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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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With its honest, working class, public sector origins, Plymouth traditionally struggled to produce, and attract, budding entrepreneurs. The same could also have been said about the restaurant scene. While there have always been a selection of top quality places to eat out, the city would probably not have been described as a ‘hotbed’ of vibrant dining. But rest assured, everything has changed. Plymouth and the surrounding areas have firmly stamped their mark as a dazzling dining destination. A huge amount of new talent has appeared on the scene, and the variety of top quality cuisine now on offer is extremely impressive. On the back of this culinary explosion, some big name chefs and restaurateurs have come into to the area, proving that we are, at last, a force to be reckoned with. Even more pleasing is the return of some local talent who have learned their trade at top restaurants around the country, and who are now flocking back to join the revolution. The net result of this influx is that local produce is being used more and more, restaurants are trying out new and unusual dishes and different concepts, and plenty of new venues have opened up. As always, we have an extensive and varied menu of news and features in this issue. If you want to meet some of the new breed of talented chefs that are plying their trade in the region, head over to our regular Chef Profiles slot. And our New Openings section will give you all the information you need to try somewhere new. Steve Barrett takes us down to the olive grove to provide a better understanding of the mighty olive, and if you’re looking for something with a little nostalgia, Chris Robinson opens up a window to the Plymouth of old in his article, City of the World. It’s clear that there’s a real buzz about the area right now. Since I launched this magazine in 2006, every year there seems to be a greater choice of quality venues to choose from, and remember, restaurants are the living soul of any city, so make sure you support them in the quieter months. And don’t forget to look out for the numerous offers that are available with many of the venues featured in these pages.
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I’II catch up with you next Summer in 2012. Andy Nicholson eating and drinking in Plymouth, South hams, east Cornwall and Dartmoor
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what’sonthemenu... 06 Small Bites
All the latest news on developments in and around the area’s bar and restaurant scene.
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08 New Openings
eeping tabs on the new K arrivals and widening your dining horizons.
14 City of the World Have you ever wondered what sort of conversation must have taken place in the eateries and ale houses of Plymouth hundreds of years ago? Chris Robinson reveals all.
14 or Extra Virgin? With the popularity of Olives and Olive Oil holding no bounds, Wine and Food Writer and restaurateur Stephen Barrett pens a simple jargonbusting guide to better eating and cooking.
18 The Grilling
We turn the tables on three local chefs.
23 Oil Discovery
Restaurants & Bars Index
o you know the D difference between Kalamata and Manzanilla or for that matter Virgin
The Ship Inn, Noss Mayo View Pan Asia Jolly Jacks Barbican Kitchen The Rose & Crown Artillery Tower Gorton’s Treasury Tanners Restaurant Langdon Court The Blue Plate The Chancel The Dolphin House Brazzerie The Refectory Annabel’s Cabaret & Discotheque Browns Hotel 22 Mill Street Barbican Kitchen Yukisan
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Moorland Garden Hotel Arundell Arms Thirst Bar and Club The Farm House, Saltash Zeus Squid Ink Monty’s Arribas Veneziana The Steak & Omelette Kitchen Cafe Rock Salt Cafe & Brasserie Rocky’s Grill Trattoria Pecatore Trawlers Taylor’s Restaurant The Grecian Taverna Meze Grill Boringdon Hall
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27 Dining Out
Everything you need to know about everywhere there is to go.
72 X Marks the Spot
Your fully comprehensive map of restaurants in and around Plymouth.
76 Listings
Full bar and restaurant listings.
Zucca 50 Rocco Y Lola 50 Souk 51 Asia Chic 51 Blues Bar and Grill 52 Morgan’s Italian 52 The Terrace, Tavistock 53 Who’d have Thought It Milton Combe 53 The Fisherman’s Arms 54 Duttons Café Bar Restaurant 54 Chambers Restaurant 55 Heskyn Mill 56 The Eastern Eye 57 The View RPCYC 57 Platters Restaurant 58 Mediterranean 58 The Rock Inn 59 The Whitechurch Inn 59 Ship In Ugborough 60
The Elephant’s Nest Steve’s Brasserie Lockyers Quay Barclay House Café Indiya Kings Arms The Plough at Duloe Treby Arms Nibana Thai Noodle Bar Arthouse Aglio Olio Mombay Brasserie The Watering Hole The Dairy Ming Dynasty
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smallbites A spark of genius at the Treby Arms It may have started life as a humble Sparkwell village pub in the mideighteenth century, but it’s almost impossible to overstate just how good the 2011 version of The Treby Arms is. Having lain empty and neglected for some time, it has undergone a complete transformation thanks to the hard work, passion and devotion of new owners Anton Piotrowski & Clare Lawrence. And the end result is something of a revelation. Head Chef Anton has created a fresh, exciting, wonderfully original, fine dining, gastro-pub menu, which delivers fantastic locally sourced food in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere befitting of the pub’s rich history – and all at extremely reasonable prices!
The all new View 2 - with ‘Bel’s on! Annabel’s Cabaret & Discotheque are excited to announce they are the new owners of View Two. Since August of 2011 the fabulous waterside Pizzeria & nightclub has been a hive of activity with the management implementing massive changes to the bar and drinks, a delicious new menu, reviving the events & entertainment and also proudly hosting The America’s Cup Final Party this past September. Over the next few months look out for the fabulous line up of bands performing on Fridays and don’t hesitate to book your festivities and private parties in the newly refreshed venue. There are exciting plans to fully refurbish and re brand one of the hottest spots on the Barbican in the New Year. Tel. 01752 252 110 or visit www.view2barbican.co.uk.
The Big Fat Greek makeover The Grecian Taverna has been serving exceptional Grecian dishes for over 35 years. And it’s just been brought right up to date with extensive refurbishment giving it a vibrant, colourful new look. Based in the heart of Plymouth, the fun, lively restaurant is not just about the extraordinary food, it’s about the unforgettable experience. Tel. 01752 266400.
I spy with The Eastern Eye!
The 2 AA rosette Horn of Plenty Hotel and Restaurant in Tavistock has recently appointed new Head Chef, Scott Paton to join their team. Scott comes from the Jack in the Green in Exeter and has big plans to achieve a Michelin star at the Horn of Plenty, following the footsteps of two former head chefs. Tel: 01822 832528.
Horn of Plenty
The Eastern Eye has undergone major refurbishment making it arguably one of the best looking Indian restaurants in Plymouth. Serving the finest contemporary Indian cuisine direct from Bangladesh for over twenty years. Little wonder then that the oldest and widely regarded as the best Indian in Plymouth continues to be such a success.
A Star in the Making
ROCKY’S GRILL
Rocky’s new look packs a punch!
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Rocky’s Grill new makeover makes a wonderful first impression along Southside Street in the hub of The Barbican. They Specialise in home made burgers, steaks and grills, Rocky’s uses local West Country produce to ensure the best quality and the best tasting food. The ethos of Rocky’s Grill is good food served with a Mediterranean flair. Everyone’s talking about Rocky’s Sunday carvery! Join us for a succulent Sunday roast prepared by Ben, our talented chef, using the best cuts of meat from West Country farms. What better way to spend a Sunday with family or friends. Tel: 01752 227392.
Grecian Taverna
The owner of the Rose & Crown in Yealmpton, Simon Warner, is expanding his business portfolio this year. Simon has recently brought the Kings Arms in Tamerton Foliot, “It’s a lovely village pub that ticks all the boxes; car park, decent beer garden, separate dining area etc. I don’t intend to model it on the Rose & Crown, it has its own individuality. We will, however, be focusing on great food and will continue to operate to high standards especially with the attention to detail that customer service demands nowadays. There are other ventures in mind and if I can put the relevant resources together, I’m pretty sure my ambition will take over and motivate me to keep going!”. Tel: 01752 773254.
