s an experience and is often one of the rare occasions when families actually sit down at the table together and eat similar food.

It’s also a chance to experiment, try new things and generally enjoy each other’s company away from the stresses and distractions that inevitably arise from being at home.

Restaurants have long been savvy to this problem, and are increasingly launching competitive deals for those with young children, with ‘kids eat free’ deals and extremely competitive child-friendly fixed menu offers. With high chairs widely available, and crayons and puzzles to pass the time between courses, there’s no reason not to take your kids out to eat, providing they don’t throw pasta on the walls.

Child-friendly chains like Giraffe, Wagamamas and Pizza Hut and our old friend Pizza Express, all offer a great choice of healthy dishes for smaller diners, while also catering for more adult tastes, and more importantly, have staff that won’t get upset if things get messy or noisy – or both.

Of course, going out for a meal is often the perfect excuse to leave the kids with grandparents or call in the babysitter, as eating out in noisy child-filled restaurants isn’t always

conducive to romantic thoughts or chatting with friends. You can still enjoy fine dining on a budget providing you do your homework.

It’s widely known that there is great value to be had at midweek lunchtime deals at Michelin-starred and other top notch restaurants, where fixed menus can be enjoyed for a fraction of the cost of the same meal eaten just a few hours later. You receive the same quality of cooking and ingredients, the same service and the same ambience, but all for far less money, and with probably less of a queue to get in.

Equally, many restaurants, especially those located close to theatres, also offer ‘early bird’, and in some cases, ‘late bird’ deals, where express menus are designed to be eaten quickly – and cheaply – as you rush to take your seat before the curtain rises, or as you turn out into the streets after the show looking for something more appetising than a kebab. Eating before 7pm, in those post-office happy hours, also offers a good chance to grab a cheap bite.

The secret to not letting your restaurant bill run away with you is to watch what you drink, as that is where the biggest mark-ups are made.

So that might mean sticking to a jug of iced tap water rather than fizzy mineral stuff from a posh bottle, opting for the house wine, and forgoing the post-dinner coffee, but let’s face it, we can all make a brew, but we can’t all be bothered to cook a three-course meal, so spend your money on things that you can’t do at home.

If it’s the restaurant food that you crave and not the restaurant experience, you can cut also your costs by ordering your food to go – but I don’t mean by ringing up your local fish and

chip shop. Many restaurants don’t advertise themselves as takeaways, but are still happy to provide meals for regular customers to pick up, saving you the cost of service and drinks, but still providing a source of income to the restaurant without them having to use up a table on a busy night. It’s a win-win.

And lastly, let’s not forget, eating out is a social experience, and not just about filling up your tummy. You’re not staying at home, you’re doing something together as a couple or a family, or with friends. And you’re hopefully having fun. And you can’t put a price on that.

TOP TIPS FOR EATING OUT FOR LESS 1 Cut out coupons and vouchers from local press, national websites and restaurant websites.

2 Sign up to newsletters, so you’re always informed of the latest offers and deals at restaurants you like.

3 Eat lunch rather than always going out for dinner.

4 Eat early.

5 Eat from the fixed menu, and avoid a la carte.

6 Become a restaurant critic or mystery shopper/secret diner. (www.mysterydining.com)

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English Charm with Chic Contemporary Flair

Spectacular Catering and Mouth-Watering Events

Browns Hotel is a lovingly-restored 17th century coaching inn set in the heart of the beautiful Dartmoor town of Tavistock.

We are your own personal team for all occasions; from business to pleasure - from a one off event to several functions - you choose.

Our aim is, simply divine catering for every occasion.

The hotel provides a comfortable country retreat, which offers award-winning cuisine in the restaurant, fine dining in the elegant Library, an informal wine-bar and brasserie, relaxing lounge areas with log fires, and exceptional, individually-appointed room accommodation.

It combines old-style English charms (cosy open hearths, warm oak beams, exposed stonework and slate flags) with sensitive contemporary design. It’s a chic, boutique blend of old and new.

Winner of 4 Star Gold Award - 3 years in a row.

From anniversaries to birthday parties we can provide you with party catering to suit. Whether it’s a refined cocktail party with canapés or a relaxed family hog roast we can provide that special ingredient.

Why not enjoy the finer things in life from the comfort of your own home or chosen venue? Our private catering service will delight even the most discerning client with our imaginative and creative approach.

Weddings with Browns Hotel & Browns Vibe: For a wedding with an intimate ceremony, followed by a Champagne reception in the courtyard to exclusive hire of the property with a gastronomic feast in a marquee or a reception at a venue to suit you, Browns ensures your wedding day is memorable, original and everything you wish it to be.

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Lunch for 2, £10 • Every day 12-2pm Take a friend for lunch at The Hayloft and enjoy real food at low prices. Now two can dine for £10. As always, everything’s freshly prepared and home-cooked. Full menu at www.HayloftRestaurant.co.uk

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The Gallery Restaurant is open every evening and Sunday lunchtime to non-residents.

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Escape to our enchanting hotel at the end of the week and indulge in the gourmet delights on offer at Boringdon Hall with our Fanciful Friday Package.

Combining the best of English hospitality and modern day living our Fanciful Friday Package is available from just £99 and includes accommodation, breakfast and a three-course A La Carte meal for two people.

Terms, conditions and availability apply, please visit www.boringdonhall.co.uk/fridays for more information.

To book, enquire or make a reservation call now on: 01752 344455 Boringdon Hall Hotel, Plympton, Plymouth PL7 4DP Tel: 01752 344455 Email: info@boringdonhall.co.uk

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Family owned and run, Waterside Bistro, just at the side of the River Dart by the bridge in Totnes, has gained a reputation from its loyal local customers as being far the best place to eat in Totnes!

Come for super breakfasts, coffee & scones, lunch, afternoon tea & cakes, fantastic dinner menu with fresh fish specials every evening from 6pm.

