I love this placeIt's stylish yet unpretentious. The staff are charming, the food is gorgeous and…read morethe cocktails are superb. It's not cheap by Plymouth standards but they have deals on drinks and 2-4-1 on cocktails on a Wednesday.

Great bar offering a good selection of premium drinks. Bit…read morepricey compared to other bars but ideal place to bring a friend or date for a quiet drink. Located on north hill near spar. Staff here are friendly and knowledgeable. Music they play is good. Food is always good and good value for money.

Best damn martini I ever had (and I've had a "few")…read more Naturally, the Plymouth gin helps. BUT..... The bartender showed me how he makes a dry and medium martini including the different proportions. Simple, huh? What I found amazing was the quality was repeated from drink to drink. Not often are bartenders that precise (The only place I've seen that standard was in Tokyo's Imperial Hotel "Frank Lloyd Wright" lounge). In Plymouth, treat yourself to a work of art in the Refectory Bar in the form of a perfect martoonie , mixed and served in wonderful surroundings by "PhD mixologists".

Admittedly I'm biased, loving Plymouth gin as I do, but this is an exceptional bar. First rate…read moredrink making and service, an impeccable menu, and a historic location. Bartenders Ashton and Bob are accomplished booze artists and give an excellent kebab recommendation as well. Not to be missed!

Great little bar, They've got a wide range of pints,…read morespirits, shots and cocktails (which are served in jam jars, just because they can) Massive outdoor area with heat lamps for when it's cold, in the summer its perfect for a sunny pint or to have a shisha - they've got a number of flavours that are priced at a respectable £4.95. Or if you'd prefer to sit inside there's loads of sofas or arm chairs to sit and relax on.Great tunes, great attmosphere, perfect for a quiet pint or as the night goes on a cheeky dance...

We picked the Treasury as a convenient spot for a pre-theatre dinner and despite some initial…read morereservations as we arrived to hear very loud music being played upstairs, we were very pleased with the decision. We'd called ahead to reserve a table for 6.15 (for a 7.30 theatre show) and were quickly shown to our table by the greeter. Having reiterated that we were on a deadline, we ordered wine and then speed-read the menu for a swift order. My Ravioli and rocket dish was spot on, as were the two dishes selected by my parents, both from that day's specials. The house white was reasonably good too. Overall, the bill for three mains and three large glasses of house white was just under £50, so that was a reasonable cost, especially given the speedy service and the conveniene of the location. Pretty good, all round.

Nice bar for after work drinks. Decor trendy and modern. Good meeting point.read more

The Gog Magog seems like a classic "local pub" in the sense that it seems to draw a local, loyal…read morecrowd. It also offers good, cheap drinks and tasty food (well, at least the dessert, as I didn't actually eat dinner here). It can get crowded, but there seemed to always be room somewhere to grab a seat. The drinks were always good and the cocktails never weak (though some were odd - I'd skip the Purple Rain if I were you, unless you like kool-aid). The prices were hard to beat, too. Some pints went for as low as £1 - can't go wrong with that! All in all, more likely a 3-star pub with a bonus star for great prices on many drinks. Also, be sure to try some Crabbies while your there - I found it to be a rather delicious ginger beer!

This Wetherspoons benefits from a lovely location within the Barbican area of town. Out front it…read morehas a heated courtyard, that is partially sheltered. This was handy on a wet and cold Sunday lunchtime, as the inside was busy. My pint of Thornbridge Pale Ale was really really delicious. The lovely barmaids didn't seem to be serving people very quickly though, probably because a lot of them were ordering food. Named after two giants of legend

The worst Christmas dinner experience I have ever had! The starters were not cooked, the main was…read morecold and the deserts were stale! Hardly any staff in there (we were informed that some had quit, while others hadn't turned up) and I assume the heating was broken as there were a number of calor gas heaters around the building. The drinks were ok but we probably should of had a lot more and then maybe the food would have been edible. If I could give this place a zero rating I still think that might be too much

Really everything you would expect from a Wetherspoons, decent enough food when you're not feeling…read morefussy and reasonable prices. The one great feature of this place is its beer garden at the back- if you don't feel like walking to the Barbican for a drink in nicer surroundings and you're looking to stay in and around town, I recommend The Union Rooms beer garden. It's a pleasant, closed off space with some nice fountains and quite comfortable surroundings. It does get busy in the slightest hint of nice weather so be prepared for that.

I'm a Wetherspoons enthusiast, but location is horrible. Bartender didn't know what a Bloody Mary…read morewas, they didn't have hot sauce, menu was a crumpled sheet of printer paper, the bathrooms were FILTHY, and there was literally DIRT in the ice cubes in our cocktail pitcher. Dirt. I drank dirt. Do not come here unless you are desperate. I give two stars because despite everything being disgusting, I got drunk for £5.

I also remember it in the days when it had a music licence and you could come along to hear some…read moregreat bands! However, now it's changed character and become one of the Wetherspoon pubs, it's still good but in a different way. At least now you can get some nice meals, especially if you're vegetarian, as there are several good choices. It's on a busy main road and corner so parking can be difficult. Your best bet is to leave the car in one of the residential streets behind.

Oh! But it's Spoons so it must be good! This friendly local Wetherspoons branch is a real Godsend…read moreto this end of Peverell/Stoke/Milehouse. Lively on a Saturday night-but still okay for children earlier in the evening. There's a small outside courtyard space that sadly tends to get dominated by smokers. Parking's a problem , so walk if you can. Food as ever is cheap and good-and a wonderful range of beers/cocktails wines especially if you choose a Wetherspoons Beer or Wine festival for your visit. We were saddened by the disappearance of waffles with banana,maple syrup and Ice cream however. But the spinach,chick pea and potato curry is a great addition! Go Spoons!