THIRST
The Return of the Kings (Arms)
Happy Thirst Birthday Thirst is a modern escape from traditional nightlife where you can socialise with a refined party crowd in sharp, modern decor. Their offering of cocktails is unrivalled in Plymouth and their extensive premium spirit collection is complimented by the wide variety of cocktails, draughts and champagnes. The team at Thirst are passionate about the best quality ingredients and the slickest service. Commemorating their 1st year in November, they are moving forward to continue to bring the best drinks and nights out in the city. Tel: 01752 262592.
the Moorland Garden Hotel
PAWS for Food Charity Cookbook
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lymouth is a great place to eat out with some fantastic restaurants. With this in mind PDSA are putting together a charity cookbook to raise funds for the Plymouth Pet Hospital Appeal. PAWS for Food is being officially endorsed by Celebrity Master Chef Peter Gorton. The book will be produced of a very high quality with photos being taken by award winning food photographer Celine Marchbank who will also be including photos of Plymouth to give the book a very local feel. We have already signed up a quarter of the restaurants we need to produce the book. This is a great opportunity to be part of a book, which will be sold to 1000’s of local people whilst raising money to build a brand new purpose built pet hospital for the people of Plymouth and the surrounding area. For more information about PAWS for Food either email plymouthappeal@ pdsa.org.uk or telephone 01752 229619.
Wildflower is a breath of fresh air at the Moorland Garden Hotel The Moorland Garden Hotel has announced the appointment of new Head Chef Ross Tregidgo. Ross trained in Plymouth before working at London’s Park Lane Hotel and then as Sous Chef to Master Chef Peter Gorton at The Horn of Plenty near Tavistock. Most recently his position as Head Chef in a Devon Pub saw him leading it to the finals of British Pub of the Year. The Moorland Garden Hotel’s new owners, Brian and Sonia Meaden have a great reputation for owning fine dining establishments. Their pub, The Nobody Inn at Doddiscombleigh, has recently been Pub of the Year in The Telegraph. Ross has big plans for the hotel’s ‘Wildflower Restaurant’ open to residential and non-residential guests; “I have a great team here and we are building strong relationships with local food producers. I’m passionate about local food that’s big on flavour; being situated on the edge of the moors and so close to the coast means that we can access first ‘catch of the day’ as well as exceptional meat and vegetables from Dartmoor Farmers.” Tel: 01822 852245.
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Cafe Kiss
The River Cottage
Head chef, Joe Draper, grew up in Ashburton and previously a chef for Marco Pierre White in London, Joe is now moving back with his family to Devon. “I love it here,” says Joe. “It’s a wonderful place, amazing produce and great lifestyle. As a chef, it doesn’t get much better.” The Canteen & Deli is open all day Tuesday to Saturday, from 9am, and on Sunday 10 til 4pm. Call 01752 252702 to book lunch or dinner.
Cafe Kiss is a new family run cafe and bar on Bretonside and likes to keep it simple when it comes to offering great food and great service. Serving light meals, snacks, home-made cakes and sandwiches, all prepared to order, during the day time, whilst our evening menu offers the choice of a full meal or just appetizers to nibble with a bottle of wine, a beer or a drink from the bar whilst playing scrabble, connect4 and more from our choice of games. For those seeking quiet surroundings or wanting to socialize with friends and family in a welcoming environment Cafe Kiss is a must. With our fully licensed bar, free WiFi and outside heated seating area we ensure the comfort of all.
Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall is bringing his hugely popular River Cottage’s Canteen and Deli to Plymouth and championing of all things seasonal, local, organic and wild, serving fantastic food with an ethical edge, right here in Devon. Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall has opened his brand new River Cottage Canteen and Deli in Royal William Yard, Plymouth. “Creating fantastic food in a wonderful location. The whole River Cottage team are seriously excited about the Plymouth Canteen,” says Hugh. The Canteen is situated on a spectacular waterfront position in an old victualling Brewhouse building in Royal William Yard, overlooking The Tamar and looking out towards Plymouth Sound. The Yard was designed by Sir John Rennie in the 1820s, and is Grade 1 listed. The River Cottage Team have gone to great lengths to ensure the Canteen is sympathetic to the historic building and is as sustainable as possible. The resultant dining atmosphere is relaxed and as friendly as you’d expect from River Cottage. The River Cottage Team have also encouraged the employment of local people.
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The Dolphin House Brazzerie
The Dolphin House Brazzerie is a new and exciting collaboration of talent. We aim to bring you a memorable dining experience with a warm welcome, great service and excellent food cooked for you in a great venue. We opened our doors at the end of July to a fantastic welcome from locals and visitors. Our Head Chef Trained in Rome and our team all share a passion for what we do: produce and serve fresh food which has integrity. We describe ourselves as Modern British with International flavours, using only responsibly sourced produce from local meat and farm deli meats and cheeses to fresh day boat fish. Tel: 01752 254879.
The Dolphin House Brazzerie
Rock Salt Café
The River Cottage
The Chancel Wine Bar & Café A good selection of affordable wines compliment the thoughtful and delicious menu on offer. Coupled with the friendly welcome and homely surroundings, you’ll easily get the essence of The Chancel. From light bites to an evening menu, plus regular themed nights catering for Lobster and Chateau Briand lovers, check out the website www.thechancel.co.uk or call 01752 226264. Open from noon, Monday to Saturday, by St Andrews Church in the city centre, a stone’s throw from the historic Barbican, this really should be on your list of places to visit, perfect for pre theatre dinner or a respite from a day’s shopping.
The Boathouse Café
Located on the Commercial Wharf, by the Mayflower Steps is The Boathouse Café, a welcoming new addition to the Barbican Waterfront. The Café has a stunning nautical, seafaring theme with wooden features throughout. The Boathouse Café sells a range of seafood, offering hot and cold drinks and providing cruise, ferry and fishing snack packs with a discount for anyone who sails with Plymouth Boat Trips Ltd. Tel: 01752 600560.
Arthouse
Arthouse is Plymouth’s new and exciting eating and drinking experience. The new cafe, bar and restaurant operated by the team behind the successful Whitehouse Hotel and Restaurant, Stokeley Barton Farm Shop and beachhouse all in the South Hams. Funky food from the grill on the first floor. our multi-plate menu offers a new and
Gorton’s Tavistock
stew and a modern take on a Ploughmans. And for evenings something more special. Rock Salt is opening Monday til Saturday 8am til 6pm and Wednesday til Saturday for dinner, by pre-booking only. Contact them on: 01752 225522 or visit: www.rocksaltcafe.co.uk
ARTHOUSE
Gorton’s Tavistock
exciting approach to food. Simply cooked, healthy and locally sourced, all at a size to suit you! Tel: 01752 202616.
Rock Salt Café
Rock Salt Café Brasserie is the venture of a Plymouth born and bred family. Chef, David Jenkins, has a background in fine dining, most recently 22 Mill Street in Chagford, but at Rock Salt they look to provide something altogether different. The relaxed and informal setting of an
old pub turned into a cosy and friendly meeting place. With an aim to reach the foodies of the local area, tempting people with great, local, coffee or a glass of wine to go with some good, honest food. Dave’s food has been called ‘impressive’ by the AA inspector but wanted to bring something more accessible to table. “Good food shouldn’t involve putting a shirt and tie on,” says Dave. Expect to see a home made burger with home made bun, home made chips along side a Gascony fish
An intimate yet informal and relaxed high-end restaurant in Tavistock with just 25 covers, Gorton’s isn’t large but what it lacks in size, it makes up for in quality, decor and atmosphere. Celebrity Head Chef and Proprietor Peter Gorton has many years of Michelin Star experience and only uses locally sourced meat and vegetables. Although Gorton’s restaurant in Tavistock has only been opened a short time, Peter is already receiving rave reviews from critics and locals. We would love to welcome you at Gorton’s so you can experience fine dining in a relaxed atmosphere. They are open on Tuesday evening for dinner and from Wednesday to Saturday for lunch and dinner. Tel: 01822 617581.
Aglio Olio
A new restaurant and pizzeria offering authentic dishes of traditional and modern cuisine. Step into Aglio Olio and savour mouthwatering meals full of Mediterranean flavour. From three courses to takeaway stonebaked pizzas prepared as you watch there’s enough choice to delight the most discerning of palates. Just opened at the bottom of New George Street in Plymouth’s city centre, Aglio Olio is a spacious contemporary venue, attractively decorated with images of Italy. Tel: 01752 251811.
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a warm welcome
fabulous food
‘Whether you’re dripping with diamonds or seawater everyone is welcome.’
great atmosphere
a jolly good time
Why not cosy up around our log burner with a nice relaxing drink? Tucked away just 3 minutes west of the city on Mayflower Marina, on the sea edge of the great Tamar River, and with stunning views of the historic Royal William Yard – Jolly Jacks is a hidden gem. Whatever time of year - spring - summer - autumn or winter, you’ll always find great food, great company and friendly service in a great location here at Jolly Jacks. Open 7 days a week – from breakfast through to dinner everyday. Fabulous Sunday roasts, we have something for everyone at any time. Free, secure parking at Mayflower Marina for all Jolly Jacks customers.