A fantastic choice of sixty wines and eight draught beers, lagers and ciders at the best prices in town.

Lovely outside terrace next to the river – it’s the place to come rain or shine!

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New Walk Brasserie has joined its sister restaurant, Waterside Bistro also on the Plains, which has just celebrated seven years of successful trading.

Come for coffee, lunch, afternoon tea & dinner.

Open every day from 10am to 10pm.

Available for functions & parties up to 100.

Relax and enjoy our excellent wines, spirits & beers in our comfortable bar.

NEW WALK BRASSERIE 1 New Walk • The Plains • Totnes • TQ9 5HA restaurant@newwalkbrasserie.com www.newwalkbrasserie.com

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tuesday to saturday from 6pm

sunday brunch 11am—- 2.30pm

restaurant, bar, patio, chef’s table

main road, downderry 01503 250308 www.blueplatecornwall.com

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Opening Hours: Monday – Saturday: 6pm – 11.30pm. Tel: 01752 263758. Eau 2, Sutton Harbour, Plymouth

Seriously sexy, effortlessly elegant and warmly welcoming - Asia Chic has propelled Plymouth’s dining scene into a whole new dimension.

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sing the ancient Chinese concept of Feng Shui, the restaurant has been meticulously designed to flow with harmonious natural energy respecting and celebrating earth’s core elements.

We have blended the finest natural Asian traditions with flavoursome healthy energising Asian cuisine in a seductive environment. The result is an experience to stimulate all your senses - sight, sound, hearing, smell and of course, taste.

Highly experienced enigmatic chefs prepare a delicious and diverse mix of Asian cuisine from

Thailand, China, Japan and Vietnam.

Guests can even buy a stool alongside the open kitchen for only £25 and eat until their heart’s are content being entertained, mesmerised and fed at the same time. It’s not surprising that Asia Chic appeals to a wide range of tastes, styles, ages and inclinations.

It is refined and stylish without being formal or intimidating. If you simply want to absorb the atmosphere for a pre-dinner or evening drink, then our slick bar welcomes you with a range of eclectic wines, spirits, beers and sumptuous cocktails.

# OFFER:

FREE! Bottle of house wine with bookings of 4 or more people with production of this voucher.

Not in conjunction with any other offer. Bookings in advance.

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NEW CONTINENTAL HOTEL, MILLBAY ROAD

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PRINCESS STREET

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86-88 VAUXHALL STREET, THE BARBICAN,

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19 PRINCESS STREET

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150 CORNWALL STREET, PLYMOUTH

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20. THAI NOODLE BAR

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9 GRAND PARADE, WEST HOE

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31 LAMBHAY STREET THE BARBICAN

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NORTH EAST QUAY, SUTTON HARBOUR

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5 QUAY ROAD, THE BARBICAN

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PRYSTEN HOUSE

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12 NEW STREET, THE BARBICAN

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56-58 NOTTE STREET

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57 NOTTE STREET

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33 SOUTHSIDE STREET

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12 THE BARBICAN

26. ARTFRAME GALLERY AND CAFFÉ GALLERIE

61 CORNWALL STREET

40. TRATTORIA PESCATORE

36 ADMIRALTY STREET, STONEHOUSE

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BLACKFRIARS DISTILLERY, SOUTHSIDE STREET

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5 OLD TOWN STREET

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9 MORSHEAD ROAD, CROWNHILL, PLYMOUTH

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3 Elliot Street, Plymouth, Devon

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DIRECTORY AMERICAN RESTAURANTS Blues Bar and Grill Route 38

8 The Parade, Plymouth Trerulefoot, Saltash

01752 257345 01752 851038

The Baba Indian Restaurant The Balti King The Bay of Bengal The Eastern Eye The Ganges Restaurant The Saltash Tandoori The Taste of India

01752 252918 01752 226333

ITALIAN RESTAURANTS

BANGLADESH RESTAURANTS Jaipur Palace Restaurant Spice Well

146 Vauxhall Street, Plymouth, Devon 18 Buckwell Street, Plymouth, Devon

CHINESE RESTAURANTS Beijing Noodle Bar Birds Nest Buffet City Café Asia China Wok Crystal Dragon Dragon Garden Emperors Garden Han Dynasty Hot Wok Jasmin Restaurant Jasmine Chinese Restaurant Ming Dynasty New China Garden Noodle Lounge Ocean Palace Ong Restaurant & Take Away Peking Garden Royal Garden The Hoe The Water Dragon The Wet Wok Tin Heung View Pan Asia Wah Tin

49 Mayflower Street, Plymouth 4 Barley Market Street, Tavistock, Devon Royal Building, St. Andrew’s Cross, Plymouth 10 Mill Street, Kingsbridge Colebrook Inn, Colebrook Road, Plymouth 10-11 Southside Street, Plymouth, Devon 102 Tavistock Place, Plymouth, Devon Station Road, Liskeard, Cornwall 13 Southside Street, Barbican, Plymouth Castle Street, Liskeard, Cornwall 3 Buckland Terrace, Yelverton, Devon 115 Fore Street, Kingsbridge 203 Billacombe Road, Plymouth 17 Derrys Cross, Plymouth, Devon Top Floor, 13 Southside Street, Plymouth 30a Western Approach, Plymouth, Devon 13-14 Pannier Market, Fore St., Callington, Cornwall Fore Street, East Looe, Looe, Cornwall Royal Building, 11 St Andrew’s Cross, Plymouth 14 Athenaeum Street, Plymouth, Devon 15 Derry’s Cross, Drake House, Plymouth West Hoe Pier, West Hoe Road, Plymouth, Devon 9 Tin Lane, Barbican, Plymouth, Devon 80 Royal Parade, Plymouth 57-59 North Hill, Plymouth, Devon

01752 660688 01822 610611 01752 269888 01548 853818 01752 338808 01752 250288 01752 310074 01579 344475 01752 222298 01579 349422 01822 852807 01548 853395 01752 492225 01752 664472 01752 266677 01752 660170 01579 383373 01503 264500 01752 313138 01752 661895 01752 668088 01752 664456 01752 668288 01752 224223 01752 660632

