A great little place situated on Burgh Island near Bigbury. Although you can reach the island at…read morelow tide on foot, at high tide, the only way (other than wading and getting very wet) across is by using the sea tractor, which is very fun but expensive at £1.50 each way! Still the pub is a perfect place on a sunny day. Outside picnic tables to sit on, with a magnificent view of the coast and good array of beers, ciders and ales on tap. The pub itself is small and cosy and almost feels like you have stepped back in time to a proper smugglers pub. For the literary types amongst you, this little islands claim to fame is that it has a hotel that agatha christie used to frequent and based one of her books on.

We visited the Pilchard Inn on Burgh Island at low tide, so walked across. The inn served some…read moredelicious, if pricey crab baguettes. Its worth a visit if you're in the area, the bar staff were friendly and there was a decent selection of wine & ales. It has a terrace with seating for fifty overlooking the mainland. No public conveniences in sight though..

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!

The wheelers is a nice pub with a mixture of both young and old, and you'll always find the sailors…read morefrom the local HMS Raleigh naval base in there. It is a good place to start your evening off and will often have live music or a DJ in there. It is also a popular spot to watch any major sporting events and has a large screen and good sound system. There is a fine range of ales, lagers, ciders and spirits and you will always get friendly service from the staff in there. This pub is well worth visiting if you are in the area.

The nicest pub i have found in Plymouth so far! this place is an absolute joy to visit, cannot say…read moreenough nice things about it. The staff are just lovely, each of them is friendly and will have a joke with you, regardless of whether you are a regular or not. Prices are standard for drinks. Food though, this is where the place shines. although certainly not cheap, the quality is just brilliant, all food is cooked to a brilliant standard, and the variety of the menu is stunning considering the size of the establishment. A really brilliant choice if you are looking for a good meal, i'm consistently impressed when i go there. Also has an outdoor beer garden, which is nice in the summer, but nothing special and certainly not a feature i would say is outstanding. Overall, it's a lovely pub, with brilliant service, but the food is what makes it stand out above anywhere else in Plymouth.

Lower middle class pub in Edwardian/1930s suburb with increasing food daytime and evenings but now…read morelots of live (usually one man) musical entertainment. beer is OK, decor verging on sepia local photos and horse brasses, food OK. Go in a group. When its warm, don't forget there is a largish sheltered space out the back with tables and you can eat there too.

Although the address says Looe, this pub is in Polperro. We honeymooned opposite, on the other side…read moreof the harbour, up The Warren. The cottage was named Warren Haven.. A most idyllic place to have your honeymoon. Fabulous sea wall to fish from, and I even catch them!! Nice beach to swim out from into Talland Bay, but you need to watch the current. The Blue Peter pub is the last one on the quay before France. It has a fantastic atmosphere, wonderful food, wonderful people and a whole lot of lovely memories for us. We have been back a few times over the years, and may well do it again next year. Particularly , when the mullet are up on the Gulf Stream!! All in all, a special place for us, and any other romantics who want to try it out. An afterthought, we decided to put up a couple of honeymoon photos!!! Seems like yesterday.

A lovely pub on the waterfront. Nice to be able just to sit with a pint, or two, and watch the…read morefloating world go past on the harbour. We had their seafood platter, I should say box. We weren't impressed as for the price it was high for what we got as, elsewhere along the cost, prices and quantity were more reasonable. However, lets put it down to Covid restrictions and not quibble. Loved the pub and when next in Polperro we will return to The Blue Peter

Nicely located with outdoor seating overlooking the seafront the Inn on the Quay serves typical pub…read moregrub at very reasonable prices. Theres something about sea air that works up an appetite like nothing else can so after a busy morning building sandcastles on the beach with the kids this pub is perfect for a spot of lunch. Child friendly with very well trained staff I can certainly recommend this as a place to eat when out and about in Goodrington. I chose the quiche and my husband had gammon and egg from the two for ten pounds menu available in the daytime. The quiche (served with chips and salad) was a little burnt on the bottom but that didnt spoil my enjoyement of it as it was very deep filled and tasted homemade. The gammon was cooked to perfection and served with two eggs, chips, mushrooms and grilled tomato. My son had cheeseburger and chips (no veg) from the kids menu and found the toasted bread cob to be a little overdone but the beefburger was excellent and again tasted homemade. My husband is a John Smiths drinker so the very helpful barman recommended Tetleys which he liked and I chose their only real ale, St Austell Tribute which was exceptionally good. Kids choices of drinks are typically J2O or Robinsons Fruit Shoot. Overall the whole meal came to just over twenty pounds including drinks which proved to be exceptional value for money for the area we were in. I would definately eat at the Inn on the Quay again.

As touristy beach pubs go, this one isn't bad. It's huge, serves a big old menu and you get some…read morelovely views over the sea. It's location in Goodrington does mean it's always busy in the summer and you'll be hard pushed to find a local resident in here during peak times. In the winter it's a safe bet for a quiet meal and always rounds off a brisk walk along the beach.

I've been back and had a much better experience. It was a nice relaxing visit where a good pint of…read moreTribute and a real raspberry cider were enjoyed!

A fantastic pub. Friendly staff especially the land lord and land lady. Great real ales and good…read moreprices on food and drink. Food is fantastic, from fish and chips to rib eye steak and they do the odd vegie dish too which caters for my pain in the bum girlfriend. The b+b is clean and comfortable, the locals are very friendly. Dogs and children are also welcome. They sometimes have live music on at the weekend and every couple of months have a real ale weekend with a fantastic range of ales and the odd good strong cider. I've never seen any problems in this pub. It's a little hidden gem in Turnchapel. Worth finding if your in the area. If you have a complaint the staff bend over backwards to help you and make up for it. Best customer service by far! I would recommend this place to anyone visiting the area and would take my family down any time. I am a local and have lived here in the area all my life. Cant really say there is anything better in the area. Recommended strongly!

The Red Lion pub of Plymouth is a brilliant find, i new this from first stepping foot in the place…read more set in the naval base area of Plymouth this really is a typical English pub, serving decent beer at all times with all the stereotypical favorites. There is a vast array of spirits from house to a select whiskey assortment. The pub is rather community orientated and has many clubs that run from the venue include a pool and a darts team. Along with this it is an official Plymouth football club pub and has all the games displayed live along with players popping by every now and again! Enjoy!