…there’s always a warm welcome and fresh seasonal food served with a smile. For reservations: 01752 500 008 or Email: info@jollyjacks.net Check out our website to see what’s afloat www.jollyjacks.net to find out about interesting and fun events. Jolly Jacks, Mayflower Marina, Richmond Walk, Plymouth, PL1 4LS
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COOL IN The Barbican Kitchen celebrated its 5th birthday in 2011. This contemporary, modern and vibrant eatery is located in the world famous Plymouth Gin Distillery, on Plymouth’s historic Barbican. It has benefited from a very strong and encouraging clientele from the very first day it opened. Sian Lane pays homage to one of Plymouth’s little gems.
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he Barbican Kitchen is the second business venture of the Tanner Brothers, who have now been cooking great food in Plymouth for over 12 years. Their knowledge of local produce and local suppliers means they can extract the best from Devon’s copious larder. This knowledge is reflected in the food produced at the Barbican Kitchen by a highly motivated and skilled team, specialising in the kind of food you can eat every day, based upon the simple brief given by the Tanner Brothers “Simple great food at a great price in a great place.” Holding an AA rosette from just after opening, the menu is a mix of customer favourites, fresh market fish and delectable desserts.
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The Barbican Kitchen has an exciting, vibrant feel. The cool, funky informality combines with the centuries-old building to create a dining environment that is unique in Plymouth. The vibrant colours and industrial history of the building are accented with artwork personally chosen by Chris and James. The Kitchen room, which incorporates the open plan kitchen and pastry section, contains artwork from Guy Stauber, with Bruce Lee, Yoda, Michael Caine and Monkey Magic watching over the diners. The Bar room is dominated by prints of artwork from one of the South West’s best known urban artists, Banksy. The welcoming family feel is important to the Barbican Kitchen, young families know they can feel comfortable and enjoy their time
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THE KITCHEN together – aided by Barbican Kitchen balloons and colouring packs, and the added bonus of kids under 5 eating for free. Next door is the wonderful Plymouth Gin’s Refectory Bar, a perfect place for a predinner cocktail or to sit back and chill with the world’s finest Gin. The Barbican Kitchen is open 7 days a week and covers all angles of informal dining. From the fantastic value of the ‘Express’ menu priced at only £10.95 for 2 courses, through to the traditional Sunday family roast there is something delicious for every diner. The Barbican Kitchen is also a great venue for parties and functions. For enquiries and reservations, please call 01752 604448. Chris and James opened their first establishment in Plymouth in 1999 after working in the area and falling in love with the wonderful local produce. Tanners Restaurant quickly became renowned throughout the South West and further afield for its fine dining, innovative dishes created using local seasonal produce, extensive selection of wines and
exemplary attention to detail in every aspect of the dining experience. Their vision was rewarded with the award of Restaurant of the Year for England 20072008. Tanners is open for lunch and dinner, Tuesday to Saturday. For enquiries and reservations, please call 01752 252001. Chris and James expanded in March 2011 opening their first Café, also in the Plymouth Gin Distillery. The Kitchen Café is open Tuesday to Saturday, 10am – 4pm offering a selection of winter soups and stews, sandwiches and tapas, homemade desserts alongside a wide range of beverages. The Kitchen Café can also supply buffets or canapés for your function. For enquiries please call 01752 266347. Chris and James have firmly established themselves in the fabric of the Barbican, bringing two of the area’s oldest buildings back to life. They have also found time to write cookery books (For Chocolate Lovers, Ice Cream and Take 5) as well as regular appearances on TV, local radio and at West Country Food Festivals.
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Have you ever wondered what sort of conversation must have taken place in the eateries and ale houses of Plymouth hundreds of years ago? Chris Robinson takes a trip back to memory lane.
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t the height of the Elizabethan era Plymouth was a small community of around 8,000 (approximately twice the number of people employed by the University of Plymouth today). It was, nevertheless, one of the biggest ports in the country, with most people living within a stone’s throw, or two, of the waterfront, with the sea literally lapping against the side of many waterside warehouses – like it still does at the China House. Most of the quayside roads we know now
had yet to be constructed over the tidal mud flats, and with there being only one parish church, it is likely that most people would have known or recognised each other. Apart from the sailors and the fishermen few people travelled more than a mile or two from home and almost everyone was reliant on locally sourced food and clothing. However, Plymouth had more sailors and fisherman than almost any other port in England and what is more they were generally better travelled than all other seafarers. Remember Drake was the first Englishman
to take a ship around the world, and our fisherman regularly sailed across the Atlantic to Newfoundland. In the 1590s there were 100 English fishing vessels plying the Newfoundland route, of which half were Plymouth-owned. Although a lot of the catches were sold on to European markets, notably French and Flemish, the reality is that dining tables in Plymouth, basic as they were, would have known a greater range of seafood than almost anywhere in England. And with Drake and his contemporaries returning from voyages around all parts of the
Fisherman milling around on the quayside c.1890 looking towards north quay (a wall size blow up of this image now adorns the front of 25 Parade, home of the South West Image Bank).
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‘The Painter With Women’ THE LENKIEWICZ ARCHIVE: Series One
A new series of 10 limited edition prints by Robert Lenkiewicz. Available exclusively in south Devon and Cornwall at The Somerville Gallery.
Somerville Gallery 25 Mayflower Street, Plymouth, PL1 1QJ. Tel: 01752 221600 www.somervillegallery.co.uk
CITYOFTHEWORLD
Above: Barbican looking south prior to the construction of the Fish Market in the 1890s. Left: Barbican looking north towards the Navy Hotel, again prior to the construction of the Fish Market and Quay Road. Below: Pre-war aerial view of the Barbican with warehouses - not luxury apartments - lining the waterfront, and working boats – not leisure and pleasure craft – at rest in the harbour.
globe, it is certain that Plymothians would have been among the first English men and women to taste some of the exotic herbs, plants and spices from the New World countries. John Sparke, a wealthy local merchant and property developer (he built much of New Street) was the first to describe the humble spud, while Sir Walter Raleigh, another celebrated son of Devon, was the first to actually bring the potato to these shores. It may seem odd to us now, in this global village we all inhabit, where television and the internet send pictures and information around the world, that just 400 years ago, so little was known of the planet and its diverse riches. But Plymouth then was at the very cutting edge of the multicultural gastronomic experience. There would have been conversations over a pint of ale and a trencher of food about the weird and wonderful things that peoples of a variety of skin colours and complexions around the world put in their mouths and wore on their bodies. Such gabble and gossip would have been virtually unknown a few miles inland, away from the coastline or riverbank. It is small wonder therefore that Plymouth is still seen by some as a city of the world, and yet that message has yet to be universally digested. When the America’s Cup hit the city in September many of the teams were pleasantly surprised by the quality and range of cafes and restaurants: hopefully they will now spread the word themselves. Of course one of the most remarkable features of the local culinary scene is just how much of it is concentrated around the historic heart of the town, in the very streets that Drake, Sparke and Raleigh would have known themselves. From the fifteenth century Tanners (the oldest Plymouth building in commercial use today) alongside St Andrews,
across to the China House via many eateries in properties old and new, to the Glassblowing House, alongside the old fish market, to the eighteenth century Fisherman’s Arms (with a wall incorporating stonework from the medieval Plymouth Castle), via the Tudor Rose and Shirley Valentines in Jacobean buildings in New Street, to the Gin Distillery and Barbican Kitchen, where much of the stonework doubtless came from the Greyfriars monastery dissolved by Henry VIII. The Barbican is truly a happy hunting ground for the gastronome with a sense of history. Whether it be for a taste of the Orient, the Mediterranean, the Mexican, the South American or something closer to home,
it’s all there, and more often than not in a building where, if the walls could talk, they could tell you tales of a world that many thought was flat and where communication via space was only for the gods. And where generation after generation have enjoyed teasing their taste buds with the good, the interesting and the exotic. You can learn more about the immediate area from Chris Robinson’s book Plymouth’s Historic Barbican, while his latest offerings, the DVD Plymouth in the 50s and 60s and the book Plymouth in the 40s and 50s have just been published. For more information see: www.chrisrobinson.co.uk
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thegrilling We get three local chefs to tell us what makes them tick
Sam Rom Where do you work now? SR: Arthouse Plymouth. What motivated you to become a chef? SR: Love of food and the atmosphere of a buzzing kitchen. Who would you most like to work with? SR: Having worked for Gennaro and Jamie I would like to work for someone on the other end of the restaurant spectrum, like Peter Gillmor at Quay in Sydney. His precise cooking technique and attention to detail in plating is phenomenal. He has the ability to create a natural almost organic appearance to each dish. Tell us about your current menu? SR: The Arthouse menu has many influences, I come from a very Italian background and this is obvious on the menu but my love of Thai flavours has had a huge effect on my dishes. I wanted to create a menu and style of dining that would encourage sharing and the involvement of food. I want customers to be as excited by food and flavour as I am. I want to create amazing food that is accessible to everyone. 18 | the menu guide
Abdul Kalam Which dish on the menu would you recommend to a customer? SR: A wise man would suggest a dish with the best gross profit, but I’m a chef so I’m going to recommend one our most complex dishes, The Boii Chicken. This is a salad and it has it all, it’s a flavour sensation. Cooling cucumber and mint, fiery fine chilli, sweet sour Boii Chicken dressing with beautiful shredded moist chicken, each mouthful brings a new level of flavours and textures. Which chef has been your greatest inspiration? SR: There have been many who have inspired me and I like to draw something from each of them. There’s Marco’s intensity and arrogance, Michael Roux jnr knowledge and understanding and passion for nurturing talent. Then there’s Peter Gilmore and Tom Kitchin, both who draw the very best out of each ingredient to produce remarkable food. What is your favourite local ingredient? SR: We are pretty spoilt in the South West, this is one of the main reasons I’m here. Within a couple of miles from my cottage
Where do you work now? AK: Proprietor at The Eastern Eye. What motivated you to become a chef? AK: Cooking is in my genes. My grandfather and father were both involved in the industry for many years. They were both passionate chefs and I am too.