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FISH/SEAFOOD RESTAURANTS Inn on the Shore Liaisons Bistro Nevilles Oyster Shack Piermasters Platters Squid Ink The House On Props The Kitchen The Seafood & Pasta Bar The Village Trawlers

Downderry, Torpoint, Cornwall 01503 250210 Liaisons, Higher Market Street, Looe, Cornwall Little Green, Polperro, Looe, Cornwall 01503 272459 Milburn Orchard, Bigbury, Kingsbridge 01548 810876 33 Southside Street 01752 229345 12 The Barbican 01752 227262 Lower Chapel Street, EAST Looe 01503 262674 Talland Street, Polperro, Looe, Cornwall The Coombes, Polperro, Looe, Cornwall 01503 272780 10 Quay Road, Barbican 01752 260717 31-32 Southside Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 667688 The Quay, East Looe, Looe, Cornwall 01503 263593

FRENCH RESTAURANTS Chloe’s Café Rouge

Princess Street, Plymouth, Devon 11 Whimple Street, Plymouth

01752 201523 01752 665522

GREEK RESTAURANTS Lanterns Kebab & Steak House 88 Cornwall Street, Plymouth, Devon Meze Grill Sutton Harbour, Plymouth Peppers Taverna Castle Street, Looe, Cornwall Shirley Valentine’s 12 New Street, The Barbican, Plymouth The Grecian Taverna 9 Market Avenue, Plymouth, Devon The Leandra 19-21 Frankfort Gate, Plymouth, Devon

01752 665516 01752674633 01503 263585 01752 669686 01752 266400 01752 266176

INDIAN RESTAURANTS Bangla Style Café Indiya Fahad Fahad Indian Ganges Gurkha Palace Jimmy’s Kashmir Balti House Lackys Balti House Mombay Brasserie Mutley Spice Indian Cuisine Nibana Sanjida Shapla Shapla Balti Cuisine Simalayan Spices Spice Empire Thariks Tandoori Restaurant

2 Pondbridge Hill, Liskeard, Cornwall 01579 340115 18 Church Street, Stoke 01752 565600 32 Western Approach, Plymouth, Devon 01752 512888 23 Fore Street, Torpoint, Cornwall 01752 816190 36 Breton Side, Plymouth, Devon 01752 220907 101 Mayflower Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 660678 18 Church Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 565600 37 Lower Fore Street, Saltash, Cornwall 01752 840404 4 Hooe Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 404882 Unit 1, Penrose House, 4 Lockyers Quay, Coxside 01752 600806 58 Mutley Plain, Plymouth, Devon 01752 261133 9 Morshead Road, Crownhill, Plymouth 01752 787001 9 Broad Street, Modbury, Ivybridge, Devon 01548 831191 137 Ridgeway, Plymouth, Devon 01752 338169 137 Ridgeway, Plymouth, Devon 01752 340555 31 New Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 252211 153 Vauxhall Street, Barbican, Plymouth 01752 269566 67 West Street, Tavistock, Devon 01822 616520

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B E D 42 Bretonside, Plymouth, Devon 01752 252555 Bella Italia 30-33 Derry’s Cross, Plymouth 01752 662143 Frankie and Benny’s Barbican Approach, Plymouth 01752 676820 Morgan’s Italian 19 Princess Street, Plymouth 01752 255579 Pasta & Pizza Bar 9 Market Avenue, Plymouth, Devon 01752 266336 Ponte Riatto 45 Church Steet, Kingsbridge 01548 857377 Positano 36 Mayflower Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 661290 The Barbican Pasta Bar 40 Southside Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 671299 Trattoria Pescatore 36 Admirality Street, Stonehouse, Plymouth 01752 600201 Veneziana Italian 5 Old Town Street, Plymouth 01752 221115 Zucca North Quay, Plymouth 01752 224225

JAPANESE RESTAURANTS Asia Chic Koishii Yukisan

Eau 2, Sutton Harbour, Plymouth 101 Mayflower Street, Plymouth 51 Notte Street, The Barbican, Plymouth

Mediterranean Teo’s Restaurant Zeus

23 Southside Street, Plymouth 1 Radford Park Road, Plymouth, Devon 150 Cornwall Street, Plymouth, Devon

Arribas Mexican Sante Fe

56-58 Notte Street, Plymouth, Devon 90 Union Street, Plymouth

01752 263758 01752 222868 01752 250240

MEDITERRANEAN RESTAURANTS 01752 665345 01752 313344 01752 661843

mexican RESTAURANTS 01752 603303 0771 784 5871

MIDDLE EASTERN

ENGLISH RESTAURANTS California Country Inn California Cross, Modbury, South Devon Seasons Restaurant 6 Windsor Place, Liskeard, Cornwall The Millstones Hotel 436-438 Tavistock Road, Plymouth The Waterfront 9 Grand Parade, The Hoe, Plymouth, Devon White Hart Hotel 1 Church Street, Modbury 22 Mill Street Chagford Whitsand Bay Hotel Portwrinkle, Torpoint

17 Bretonside, Plymouth, Devon 5 New Road, Callington, Cornwall The Quay, East Looe, Looe, Cornwall 57 Notte Street, Plymouth, Devon 9 West Street, Tavistock, Devon 23-25 Lower Fore Street, Saltash, Cornwall 2 Barne Road, St Budeaux, Plymouth, Devon

Al Basha

51 Regents Street, Charles Cross, Plymouth

01752 262211

Moroccan RESTAURANTS The Souk Sutton Harbour, Plymouth

01752 221111

PIZZERIAS Mermaid Pizzeria Pizza Express Pizza Hut Pizza Hut Pizza Hut UK Ltd

The Coombes, Polperro, Looe, Cornwall 17-19 Derry’s Cross, Plymouth, Devon 76 Royal Parade, Plymouth, Devon 32 Barbican Approach, Plymouth, Devon 201 Tavistock Road, Plymouth, Devon