I can hand dive for scallops, fish bass or if the seasons right, walk out my back door and shoot for game. Not forgetting all the local veg grown, from turban pumpkins to Devon chilli. Why should people visit you? SR: A new experience, nonpretentious, amazing atmosphere, amazing food, amazing wines and world beers and it won’t break the bank, which is always nice. In your experience what is the most important thing about cooking? SR: Don’t kill anyone and taste everything! Do not give up and keep trying, learn your flavours and follow your heart, enjoy it.
Who would you most like to work with? AK: I’m a big fan of Ainsley Harriott who came to our restaurant recently and was very impressed with our food. I have always been a big fan of Ready Steady Cook. Tell us about your current menu? AK: My menu has been created using my own personal recipes. We offer highly unique dishes like Kalam Karishma and Kalam’s Delight, which is a sweet, hot and sour dish. These special dishes are very popular with our customers. Which dish on the menu would you recommend to a customer? AK: If they like a mild dish it would have be Mirpurie Patice. If they prefer a medium dish, I would recommend the Baharie Special
Anton Piotrowski or the Jogonathpur Special. For anyone who is new to Indian cooking I would recommend the Kalam Karishma or the Zul Zula. Which chef has been your greatest inspiration? AK: It would have to be Gordon Ramsay for being not only a fantastic chef, but also such a great businessman. I love the way he runs his restaurants. I really like his dedication and being a perfectionist - two things I strive to do with my business. What is your favourite local ingredient? AK: All the fresh vegetables and local organic fruits we use to make our pastes. I believe they really make the difference. Why should people visit you? AK: The Eastern Eye is unique. I believe our love of cooking translates to our food, making it the very best! But you don’t have to take my word for it - come along and taste it for yourself! In your experience what is the most important thing about cooking? AK: It has to be the passion for
the job. You have to love cooking to produce the best tasting food. Cooking is an art, and some say you either have it or you don’t, but becoming a successful restaurant owner and Chef does not happen overnight. I spent years working in several Bangladeshi restaurants. I have also done a lot of research in India and have gained valuable experience working in some of the successful hotels run by members of my family. On top of this, I am lucky enough to have a very good team working around me - two kitchen staff and two front-of-house staff - that make our venue a five star restaurant.
Where do you work now? AP: The Treby Arms, Sparkwell. What motivated you to become a chef? AP: My love for food and that you are always learning something new. Who would you most like to work with? AP: Heston and The Roux Brothers. Tell us about your current menu? AP: We use only local produce, all our dishes reflect the seasons. We have an allotment that my father takes care of. This ensures that we use fruit and veg that meets my standards. We also get our Red Ruby beef from Moostone Farm in Wembury, here we see where our beef comes from and how well they are looked after.
Which chef has been your greatest inspiration? AP: David Everett, Heston and Roux Brothers. What is your favourite local ingredient? Locally shot Venison from Moostone Farm, Wembury. Why should people visit you? AP: We offer something different. In your experience what is the most important thing about cooking? AP: To cook for my customers, not for awards. I love to cook and let people be inspired by food. There’s so much out there that people don’t know about, and so many new flavours being created every day, to me that’s exiting!
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“The Rose & Crown is an award winning beautiful and stylish pub in the beautiful South Hams village of Yealmpton (just 10 minutes from Plymouth City Centre). A very busy and popular pub with sophisticated surroundings offering extremely good value for money. We hope you find the time to come and see why the “Rosie” is as popular as it is!”
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 Subject to change (slightly!) in 2012
Sunday Lunch Menu 2 courses £16 - 3 Courses £18
“Proper Westcountry Sunday Luncheon” A smart and comfortable drinking atmosphere Closed between 3-6 Monday -Thursday
Beautiful log fire... Why not enjoy a bottle of red by our large open log fire. A luxurious moment that is as cosy as any place you could wish for on a cold winter evening.
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
Surprisingly humble, yet wonderfully diverse ...
The potato is our Superhero! .......
Potatoes
It is an incredibly nutrient dense food, low in calories, fat free, bursting at the seams with vitamins and minerals, contains absolutely no cholesterol, and with their skins on, are a wonderful source of fibre.
TAMAR VIEW FRUITERERS
Potatoes are our base for a balanced diet, they are our staple food, our bread and butter of the vegetable world. Nutritionists and dietary experts recommend potatoes, because of their high nutrient content, which is perfect for boosting your brain and body, helping you to feel, look and even think great.
Head Office: Barrett House, Marjorie Court, Burraton Road, Saltash, Cornwall PL12 6AY Wholesale: Telephone 01752 848738 Email: sales.tvf@btconnect.com Fax: 01752 840414 Retail Sales: Tamar View Nurseries, Carkeel, Saltash, Cornwall PL12 6PH Telephone: 01752 844700
The texture of potatoes varies considerably. A potato may be described as having a waxy or floury texture, and there is a scale of 1-10 on which varieties are placed. Waxy potatoes are translucent, and feel moist and pasty. They are good at staying firm and keeping their shape so make great salad potatoes. Floury potatoes are brighter and more granular in appearance with a drier feel. They're better for dishes where you want fluffy potatoes or for mash.
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The humble ‘Potato’. Hold one simple spud in your hand, what is it? It’s pretty bland, not very exotic - just a potato! Now look again through our eyes ...
In the UK around 80 varieties of potato are grown commercially, so choosing the right one can be a little daunting to say the least ! Here in the heart of West Country we are incredibly fortunate to have so many varieties of this wonderful vegetable growing all around us. Below are just a few of the most popular we supply, and also their uses and seasonal availability, helping to make your life in the kitchen just that little bit more enjoyable and easier! BAKING
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Do you know the difference between Kalamata and Manzanilla or for that matter Virgin or Extra Virgin? With the popularity of Olives and Olive Oil holding no bounds, Wine and Food Writer and restaurateur Stephen Barrett pens a simple jargon-busting guide to better eating and cooking.