01503 272502 01752 229413 01752 254625 01752 255881 01752 709800

PORTUGUESE RESTAURANTS Nandos

Barbican Approach, Plymouth

01752 664 907

PUB FOOD Admiral Macbride 1 The Barbican, Plymouth Beefeater 300 Plymouth Road, Crabtree, Plymouth California Country Inn California Cross, Modbury, South Devon Carbeile Inn Trevol Road, Torpoint, Cornwall Copley Arms The Copley Arms, Hessenford, Torpoint, Cornwall Crooked Spaniards Inn Cargreen, Saltash, Cornwall Dartmoor Union Inn Fore Street, Holbeton, Devon Drake Manor Inn The Village, Buckland Monachorum, Yelverton Edgcumbe Arms Cremyll, Torpoint, Cornwall Finnygook Inn Crafthole, Torpoint, Cornwall Halfway House Inn Two Waters Foot, Liskeard, Cornwall Jack Rabbit Innkeeper’s Lodge, Plymouth, Derriford Rose & Crown Market Street, Yealmpton, Devon The Artillery Arms 6 Pound Street, Plymouth The Avon Inn Avonwick, South Brent The Bank Old George Street, Plymouth The Burrator Inn Dousland, Yelverton The China House Sutton Harbour, Plymouth, Devon The Coachmakers Arms Newport, Callington, Cornwall The Crown Inn Lanlivery, Nr Bodmin The Dartmoor Inn Lydford, Okehampton The Elephant’s Nest Horndon, Mary Tavy, Tavistock The Fisherman’s Arms 31 Lambhay Street, The Barbican, Plymouth The George Inn 191 St. Stephens Place, Ridgeway, Plympton The Half Way House Inn Fore Street, Kingsand, Cornwall The Half Way House Inn Grenofen, Tavistock The Holland Inn Callington Road, Hatt, Saltash, Cornwall The Kings Arms The Quay, Oreston, Plymouth, Devon The Mount Batten Bar & Shaw’s Lawrence Road, Plymouth The Mussel Inn Down Thomas, Plymouth The Notte Inn Notte Street, Plymouth The Ploughboy Inn Liskeard Road, Saltash, Cornwall The Plough at Duloe Cornwall The Rising Sun 138 Eggbuckland Road, Higher Compton The Rock Inn YELVERTON, DEVON The Ship Inn Noss Mayo, South Devon The Ship Inn & Restaurant Morwellham Quay, Near Tavistock, Devon

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DIRECTORY The Swan Inn Fore Street, East Looe, Looe, Cornwall The Turtley Corn Mill Avonwick, South Devon The Unicorn 158 Plymouth Road, Plympton, Plymouth, Devon The Whitchurch Inn Whitchurch, Tavistock, Devon The Watering Hole Quay Road, The Barbican, Plymouth The Walrus Athenaeum Street, Plymouth The White Thorn Inn Shaugh Prior, Plymouth The Yard Arm 159 Citadel Road, Plymouth Webbs Inn & Restaurant Pike Street, Liskeard, Cornwall Who’d Have Thought It Inn St. Dominick, Saltash, Cornwall Who’d Have Thought It Inn Milton Combe, Yelverton, Devon

01503 263002 01364 646100 01752 337939 01822 612181 01752 667604 01752 604039 01752 839245 01752 202405 01579 343839 01579 350214 01822 853313

SPANISH RESTAURANTS Bar Rakuda Quay Road, Barbican Lorenzos 26 Derry’s Cross, Athenaeum Place, Plymouth La Tasca Derry’s Cross, Plymouth, Devon Rocco Y Lola Sutton Harbour, Plymouth Teo’s Restaurant 1 Radford Park Road, Plymstock