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ather like other important things in life I bet you can remember the first time you tasted an olive? Some of you would have loved it but many not so. Why I wonder (rather like marmite) is there such a divide in what is essentially a culinary gem eaten by countless thousands in warmer climes often with some great liquid accompaniments. More of that later but first a short historic intro to where the olive tree thrives in the 21st century. The Mount of Olives, surely an iconic place in most Western and Middle Eastern civilizations and an obvious place to start but at around 2000 years ago it was but a mere infant in olive tree growing. We might have to settle for around 4000 BC when farmers in Asia Minor began to understand the cultivation of this unique fruit-bearing tree. It has also been noted that olive trees were also grown sort of commercially on Crete around 3000 BC. An ancient and influential fruit that over the millenniums’ has produced amongst other things Oil for heating and lighting, Oil for embalming, Oil for perfume, Oil for medicines and of course Oil for cooking and flavouring. It’s a wonder product! Fast forward to this century and a few observations on where Olives and Olive
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Oils sit in the modern kitchen. First what types of olives are best for eating? In a world where we now know the name of more than two types of Potato, Tomato and Lettuce how come the same doesn’t correlate to the olive? Many jars and tins of bland, dull and downright tasteless olives are often found on supermarket shelves but go to the Deli counter and, hey presto there are countless types ready to open up the taste buds at any time of the day. The main types of quality olives generally available are Kalamata (black) Greek origins with a full-on fruity flavour, Manzanilla,
(green) Spanish easy-going nutty often stuffed with pimento, anchovies or almonds. Pichiline (green) subtle and slightly salty and of French origin can be offered with Herbs de Provence, garlic etc. Noyons (black) again of French origin slightly wrinkled and ripe and Gaeta (Black) are Italian, small and when wrinkled might be sun-dried or purple in colour, brine-soaked with a sweetish note. You will note that the colour of olives often denotes firmness as opposed to the ripeness of the black varietal. This is because the green
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Extra Virgin olive oil is classed as the very best, which is used as a flavour enhancer (vinaigrettes and dips).
olive is picked unripe and the black to ripeness. To enable the olive to be eaten with the right degree of edibility they are first brined. Several styles and ingredients are used in the brines to cure and release the fruitiness and textures hidden between the skin and stone. In short the better the quality the olive the more care and attention is given in the selection and brining of individual fruit. Olive oil is the extracted oil from the first milled ripe olive after which it is then separated from any water found and graded accordingly. Extra Virgin is simply the unadulterated oil made without any heat extraction methods and measures less that 1% acidity. This is the very best olive oil and is best used as a flavour enhancer (vinaigrettes and dips) as opposed to cooking oils. The low flash point and dense flavours will render the oil bitter; lacking in the often fruity even peppery notes quality oils can give. Virgin Oil is a lesser quality oil that should attain no more than 2% acidity. Having ‘general usage’ this is a good oil to use for sautés and dressings; it lacks the density of Extra Virgin oils. Equal amounts of good quality butter blended together make it an excellent medium for fast-cooking of fish fillets. Pomace oil is heat-treated oil from the pressings after the first and second pressings have been extracted. It can contain other oils and is best used for cooking.
Olives as an ingredient can also be both good and bad. Recipes using low-quality olives in dishes like Salad Nicoise or Tapenade are never going to be as good as using quality fruit from a reputable supplier. How do you know? Ask for a taste, question the age (the younger the better, same for olive oil) look for firmness in green olives and fruitiness in black ones. This is a simple guide but an essential one. Drinks to stand up to the flavours of quality olives can range from chilled Fino, Manzanilla Sherry or White Port as part of a mixed Tapas or full-bodied white wine with a classy usage of oak. Recipes such as Duck with Olives or Moroccan Chicken could take a spicy red such as Bonada from Argentina or Shiraz from Barossa Valley but I would err on the side of a full-bodied white. For a treat try a white Burgundy such as Meursault or a modern estate bottled Macon for a great match. So you see this brief intro into Olives and Olive Oil might pose more questions than answers! As with wine labels Olive Oil and Olives can confuse if not read without a little knowledge. Time to get tasting?
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a Bistro One Meze for Two Persons (worth £30) Simply name the country of origin of the Noyons olive variety. To enter this Bistro One/Menu Guide competition simply email the answer to the andy@themenuguides.co.uk with the answer by 30th April 2012. Please leave name, telephone number and email address. In the event of a tie we will place the names in a spinner and draw to find a winner. Winner will be announced via www.bistro-one.co.uk and informed via email.
Competition only open to persons over 18 years. The editor’s decision is final.
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he Food Plymouth Partnership, which is led by the Soil Association, Plymouth City Council, NHS Plymouth and Plymouth University, represents over 15 public, private and community sector organizations who have come together to champion healthy and sustainable food as a way to bring positive changes for the city. Earlier this year a Plymouth Food Charter was launched, which highlights five key areas where food can drive real measurable change - a thriving economy; health and well being; resilient and close knit communities; life long learning and skills; climate change and the environment.
A diverse range of over 50 local businesses and organisations are now signed up to the Charter and are committed to help delivering these aims, these include; Diggin’ It, Federation of City Farms, Food is Fun, Riverford Organic Vegetables, National Marine Aquarium, National Trust, Plymouth City College, Real Ideas Organisation, Tamar Grow Local, Tamar View Fruiterers, Tanners Restaurants and Stiltskin Theatre Company. Action Plan Since the launch of the Charter, five subgroups have been identifying key priorities and outcomes needed to deliver it. The resulting Action Plan will be launched to city business leaders and other decision makers early next year. This event will showcase some of the ground breaking work that has been developed this year by the organizations and businesses who have signed up to the Food Charter. It will be a great opportunity to encourage new pledges to the Charter and to engage key decision makers within the city to support its aims. With River Cottage Canteen and Deli opening in the Royal William Yard and pledging to source over 80% of its produce
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A city-wide food initiative in Plymouth is building momentum as the Food Plymouth Partnership, using the new Plymouth Food Charter, aims to help make Plymouth Britain’s first ‘Sustainable Food City’. At a recent conference in Bristol to launch a new Sustainable Food City Network, Plymouth was one of the founding members along with seven other UK cities.
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From romantic fine dining in the evenings to cosy cafĂŠs ideal for a family brunch, The Menu Guide showcases the best restaurants, bars and pubs in and around Plymouth.
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Did you know? ...The Treasury first floor private function room is available to hire whether for a birthday party, wedding reception or corporate event such as a product launch or company cocktail ‘get together’. We have a wealth of experience in organising such events and can assist in creating the perfect atmosphere, ensuring it goes off with a bang, allowing you to relax and enjoy your event. ...The Treasury offers a pre-Theatre early bird menu from 5pm-7pm Monday to Friday. The perfect compliment to an evening at the theatre or if feeling peckish straight from work! Two courses £9.95 or three courses £12.95. ...You can reserve a VIP area complete with rope barrier, balloons and pre ordered drinks awaiting your arrival and by reserving the VIP area you have the option to purchase SKYY vodka by the bottle with your choice of mixers for your group!
Leading Lifestyles ... www.thetreasurybar.co.uk Catherine Street, Royal Parade, Plymouth PL1 2JZ. Tel: 01752 672121
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Spectacular catering and mouth-watering events 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. 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. Browns Vibe: 80 West Street | Tavistock | Devon PL19 8AQ | Tel: 01822 618686 www.brownsvibe.com
Luxurious accommodation with award-winning cuisine 22 Mill Street Restaurant is two AA Rosetted restaurant with rooms tucked away in a very unassuming location off the high street in Chagford. Open for lunch and dinner Tuesday - Saturday. There is a fixed-price menu offering five choices per course, a six-course set menu without choice and a special, set, two or three-course winter - spring menu. Michelin, the Good Food Guide, the AA and Harden’s Restaurant Guide have recommended us, why not come and see for yourself? Please join us to indulge in a wonderful dining experience and a luxurious stay. 22 Mill Street: 22 Mill Street | Chagford | TQ13 8AW Tel: 01647 432244 | www.22millst.com
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come and enjoy a morning coffee or a sumptious meal at Plymouth’s newest eatery. NOW OPEN fantastic locally sourced food by chef Dave Jenkins open mon-sat breakfast & lunch, eat in or take away. wed-sat dinner (pre-bookings only)
31 Stonehouse Street, PL1 3PE 01752 225522 info@rocksaltcafe.co.uk www.rocksaltcafe.co.uk
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Fanciful Fridays
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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the dining room funky food from the grill on the first floor our multi-plate menu offers a new and exciting approach to food simply cooked, healthy and locally sourced, all at a size to suit you!