01752 251453 01752 201522 01752 250094 01752 224711 01752 313344

SPECIALITY RESTAURANTS

Arundell Arms Hotel Lifton, Devon 01566 784666 Astor Hotel 14-22 Elliot Street Plymouth 01752 225511 Barclay House St. Martins Road, East Looe, Cornwall 01503 262969 Blue Mango 19 Plymouth Road, Tavistock 01822 617581 Blue Plate Restaurant Downderry, Cornwall 01503 250308 Boringdon Hall Hotel Colebrook, Plympton, Plymouth 01752 344455 Browns Hotel 80 West Street, Tavistock 01822 618686 Buccaneer Restaurant Fore Street, Polperro, Looe, Cornwall Cafe Curva Drake Circus, Plymouth 01752 66884 Capers Higher Market Street, Looe, Cornwall 01503 265437 Carpe Diem 50 North Hill, Plymouth 01752 252942 Chandlers Bar & Bistro Queen Anne’s Battery Marina, Plymouth 01752 257772 Combe House Hotel & Restaurant Gittisham, Honiton near Exeter 01404 540400 Couches Great House Saxon Bridge, Big Green, Polperro, Looe, Cornwall 01503 272554 Cuisine SpontanÉe Century Quay, Sutton Harbour 01752 673757 Dart Marina Hotel And Spa Sandquay Road, Dartmouth, Devon 01803 832580 Fat Mama’s 10 Drake Circus, Plymouth First & Last Inn Church Street, Ermington, Ivybridge, Devon 01548 830671 Fishbone Restaurant Derriford, Plymouth 01752 835793 Goodbody’s 49 Mutley Plain, Plymouth, Devon 01752 206469 Goodies Taverna 17 Mayflower Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 223232 Harbour Light Hope Cove, Kingsbridge 01548 561376 Jack Spratts Hannaford’s Landing, Salcombe, Devon 01548 844747 Jaipur Palace 146 Vauxhall Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 252918 Lewtrenchard Manor Lewdown, Okehampton 01566 783222 Lords of Princetown Tavistock Road, Princetown, Yelverton, Devon 01822 890650 Matisee Plantation House, Totnes Road, Ermington, Ivybridge 01548 831100 Moonlight Restaurant Fore Street, East Looe, Looe, Cornwall 01503 265372 Nandos Unit 1, Barbican Leisure Park, Barbican, Plymouth 01752 664907 National Marine Aquarium Ocean View Restaurant, Rope Walk, Plymouth, Devon 01752 275228 Noodle Lounge Top Floor, 13 Southside Street, Plymouth 01752 266677 Papa Nino Higher Market Street, Looe, Cornwall 01503 264231 Partners Restaurant 11-12 Osborne Place, Plymouth, Devon 01752 664995 Seawings Bar & Bistro Lawrence Road, Mount Batten, Plymouth 01752 402233 Ships Tavern Arcadia Rd, Elburton, Plymouth 01752 401626 St. Elizabeth’s House Longbrook Street, Plympton St. Maurice 01752 344840 Steve’s BrassERIE Millbay Road, Town Centre, Plymouth 01752 276798 Taylors Restaurant 22 Market Street, Tavistock 01822 613045 The Artillery Tower Firestone Bay, Plymouth, Devon 01752 257610 The East Gate 3 Market Road, Tavistock, Devon 01822 615665 The Grapevine Restaurant The Courtyard, Fore Street, East Looe, Looe, Cornwall 01503 263913 The Green Room 38 Looe Street, Plymouth 01752 206114 The Harris Arms Portgate, Lewdown, Devon 01566 783331 The Hayloft Restaurant Lower Clicker Road, Menheniot, Cornwall 01503 240241 Heaven Restaurant Bar & Gallery 162 Exeter St, Plymouth 01752 223 232 The Highwayman Dobwalls, Liskeard 01579 320114 The New Walk Brasserie 1 New Walk, The Plains, Totnes 01803 862200 The Old Sail Loft Quay Street, Looe, Cornwall 01503 262131 The Orangery Orangery Lge, Mount Edgcumbe, Torpoint, Cornwall 01752 822586 The Polmary Restaurant The Coombes, Polperro, Looe, Cornwall 01503 272828 The Sea Shanty The Sea Shanty, Kingsbridge 01548 580747 The Tea Clipper Fore Street, Polperro, Looe, Cornwall The Terrace CAFé BAR Madeira Road, Plymouth 01752 603533 The Terrace Restaurant Plym Street, Tavistock 01822 610046 The Waterfront 9 Parade, The Hoe, Plymouth, Devon 01752 226326 The Water Rail Lower Market Street, Looe, Cornwall 01503 262314 The View Boringdon Park Boringdon Park Golf Club, Plympton 01752 339113 Unicorn Harvester 158 Plymouth Rd , Plympton, Plymouth 01752 337939 Upstairs At The Cove The Cove, Vauxhaul Quay, Plymouth, Devon 01752 260555 Waterside Bistro The Plains, Totnes 01803 864069 Whitsand Bay Hotel Portwrinkle, Cornwall 01503 230276 Who’d Have Thought It Inn Milton Combe, Yelverton 01822 853313

TAKE AWAY & FAST FOOD RESTAURANTS Aladdin Indian Take Away 66 Embankment Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 267667 Ali Baba 10 Fore Street, Saltash, Cornwall 01752 848877 Ali Baba Takeaway 115 Union Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 265278 Ali Babas 49 Notte Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 227722 Ali Babas Forty Dishes 115 Union Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 211411 Amora Pizza Bar 118 North Hill, Plymouth, Devon 01752 667794 Aster House 23 Bedford Street, Ford, Plymouth, Devon Baba’s Indian Takeaway Unit 11a, 11-13 Radford Park Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 484441 Bartlett’s Cafe Bistro 54 Notte Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 223226 Best Kebab & Burger Takeaway 1 West Street, Liskeard, Cornwall 01579 345530 Bites Sandwich & Coffee Bar 6 Quay Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 254254 Bombay Spice 236 Albert Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 500234

Caesars Cantonese Kitchen Cap’N Jaspers Caspian Fish Bar Castle Chicken & Kebab Champ American Chicken Charcoal Grill China Chef China City China Express China Palace China Valley Chinese Chinese Takeaway Chung Ying Chinese City Charcoal Grill Crownhill Chinese Curry Express Derriford Chinese Devon Chinese Dial a Pizza Dillan Charcoal Grill Domino’s Pizza Dragon City Dragon House Eastern Star Eastern Sunrise Elburton Pearl Favourite Food Favourite Pizza Feedwell Chinese Takeaway Fresh & Fruity Golden Bridge Golden Dragon Chinese Golden Oriental Delight Green Chilli Indian Takeaway Gurka Harvey’s Fish Bar Hilton Chinese Kitchen Hung Ying India Express Indus Indian Take Away Jade Garden Jaipur Palace Ltd Jake’s Jimbos Julius Chinese Takeout Kebab King Kenny Kuet Kwang Tung Kitchen La Bella Pizza-Chicken & Keb. Lai Wan Lotus Luigis Pizzas May Fong May Lok Merry O Sole Midnight Curry House Mini Wok Mo’s Mr Johns Mr Kuet Mystic Pizza New Kwong Lee Ltd New Lucky Gardens No1 Chinese O’Briens Oriental Express Our Plaice Pancake House Papa John’s Papa Raj Pappadum Indian Takeaway Pasley Take Away Peking House Chinese Perfect Pizza Pizza Hut Pizza King Pizza Plus Pizza Station Plympton Grill Quality Snacks Ridgeway Pizza Roopnagor Royal Cafes Samanthas Samni Sandies Takeaway Seven Up Shake Heaven Shapla Balti Takeaway Silver Dragon Sizzling Grill Small Fry Snack Attack Southway Chinese Takeaway Spice Aruma