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1. ASIA CHIC Eau 2 SUTTON HARBOUR, PLYMOUTH
17. MEZE GRILL SUTTON HARBOUR
31. STEVE’S BRASSERIE NEW CONTINENTAL HOTEL, MILLBAY ROAD
2. Rocco Y Lola Eau 2 SUTTON HARBOUR
18. THE WATERING HOLE QUAY ROAD, THE BARBICAN
32. ANNABELS CABARET AND DISCOTHEQUE 86-88 VAUXHALL STREET, THE BARBICAN,
3. KITCHEN CAFE 60 SOUTHSIDE STREET, THE BARBICAN
19. MORGAN’S ITALIAN 19 PRINCESS STREET
33. ZEUS 150 CORNWALL STREET, PLYMOUTH
4. ALIO OLIO 111 NEW GEORGE STREET
20. THAI NOODLE BAR CASTLE STREET, THE BARBICAN
34. BARBICAN KITCHEN BLACKFRIARS DISTILLERY, SOUTHSIDE STREET
5. THE CHANCEL 2 ST. ANDREW STREET,
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35. THE TREASURY CATHERINE STREET
6. THE FISHERMAN’S ARMS 31 LAMBHAY STREET, THE BARBICAN
22. ZUCCA NORTH EAST QUAY, SUTTON HARBOUR
36. BACARO 5 QUAY ROAD, THE BARBICAN
7. MEZ THEATRE ROYAL, ROYAL PARADE
23. TANNERS RESTAURANT PRYSTEN HOUSE
37. CHAMBERS RESTAURANT 60 NOTTE STREET
8. ARRIBAS MEXICAN RESTAURANT 56-58 NOTTE STREET
24. BISTRO ONE EBRINGTON STREET, PLYMOUTH
38. LOCKYERS QUAY 1 LOCKYERS QUAY
9. THE EASTERN EYE 57 NOTTE STREET
25. BLUES BAR AND GRILL 8 THE PARADE, THE BARBICAN
39. MEDITERRANEAN 23 SOUTHSIDE STREET
10. PLATTERS 12 THE BARBICAN
26. ARTHOUSE PLYMOUTH ART CENTRE 38 LOOE STREET
40. TRATTORIA PESCATORE 36 ADMIRALTY STREET, STONEHOUSE
11. THE REFECTORY BLACKFRIARS DISTILLERY, SOUTHSIDE STREET
27. THE GRECIAN TAVERNA 9 MARKET AVENUE
41. VENEZIANA ITALIAN 5 OLD TOWN STREET
12. MONTY’S 13 THE BARBICAN
28. THE VIEW RESTAURANT ROYAL PLYMOUTH YACHT CLUB, MADEIRA ROAD
42. THE TERRACE CAFÉ BAR MADEIRA ROAD, THE HOE
13. THE STEAK AND OMELETTE 116-118 CORNWALL STREET
43. JOLLY JACKS MAYFLOWER MARINA, RICHMOND WALK
29. YUKISAN 51 NOTTE STREET
14. THE BARBICAN PASTA BAR 40 SOUTHSIDE STREET 15. THE PASTA & PIZZA BAR 9 MARKET AVENUE, PLYMOUTH
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16. ROCKY’S GRILL 41-42 SOUTHSIDE STREET
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46. THIRST BAR AND CLUB 142 VAUXHALL STREET 47. THE DOLPHIN HOUSE BRAZZERIE SUTTON HARBOUR, THE BARBICAN
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48. ROCK SALT CAFÉ & brasserie 31 STONEHOUSE STREET 49. WHO’D HAVE THOUGHT IT MILTON COMBE, YELVERTON
59. HESKYN MILL RESTAURANT TIDEFORD, SALTASH, CORNWALL
69. SALTASH TANDOORI LOWER FORE STREET, SALTASH
50. THE SHIP INN NOSS MAYO
60. 22 MILL STREET CHAGFORD
51. THE FARMHOUSE RESTAURANT CHINA FLEET, SALTASH
61. BROWNS HOTEL TAVISTOCK
70. NIBANA 9 MORSHEAD ROAD, CROWNHILL, PLYMOUTH
52. BORINGDON HALL COLEBROOK, PLYMPTON
62. THE TERRACE RESTAURANT PYM STREET, TAVISTOCK
53. KINGS ARMS TAMERTON FOLIOT, PLYMOUTH
63. THE PLOUGH AT DULOE DULOE, CORNWALL
54. SQUID INK LOWER CHAPEL STREET, EAST LOOE
64. CAFÉ INDIYA STOKE VILLAGE, PLYMOUTH
55. THE ROCK INN YELVERTON
65. BARCLAY HOUSE ST. MARTINS ROAD, LOOE
74. LANGDON COURT HOTEL ADAMS LANE, DOWN THOMAS, PLYMOUTH
56. THE WHITCHURCH INN WHITCHURCH, TAVISTOCK
66. THE SHIP INN UGBOROUGH
75. MING DYNASTY 203 BILLACOMBE ROAD, PLYMOUTH
57. TAYLORS RESTAURANT 22 MARKET STREET, TAVISTOCK
67. GORTON’S 19 PLYMOUTH ROAD, TAVISTOCK
76. THE ROSE & CROWN MARKET STREET, YEALMPTON
58. THE ARTILLERY TOWER FIRESTONE BAY, PLYMOUTH
68. BLUE PLATE MAIN ROAD, DOWNDERRY, CORNWALL
77. THE TREBY ARMS SPARKWELL, PLYMOUTH
71. MOORLAND GARDEN HOTEL YELVERTON, NR, PLYMOUTH 72. THE ELEPHANT’S NEST HORNDON, MARY TAVY, TAVISTOCK 73. ARUNDELL ARMS LIFTON, DEVON
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DIRECTORY AMERICAN RESTAURANTS Blues Bar and Grill 8 The Parade, Plymouth Route 38 Trerulefoot, Saltash
01752 257345 01752 851038
BANGLADESH RESTAURANTS Jaipur Palace Restaurant Spice Well
146 Vauxhall Street, Plymouth, Devon 18 Buckwell Street, Plymouth, Devon
01752 252918 01752 226333
CHINESE RESTAURANTS Beijing Noodle Bar 49 Mayflower Street, Plymouth Birds Nest 4 Barley Market Street, Tavistock, Devon Buffet City Royal Building, St. Andrew’s Cross, Plymouth Café Asia 10 Mill Street, Kingsbridge China Wok Colebrook Inn, Colebrook Road, Plymouth Crystal Dragon 10-11 Southside Street, Plymouth, Devon Dragon Garden 102 Tavistock Place, Plymouth, Devon Emperors Garden Station Road, Liskeard, Cornwall Han Dynasty 13 Southside Street, Barbican, Plymouth Hot Wok Castle Street, Liskeard, Cornwall Jasmin Restaurant 3 Buckland Terrace, Yelverton, Devon Jasmine Chinese Restaurant 115 Fore Street, Kingsbridge Ming Dynasty 203 Billacombe Road, Plymouth New China Garden 17 Derrys Cross, Plymouth, Devon Noodle Lounge Top Floor, 13 Southside Street, Plymouth Ocean Palace 30a Western Approach, Plymouth, Devon Ong Restaurant & Take Away 13-14 Pannier Market, Fore St., Callington, Cornwall Peking Garden Fore Street, East Looe, Looe, Cornwall Royal Garden Royal Building, 11 St Andrew’s Cross, Plymouth The Hoe 14 Athenaeum Street, Plymouth, Devon The Water Dragon 15 Derry’s Cross, Drake House, Plymouth The Wet Wok West Hoe Pier, West Hoe Road, Plymouth, Devon Tin Heung 9 Tin Lane, Barbican, Plymouth, Devon View Pan Asia 80 Royal Parade, Plymouth Wah Tin 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
ENGLISH RESTAURANTS California Country Inn Seasons Restaurant The Millstones Hotel The Waterfront White Hart Hotel 22 Mill Street Whitsand Bay Hotel
California Cross, Modbury, South Devon 6 Windsor Place, Liskeard, Cornwall 436-438 Tavistock Road, Plymouth 9 Grand Parade, The Hoe, Plymouth, Devon 1 Church Street, Modbury Chagford, DEVON Portwrinkle, Torpoint
01548 821449 01579 342302 01752 773734 01752 226326 01548 831561 01647 432244 01503 230276
Inn on the Shore Downderry, Torpoint, Cornwall 01503 250210 Liaisons Bistro Liaisons, Higher Market Street, Looe, Cornwall Nevilles Little Green, Polperro, Looe, Cornwall 01503 272459 Oyster Shack Milburn Orchard, Bigbury, Kingsbridge 01548 810876 Piermasters 33 Southside Street 01752 229345 Platters 12 The Barbican, PLYMOUTH 01752 227262 Squid Ink Lower Chapel Street, EAST Looe 01503 262674 The House On Props Talland Street, Polperro, Looe, Cornwall The Kitchen The Coombes, Polperro, Looe, Cornwall 01503 272780 The Seafood & Pasta Bar 10 Quay Road, Barbican 01752 260717 The Village 31-32 Southside Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 667688 Trawlers The Quay, East Looe, Looe, Cornwall 01503 263593
FRENCH RESTAURANTS 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 01752 674633 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 The Baba Indian Restaurant
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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 17 Bretonside, Plymouth, Devon 01752 250677
01579 383818 01503 264999 01752 262948 01822 616731 01752 848194 01752 350644
ITALIAN RESTAURANTS Aglio Olio B E D Bella Italia Frankie and Benny’s Morgan’s Italian Pasta & Pizza Bar Ponte Riatto Positano Prezzo The Barbican Pasta Bar Trattoria Pescatore Veneziana Italian Zucca
111 New George Street, Plymouth 01752 251811 42 Bretonside, Plymouth, Devon 01752 252555 30-33 Derry’s Cross, Plymouth 01752 662143 Barbican Approach, Plymouth 01752 676820 19 Princess Street, Plymouth 01752 255579 9 Market Avenue, Plymouth, Devon 01752 266336 45 Church Steet, Kingsbridge 01548 857377 36 Mayflower Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 661290 Unit 16 & 17 Mills Bakery, Royal William Yard, Plymouth 01752 261120 40 Southside Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 671299 36 Admirality Street, Stonehouse, Plymouth 01752 600201 5 Old Town Street, Plymouth 01752 221115 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 Chiquito Sante Fe
56-58 Notte Street, Plymouth, Devon Barbican Leisure Complex, Plymouth PL4 0LG 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 Al Basha
51 Regents Street, Charles Cross, Plymouth
01752 262211
Moroccan RESTAURANTS The Souk
FISH/SEAFOOD RESTAURANTS
Chloe’s Café Rouge
The Balti King 5 New Road, Callington, Cornwall The Bay of Bengal The Quay, East Looe, Looe, Cornwall The Eastern Eye 57 Notte Street, Plymouth, Devon The Ganges Restaurant 9 West Street, Tavistock, Devon The Saltash Tandoori 23-25 Lower Fore Street, Saltash, Cornwall The Taste of India 2 Barne Road, St Budeaux, Plymouth, Devon
Sutton Harbour, Plymouth
01752 221111
PIZZERIAS Mermaid Pizzeria The Coombes, Polperro, Looe, Cornwall Pizza Express 17-19 Derry’s Cross, Plymouth, Devon Pizza Hut 76 Royal Parade, Plymouth, Devon Pizza Hut 32 Barbican Approach, Plymouth, Devon Pizza Hut UK Ltd 201 Tavistock Road, Plymouth, Devon
01503 272502 01752 229413 01752 254625 01752 255881 01752 709800
PORTUGUESE RESTAURANTS Nandos
Barbican Approach, Plymouth
01752 664907
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 Kings Arms Tamerton Foliot Road, Plymouth Rose & Crown Market Street, Yealmpton, Devon Ship Inn Ugborough The Square, Ugborough 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
01752 262054 01752 600660 01548 821449 01752 814102 01503 240209 01752 844942 01752 830288 01822 853892 01752 822294 01503 230338 01208 821115 0845 1126088 01752 773254 01752 880223 01752 892 565 01752 262515 01364 73475 01752 660833 01822 853121 01752 661592 01579 382567 01208 872707 01822 820221 01822 810273 01752 661457 01752 342674 01752 822279 01822 612960 01752 844044 01752 401277 01752 405500 01752 862238 01752 255363 01752 842861 01503 262556
DIRECTORY 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 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 Treby Arms Sparkwell, plymouth, Devon 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
01752 774359 01822 852022 01752 872387 01822 832803 01503 263002 01364 646100 01752 337939 01822 612181 01752 667604 01752 604039 01752 839245 01752 202405 01752 837363 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 The Chancel Wine Bar & Cafe 2 St. Andrews Street, Plymouth
01752 251453 01752 201522 01752 250094 01752 224711 01752 313344 01752 226264
SPECIALITY RESTAURANTS
Arundell Arms Hotel Lifton, Devon 01566 784666 Arthouse Plymouth Arts Centre, Plymouth 01752 206118 Astor Hotel 14-22 Elliot Street Plymouth 01752 225511 Barclay House St. Martins Road, East Looe, Cornwall 01503 262969 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 Moorland Garden Hotel Yelverton, Near Plymouth 01822 852 245 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 Pym 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 Ali Baba Ali Baba Takeaway Ali Babas Ali Babas Forty Dishes Amora Pizza Bar
66 Embankment Road, Plymouth, Devon 10 Fore Street, Saltash, Cornwall 115 Union Street, Plymouth, Devon 49 Notte Street, Plymouth, Devon 115 Union Street, Plymouth, Devon 118 North Hill, Plymouth, Devon
01752 267667 01752 848877 01752 265278 01752 227722 01752 211411 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 41 Mutley Plain, Plymouth, Devon 01752 266699 Cantonese Kitchen 13 Market Street, Tavistock, Devon 01822 617882 Cap’N Jaspers Fish Market, Barbican, Plymouth, Devon 01752 262444 Caspian Fish Bar 62 Mutley Plain, Plymouth, Devon 01752 266332 Castle Chicken & Kebab 39 Fore Street, Callington, Cornwall 01579 384200 Champ American Chicken 53 Ebrington Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 267999 Charcoal Grill 87 Union Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 601188 China Chef 3 Seymour Road, Plympton, Plymouth, Devon 01752 339654 China City 18 Fore Street, Saltash, Cornwall 01752 843314 China Express 96 Embankment Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 227633 China Palace 52 Morshead Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 788878 China Valley Chinese 95 Victoria Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 368228 Chinese Takeaway 47 Springfield Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 402137 Chung Ying Chinese 24 West Street, Tavistock, Devon 01822 613692 City Charcoal Grill 12 Mutley Plain, Plymouth, Devon 01752 663142 Crownhill Chinese 8 Alexandra Road, Crownhill, Plymouth, Devon 01752 769053 Curry Express 2 Buckland Terrace, Yelverton, Devon 01822 855550 Derriford Chinese 79a Upland Drive, Plymouth, Devon 01752 768900 Devon Chinese 18 Ivydale Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 665982 Dial a Pizza 1 Boringdon Villas, Plympton, Plymouth, Devon 01752 340200 Dillan Charcoal Grill 83 Union Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 252900 Domino’s Pizza 18 Mutley Plain, Plymouth, Devon 01752 252526 Dragon City Unit 6a, Glen Road, Plympton, Plymouth, Devon 01752 331033 Dragon House 40 Welbeck Avenue, Plymouth, Devon 01752 667165 Eastern Star School Drive Shopping, Woolwell, Plymouth, Devon 01752 695240 Eastern Sunrise 29 Melrose Avenue, Plymouth, Devon 01752 766177 Elburton Pearl 51 Springfield Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 403203 Favourite Food 53 Notte Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 222232 Favourite Pizza 75a Union Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 223374 Feedwell Chinese Takeaway 131 Speedwell Crescent, Plymouth, Devon 01752 788448 Fresh & Fruity 12a Courtenay Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 291710 Golden Bridge 34 Fore Street, Ivybridge, Devon 01752 894848 Golden Dragon Chinese 63 Union Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 667667 Golden Oriental Delight 41 Clifton Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 224364 Green Chilli Indian Takeaway 47 Bretonside, Plymouth, Devon 01752 225239 Gurka 3 Pondbridge Hill, Liskeard, Cornwall 01579 340680 Harvey’s Fish Bar Fore Street, East Looe, Looe, Cornwall 01503 264875 Hilton Chinese Kitchen 17a Lipson Vale, Plymouth, Devon 01752 667717 Hung Ying 27 Ridgeway, Plymouth, Devon 01752 344698 India Express 3 Beaumont Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 261639 Indus Indian Take Away 248 Albert Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 606960 Jade Garden 74 Ebrington Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 228888 Jaipur Palace Ltd 2 Kimberley Court, Fore Street, Ivybridge, Devon 01752 698138 Jake’s 5 Regent Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 252323 Jimbos 37 Union Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 672158 Julius Chinese Takeout 45 Marlborough Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 563465 Kebab King 35 Bretonside, Plymouth, Devon 01752 250051 Kenny Kuet 9 Pemros Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 365400 Kwang Tung Kitchen 41 Regent Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 266848 La Bella Pizza-Chicken & Keb. 204 Keyham Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 567799 Lai Wan 23 Church Street, Liskeard, Cornwall 01579 343277 Lotus 18 Barne Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 362275 Luigis Pizzas 109 Wolseley Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 562299 May Fong Carrs Hse, Fore St, Tamerton Foliot, Plymouth, Devon 01752 709067 May Lok 436 Crownhill Road, West Park, Plymouth, Devon 01752 361655 Merry O Sole 42 Fore Street, Ivybridge, Devon 01752 893996 Midnight Curry House 67 Union Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 256643 Mini Wok 14 Marlborough Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 