41 Mutley Plain, Plymouth, Devon 13 Market Street, Tavistock, Devon Fish Market, Barbican, Plymouth, Devon 62 Mutley Plain, Plymouth, Devon 39 Fore Street, Callington, Cornwall 53 Ebrington Street, Plymouth, Devon 87 Union Street, Plymouth, Devon 3 Seymour Road, Plympton, Plymouth, Devon 18 Fore Street, Saltash, Cornwall 96 Embankment Road, Plymouth, Devon 52 Morshead Road, Plymouth, Devon 95 Victoria Road, Plymouth, Devon 47 Springfield Road, Plymouth, Devon 24 West Street, Tavistock, Devon 12 Mutley Plain, Plymouth, Devon 8 Alexandra Road, Crownhill, Plymouth, Devon 2 Buckland Terrace, Yelverton, Devon 79a Upland Drive, Plymouth, Devon 18 Ivydale Road, Plymouth, Devon 1 Boringdon Villas, Plympton, Plymouth, Devon 83 Union Street, Plymouth, Devon 18 Mutley Plain, Plymouth, Devon Unit 6a, Glen Road, Plympton, Plymouth, Devon 40 Welbeck Avenue, Plymouth, Devon School Drive Shopping, Woolwell, Plymouth, Devon 29 Melrose Avenue, Plymouth, Devon 51 Springfield Road, Plymouth, Devon 53 Notte Street, Plymouth, Devon 75a Union Street, Plymouth, Devon 131 Speedwell Crescent, Plymouth, Devon 12a Courtenay Street, Plymouth, Devon 34 Fore Street, Ivybridge, Devon 63 Union Street, Plymouth, Devon 41 Clifton Street, Plymouth, Devon 47 Bretonside, Plymouth, Devon 3 Pondbridge Hill, Liskeard, Cornwall Fore Street, East Looe, Looe, Cornwall 17a Lipson Vale, Plymouth, Devon 27 Ridgeway, Plymouth, Devon 3 Beaumont Road, Plymouth, Devon 248 Albert Road, Plymouth, Devon 74 Ebrington Street, Plymouth, Devon 2 Kimberley Court, Fore Street, Ivybridge, Devon 5 Regent Street, Plymouth, Devon 37 Union Street, Plymouth, Devon 45 Marlborough Street, Plymouth, Devon 35 Bretonside, Plymouth, Devon 9 Pemros Road, Plymouth, Devon 41 Regent Street, Plymouth, Devon 204 Keyham Road, Plymouth, Devon 23 Church Street, Liskeard, Cornwall 18 Barne Road, Plymouth, Devon 109 Wolseley Road, Plymouth, Devon Carrs Hse, Fore St, Tamerton Foliot, Plymouth, Devon 436 Crownhill Road, West Park, Plymouth, Devon 42 Fore Street, Ivybridge, Devon 67 Union Street, Plymouth, Devon 14 Marlborough Street, Plymouth, Devon 81 Hyde Park Road, Plymouth, Devon 79 North Hill, Plymouth, Devon 3 Fairmead Road, Saltash, Cornwall 2 George Street, Plymouth, Devon 1 Barn Street, Liskeard, Cornwall 78 Neath Road, Plymouth, Devon 174 Albert Road, Plymouth, Devon 11 Raleigh Street, Plymouth, Devon 27 Thurlestone Walk, Plymouth, Devon 49 Torridge Way, Plymouth, Devon 12 Keyham Road, Devonport, Plymouth, Devon Woolwell Shopping, School Drive, Plymouth, Devon 41 Springfield Road, Plymouth, Devon 427 Crownhill Road, Plymouth, Devon 58 Pasley Street, Plymouth, Devon Unit 2, Westfield, Plympton, Plymouth, Devon 35 Mutley Plain, Plymouth, Devon 71 Mutley Plain, Plymouth, Devon 11 Radford Park Road, Plymouth, Devon 40 Union Street, Plymouth, Devon 62 Mutley Plain, Plymouth, Devon Westfield, Plymouth, Devon 17 Victoria Road, Plymouth, Devon 94 Ridgeway, Plymouth, Devon 67 Wolseley Road, Plymouth, Devon The Parade, Liskeard, Cornwall 119 Cornwall Street, Plymouth, Devon 70b Lanhydrock Road, Plymouth, Devon Bretonside Bus Station, Bretonside, Plymouth, Devon 7 Wolseley Road, Milehouse, Plymouth, Devon 31 Market Avenue, Plymouth, Devon 21 Market Road, Plymouth, Devon 255 Dean Cross Road, Plymouth, Devon 79b Ridgeway, Plymouth, Devon 44 Armada Street, Greenbank, Plymouth, Devon 152 Union Street, Plymouth, Devon 347 Southway Drive, Plymouth, Devon Shop 3, 2 Trevol Road, Torpoint, Cornwall

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DIRECTORY St. Pancras Chippy St. Pancras Pizza Subway Plymouth Ltd Sun Fong Sunflower Kitchen Chinese Supreme Sutton Snax’s Taste of Bengal Tasty Bites Tasty House Teen Sing The Babas The Canton Express The Golden Crown The Guardsmans Plaice The Guru The Indian Chef The Indian Kitchen The International The Lee Gardens The Orient Chinese The Pasty Kitchen The Pizza Cabin The Sandwich Box Plus The Silver Bird The Simla The Thai Kitchen The Vindaloo’s Indian Tooleys Chinese V I P Indian Valentinos Vino’s Take Away Whitleigh Green Fisheries Wongs Yang Sing Chinese Takeaway Ying Wah Chinese Take Away Yungs Carry Out

83-87 St. Pancras Avenue, Plymouth, Devon 01752 709907 87 St. Pancras Avenue, Plymouth, Devon 01752 777262 65 Ebrington Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 269543 15 Church Street, Callington, Cornwall 01579 383737 49 Devonport Road, Stoke, Plymouth, Devon 01752 559225 2 Wesley Avenue, Plymouth, Devon 01752 660231 Sutton Place, Plymouth, Devon 01752 665295 Warrenstown Court, Costly Street, Ivybridge, Devon 01752 896101 4 Saltash Road, Keyham, Plymouth, Devon 01752 301014 392 Wolseley Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 361932 26 Molesworth Road, Stoke, Plymouth, Devon 01752 606466 33 Morshead Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 777007 429a Crownhill Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 368338 4 Fleet Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 562369 120 Underwood Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 338902 21 Market Road, Plympton, Plymouth, Devon 01752 341155 School Drive, Woolwell, Plymouth, Devon 01752 294216 30 Fore Street, Callington, Cornwall 01579 384133 75 Hoe Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 603260 50 Notte Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 226254 47 Fore Street, Torpoint, Cornwall 01752 812999 Higher Market Street, Looe, Cornwall 3 Bridge Court, Ermington Road, Ivybridge 01752 895570 320 Union Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 265300 198 Exeter Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 227076 71 Delamere Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 783322 15 Frogmore Ave, Eggbuckland, Plymouth, Devon 01752 708688 29 Percy Terrace, Plymouth, Devon 01752 228858 11 St Stephens Place, Plympton, Plymouth, Devon 01752 342211 204 Exeter Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 672879 26 Springfield Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 402755 58 Fore Street, Torpoint, Cornwall 01752 815915 Whitleigh Green, Plymouth, Devon 01752 773138 82 Priory Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 672241 45 Ebrington Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 661360 2 Hooe Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 492142 39 Lopes Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 6060655

THAI RESTAURANTS The Thai House The Thai Kitchen The Thai Noodle Bar The Thai Palace Thai in the Park

63 Notte Street, Plymouth, Devon Seven Stars Lane, Tamerton Foliot, Plymouth Barbican Theatre, Castle Street 3 Elliott Street, Plymouth, Devon 32 Commercial Road, Barbican Approach, Plymouth

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TRADITIONAL RESTAURANTS Alpine Lodge St Modwen Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 600220 An Boesti St.Mellion Golf Club, Saltash, Cornwall 01579 351351 Annies Place 4 Fernleigh Terr., St Anns Chapel, Gunnislake, Cornwall 01822 832880 Archies Restaurant Fore Street, East Looe, Looe, Cornwall 01503 262876 Barbican Kitchen Black Friars Distillery, Southside Street 01752 604448 Barbican Steak House 61-62 Notte Street, Plymouth 01752 222214 Bentley’s Restaurant Copthorne Hotel, Armada Way, Plymouth, Devon 01752 224 161 Bewdern Brasserie St.Mellion Golf Club, Saltash, Cornwall 01579 351351 Bucklawren Granary Restaurant St Martin, Looe, Cornwall 01503 240778 Cawsand Bay Hotel The Bound, Cawsand, Cornwall 01752 822425 Chambers 60 Notte Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 663266 Codfathers 28 Fore Street, Saltash, Cornwall 01752 844000 Devon Tors Bar Devon Tors Bar, Yelverton, Devon 01822 853604 Duke Of Cornwall Hotel Millbay Road, Plymouth 01752 275850 FarmHouse Restaurant China Fleet Golf and Country Club, Saltash 01752 854661 Friary Manor Hotel & Rest. The Friary, Maker, Torpoint, Cornwall 01752 822112 Heskyn Mill Restaurant Tideford, Saltash, Cornwall 01752 852127 Hotel Endsleigh Milton Abbot, Devon 01822 870000 Innfusion Restaurant Jurys Inn, Exeter Street, Plymouth 01752 631 000 Jolly Jacks Mayflower Marina, Richmond Walk, Plymouth 01752 500008 Kelly’s of Looe Ltd Fore Street, East Looe, Looe, Cornwall 01503 263381 Kilbys Marine Drive, Torpoint, Cornwall 01752 813200 Kitley House Kitley Estate, Yealmpton, Nr Plymouth 01752 881555 Langdon Court Wembury, Plymouth, Devon 01752 862358 Langmans Restaurant 3 Church Street, Callington, Cornwall 01579 384933 Lockyers Quay Coxside, Plymouth 01752 664353 Lord Louis Glen Road, Plympton, Plymouth, Devon 01752 339562 Mawgans Higher Market Street, Looe, Cornwall 01503 265331 More Dartington Cider Press Centre, Dartington 01803 847524 Nelsons Saxon Bridge, Big Green, Polperro, Looe, Cornwall 01503 272366 Notte Inn 60 Notte Street, Barbican, Plymouth 01752 255363 Pathos 4 Frankfort Gate, Plymouth, Devon 01752 664754 Plantation House Restaurant Totnes Road, Ermington, Ivybridge, Devon 01548 830741 Port O Call 23 Bishops Place, Plymouth, Devon 01752 265501 Quality Hotel Cliff Road, The Hoe, Plymouth Devon 01752 507800 Riverside Restaurant Little Furswain Cottage, Liskeard, Cornwall 01579 320597 Rocky’s Steak House 41-42 Southside Street, The Barbican 01752 227392 Smugglers Cott Middle Market Street, Looe, Cornwall 01503 262397 Steak and Omelette 116-118 Cornwall Street, PLYMOUTH 01752 669162 Steps 75 West Street, Tavistock, Devon 01822 614280 Tamar View Cafe 13a Fore Street, Torpoint, Cornwall 01752 814418 Tanners Finewell Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 252001 Tapenades 14 Dean Street, Liskeard, Cornwall 01579 344844 Tastebuds Restaurant Tamar View Nurseries, Carkeel, Saltash, Cornwall 01752 848600 The Anchor Inn 1 Lutterburn Street, Ugborough, Ivybridge, Devon 01752 892283 The Artillery Tower Durnford Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 257610 The Bay Leaf Restaurant 27 Church Street, Liskeard, Cornwall 01579 344557 The Bridge Bar & Restaurant Plymouth Yacht Haven, Mount Batten 01752 403888