509000 Mo’s 81 Hyde Park Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 267838 Mr Johns 79 North Hill, Plymouth, Devon 01752 255553 Mr Kuet 3 Fairmead Road, Saltash, Cornwall 01752 843710 Mystic Pizza 2 George Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 605070 New Kwong Lee Ltd 1 Barn Street, Liskeard, Cornwall 01579 342496 New Lucky Gardens 78 Neath Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 223657 No1 Chinese 174 Albert Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 568819 O’Briens 11 Raleigh Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 293710 Oriental Express 27 Thurlestone Walk, Plymouth, Devon 01752 794333 Our Plaice 49 Torridge Way, Plymouth, Devon 01752 767070 Pancake House 12 Keyham Road, Devonport, Plymouth, Devon 01752 562749 Papa John’s Woolwell Shopping, School Drive, Plymouth, Devon 01752 696939 Papa Raj 41 Springfield Road, Plymouth, Devon Pappadum Indian Takeaway 427 Crownhill Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 350022 Pasley Take Away 58 Pasley Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 607330 Peking House Chinese Unit 2, Westfield, Plympton, Plymouth, Devon 01752 338812 Perfect Pizza 35 Mutley Plain, Plymouth, Devon 01752 601060 Pizza Hut 71 Mutley Plain, Plymouth, Devon 01752 269898 Pizza King 11 Radford Park Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 404505 Pizza Plus 40 Union Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 250450 Pizza Station 62 Mutley Plain, Plymouth, Devon 01752 250201 Plympton Grill Westfield, Plymouth, Devon 01752 343454 Quality Snacks 17 Victoria Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 360110 Ridgeway Pizza 94 Ridgeway, Plymouth, Devon 01752 335528 Roopnagor 67 Wolseley Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 606697 Royal Cafes The Parade, Liskeard, Cornwall 01579 342143 Samanthas 119 Cornwall Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 665046 Samni 70b Lanhydrock Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 255338 Sandies Takeaway Bretonside Bus Station, Bretonside, Plymouth, Devon 01752 228496 Seven Up 7 Wolseley Road, Milehouse, Plymouth, Devon 01752 556614 Shake Heaven 31 Market Avenue, Plymouth, Devon 01752 257757 Shapla Balti Takeaway 21 Market Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 339100 Silver Dragon 255 Dean Cross Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 403389 Sizzling Grill 79b Ridgeway, Plymouth, Devon 01752 338457 Small Fry 44 Armada Street, Greenbank, Plymouth, Devon 01752 667743 Snack Attack 152 Union Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 251252 Southway Chinese Takeaway 347 Southway Drive, Plymouth, Devon 01752 783918
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DIRECTORY Spice Aruma Shop 3, 2 Trevol Road, Torpoint, Cornwall 01752 816156 St. Pancras Chippy 83-87 St. Pancras Avenue, Plymouth, Devon 01752 709907 St. Pancras Pizza 87 St. Pancras Avenue, Plymouth, Devon 01752 777262 Subway Plymouth Ltd 65 Ebrington Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 269543 Sun Fong 15 Church Street, Callington, Cornwall 01579 383737 Sunflower Kitchen Chinese 49 Devonport Road, Stoke, Plymouth, Devon 01752 559225 Supreme 2 Wesley Avenue, Plymouth, Devon 01752 660231 Sutton Snax’s Sutton Place, Plymouth, Devon 01752 665295 Taste of Bengal Warrenstown Court, Costly Street, Ivybridge, Devon 01752 896101 Tasty Bites 4 Saltash Road, Keyham, Plymouth, Devon 01752 301014 Tasty House 392 Wolseley Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 361932 Teen Sing 26 Molesworth Road, Stoke, Plymouth, Devon 01752 606466 The Babas 33 Morshead Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 777007 The Canton Express 429a Crownhill Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 368338 The Golden Crown 4 Fleet Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 562369 The Guardsmans Plaice 120 Underwood Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 338902 The Guru 21 Market Road, Plympton, Plymouth, Devon 01752 341155 The Indian Chef School Drive, Woolwell, Plymouth, Devon 01752 294216 The Indian Kitchen 30 Fore Street, Callington, Cornwall 01579 384133 The International 75 Hoe Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 603260 The Lee Gardens 50 Notte Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 226254 The Orient Chinese 47 Fore Street, Torpoint, Cornwall 01752 812999 The Pasty Kitchen Higher Market Street, Looe, Cornwall The Pizza Cabin 3 Bridge Court, Ermington Road, Ivybridge 01752 895570 The Sandwich Box Plus 320 Union Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 265300 The Silver Bird 198 Exeter Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 227076 The Simla 71 Delamere Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 783322 The Thai Kitchen 15 Frogmore Ave, Eggbuckland, Plymouth, Devon 01752 708688 The Vindaloo’s Indian 29 Percy Terrace, Plymouth, Devon 01752 228858 Tooleys Chinese 11 St Stephens Place, Plympton, Plymouth, Devon 01752 342211 V I P Indian 204 Exeter Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 672879 Valentinos 26 Springfield Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 402755 Vino’s Take Away 58 Fore Street, Torpoint, Cornwall 01752 815915 Whitleigh Green Fisheries Whitleigh Green, Plymouth, Devon 01752 773138 Wongs 82 Priory Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 672241 Yang Sing Chinese Takeaway 45 Ebrington Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 661360 Ying Wah Chinese Take Away 2 Hooe Road, Plymouth, Devon 01752 492142 Yungs Carry Out 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
01752 661600 01752 772901 01752 242021 01752 255770 01752 205010
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 Gorton’s 19 Plymouth Road, Tavistock 01822 617581 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 River Cottage Canteen & Deli Royal William Yard, Plymouth 01752 252702 Rocky’s GRILL 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
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The Bay Leaf Restaurant 27 Church Street, Liskeard, Cornwall The Bridge Bar & Restaurant Plymouth Yacht Haven, Mount Batten 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 Dolphin House Brazzerie, Sutton Harbour, Plymouth 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
01579 344557 01752 403888 01752 661592 01822 612092 01503 272217 01503 220386 01752 695410 01752 254879 01752 403213 01752 228556 01503 262780 01822 832528 01752 267222 01752 336040 01752 842259 01503 272223 01752 254254 01752 892565 01752 401626 01752 822345 01752 664327 01803 847111 01752 784201 01503 262770
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 Chancel Wine Bar & Cafe 2 St. Andrews Street, Plymouth 01752 226264 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 Rock Salt Cafe & Brasserie 31 Stonehouse Street, PLYMOUTH 01752 225522 Roma Espresso Bar Berkeley Square, 33 Notte Street, Plymouth 01752 220411 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 Boat House Cafe 2-4 Commercial Wharf, The Barbican, Plymouth 01752 600560 The Dairy 25 Bretonside, Plymouth, 01752 319067 The Refectory Black Friars Distillery, Southside Street, Plymouth 01752 828988 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 Bang! Bang! 45 Tavistock Place, Plymouth 01752 667271 Flares & Reflex 18 Union Street, Plymouth, Devon 01752 236981 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 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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