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The China House Sutton Harbour, Plymouth The Coffee Mill 44 Brook Street, Tavistock, Devon The Cottage Restaurant The Coombes, Polperro, Looe, Cornwall The Dagger 14 Barton Meadow, Pelynt, Looe, Cornwall The Dartmoor Diner Mill Hill, Woolwell, Plymouth, Devon The Elburton Hotel 221 Elburton Road, Elburton The Glassblowing House 20 Sutton Harbour, The Barbican, Plymouth The Golden Guinea Fore Street, East Looe, Looe, Cornwall The Horn Of Plenty Gulworthy, Tavistock, Devon PL19 8JD The Mez Theatre Royal, Plymouth The Miners Arms & Garden Restaurant Hemerdon, Plymouth, Devon The Notter Bridge Inn Notter, Saltash The Plantation The Coombes, Polperro, Looe, Cornwall The Quayside Quay Road, Plymouth, Devon The Ship Inn Ugborough, South Devon The Ships Tavern Arcadia Road, Plymouth, Devon The View Treninnow Cliff Road, Torpoint, Cornwall THE VIEW RESTAURANT MADEIRA ROAD, THE HOE, PLYMOUTH The White Hart DARTINGTON HALL, Totnes, South Devon Tinhay Mill Restaurant The Mill, Tinhay, Lifton, Devon Ye Olde Cottage Middle Market Street, Looe, Cornwall

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VEGETARIAN RESTAURANTS Sproats Veggie Perrins

104 Union Street, Plymouth 97 Mayflower Street, Plymouth, Devon

07930 182593 01752 252888

WINE BARS Barbican Live Lounge 11 The Parade, Barbican, Plymouth, Devon 01752 672127 Bar Rakuda 11 Quay Road, The Barbican, Plymouth PL1 2JZ 01752 221155 Bistro 35 35 Church Street, Modbury, Ivybridge, Devon 01548 831273 Henry Js 113-115 Mayflower Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 673363 Images 89a Cornwall Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 660815 Lavish 48 Southside Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 225656 The Treasury Lounge Bar Old Treasury Building, Catherine St, Plymouth 01752 672121

BARS, BISTROS AND CAFÉS ArtFrame Gallery & Caffe Gallerie 61 Cornwall Street, Plymouth 01752 227127 Bacaro 6 Quay Road, The Barbican, Plymouth 01752 254254 Bistro One 68 Ebrington Street, Plymouth 01752 313315 Duttons Café Bar Restaurant Madeira Road, Plymouth 01752 255245 Kitchen Café 60 Southside Street, The Barbican, Plymouth 01752 266347 Lemon Tree Café 2 Haye Road South, Elburton Plymouth 01752 481117 Les Jardins De Bagatelle 11 Old Town St, Plymouth, PL1 1DA 01752 257786 Monty’s 13 The Barbican, Plymouth 01752 252877 Morrells Bistro Higher Market Street, Looe 01503 263604 ParkCentral Davy Road, Tamar Science Park, Plymouth 01752 764868 Roma Espresso Bar Berkeley Square, 33 Notte Street, Plymouth 01752 220411 Roma Espresso Bar The Business Centre, 2 Cattdown Road, Plymouth 01752 264440 Sage 59 Hyde Park Road, Plymouth Sand’s Bistro Seaton, Downderry, Devon 01752 250611 The Berkeley 17-19 Princess Street Plymouth 01752 228810 The Blush Lounge 102 Tavistock Pl, Plymouth 01752 226609 The Dairy 25 Bretonside, Plymouth, 01752 319067 The Refectory Black Friars Distillery, Southside Street, Plymouth 01752 828928 The Mission Cafe Bar Bistro Sir John Hawkins Square, PLYMOUTH 01752 229955 The Mouse Trap 40-42 North Hill, Plymouth 01752 672116 The Swan 15 St. Andrews Street, Plymouth 01752 661263 The Terrace Madeira Road, THE HOE, Plymouth 01752 603533 The Thai Noodle Bar Barbican Theatre, Castle Street 01752 242021 Roma Espresso Bar The Business Centre, 2 Cattdown Road, Plymouth 01752 264440

CASINOS Grosvenor Casino Stanley Plymouth Grand

15 Derry’s Cross, Plymouth, Devon 2 Union Street, Plymouth, Devon

01752 668922 01752 228930

Night Clubs, Discos & Dance Halls Annabel’s Cabaret & Discotheque 86-88 Vauxhall Street, The Barbican, Plymouth 01752 260555 Asylum The 2 Union Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 255924 Candy Store 99-101 Union Street, Plymouth 01752 601616 C 103 103 Union Street, Plymouth, Devon Cuba 1 Sherwell Arcade, Plymouth, Devon 01752 67116 Firefly 45 Tavistock Place, Plymouth 01752 667271 Flares & Reflex 18 Union Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 236981 Forty Five Degrees Lounge Bar Club 6 Union Street, Plymouth Harbour Lights 1 Fore Street, Torpoint, Cornwall 01752 812443 Jacks The Parade, Liskeard, Cornwall 01579 342731 Jesters 39-43 Union Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 220878 Kularoos 2 Union Street, Plymouth 01752 600800 Oceana 8 Barbican Approach, Plymouth, Devon 01752 255057 Revolution Bar Derry’s Cross, Plymouth 01752 669486 Sirens 11 The Parade, Plymouth, Devon 01752 224144 Temptations T2 2 Union Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 604005 The Hub Bath Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 222664 Thirst Bar Club 142 Vauxhall Street, Plymouth 01752 262 592 The Voodoo Club Bar (10 Til 2) 1 The Money Centre, Drake Circus, Plymouth, Devon 01752 262288 Upbeat 103-109 Union Street, Plymouth 01752 662586 Varsity 33 Derrys Cross, Plymouth 01752 257235 View 2 The Barbican, Little Vauxhall Qy, Plymouth 01752 252564 Walkabout 5 Union Street, Plymouth 01752 825650 Zeros’s 24 Lockyer Street, Plymouth 01752 662346

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