This has changed hands and names more often then I have had hot dinners. The cabaret is a bit hit…read moreand miss. It is not somewhere I would go every week but can make for a different evening if you need a change.

Comparatively friendly safe and intimate venue for drinking dancing and snacking very late at…read morenight. not really a cool place. Probably one of the reasons why it is almost universally referred to locals and visitors alike as 'Jannerbelles"!

The museum of plymouth has its good times and bad times. Some of the exhibitions have been very…read moregood, especially when they had the Egyptian collection there - however it seems too unknown to alot of people - more needs to be done to promote this place - as it is in a beautiful old building - with period features - i enjoyed walking around this, but only now and again

This museum/art gallery is well worth a visit, I have visited it many, many times over the years…read moreand have never been dissappointed with what it has to offer. It is in the centre of the town and housed in a most beautiful building which it shares with the lending library. It is an interesting place to take children and should be used more by the people of Plymouth.

Seating, technical specifications of the cinema's and the choice are all fantastic - the ticket…read moreprices, including the baffling "booking fee" for on-line purchases , are much too high. And don't get me started on the food prices - so many people bypass the concession stand and go right into the cinema, I'm sure if the prices reflected a normal value they would be so much busier.

Vue cinema in plymouth is one of my favourite theatres that i love going to. It has a big spacious…read moretheatre with comfortable chairs and a big screen where we enjoy films with popcorn in hand. The inside of theatre is spacious and very clean. Although the prices of tickets have now started creeping up and it is the major problem that upsets me but me and my hubby often go and see the movies when there are some offers around. We also make use of student discount which is really a good method of reducing the ticket prices and helps lowering of ticket prices.

I attended a concert here on Tuesday, and while I thoroughly enjoyed the gig, I was not impressed…read morewith the venue and staff. The acoustics were okay. Barrier held about 70 people. Reasonably priced beer, wine, and spirits. The layout of this venue is a mess-so many sets of doors, it's like a maze. The merchandise for sale was almost impossible to locate after the gig, as all of the exits put people out onto the street again. This was disappointing, as I hoped to buy merchandise. The staff was incredibly rude and ignorant, speaking badly about the artist performing that night, and making fun of the people who had queued overnight to be front row. It was highly evident that the venue staff did not take their jobs seriously at all. Fortunately, the gig was fantastic.

I have only been there for music concerts and mainly because there is nowhere else in the southwest…read more(Thats the pointy bit to the left of Bristol!) to see bands, save for the hall for cornwall. I have to say, the acoustics are dreadful. They are so bad that a few years ago, motorhead could not play there as deep purple were there when motorhead would have been there. motorhead then played exeter university that night and have never been back to plymouth. The other problem is the scheduling, where there is no one there all year and then everyone comes in November. I suppose this is common, though. All in all, not as good as the old St austell collisseum - ah, those were the days!!!! Oh, and there is a skaiting rink and other things to do, although I have never sampled these.

There was a lot of resistance to Ohm Park being built, but I'm glad that it was!…read more First-Hand Experience: More info about my personal experience at this stadium - funnily enough, this is like, the only stadium I can find a picture of me at on the internet. Okay, well, it's the only stadium I found a picture of me at that wasn't totally embarrassed about. Well this one and Liverpool anyway. But there are probably pix of me at 300 others, so I'll upload them once I get them all scanned and sorted out. Pretty much all the stadium reviews I've done, I have pix to go with them. I was super young though. First time I came to Home Park was 2004, which is when the pic is from. Damn, young Fox, you need to work out. I was in college at the time... crappy meal plans, idk. Then I came back in 2007 and saw a game and absolutely fell in love. This enormous stadium looks like a ship and the Argyle mob generate such a noise, it's one of the best lower league games I ever saw. Again in 2011 I visited and saw a game while on tour, and then stopped by in 2014 again though not for a game. I'd like to see a 3rd game in 2016 and maybe third time lucky - they can finally win? They have lost and drawn the 2 games I've seen there so far. Fantastic fan support though, rain or shine. Wonderful. I've been to most UK & US stadiums, due to lifelong obsessions with travel, sport & especially footy (soccer to Americans). Born & raised in England, I followed Oxford United (hometown team) to stadia all over the country at away games, and later Liverpool (fave team) around. Every stadium review - like all my reviews - are from first-hand personal experience, usually from several visits. In 2011, I was on music tour in the UK, and visited most stadiums for fun in my spare time. As recently as Fall 2014, when I was "stuck" in UK for 3 months, I went to hundreds yet again while travelling. I have pictures of me at most, which I'll post later. Also, when back in UK I'll take more pix, and add more stadia! *** return to regular review *** It was built in 1892, and these days can hold around 17k people which is a hell of a lot for such a lower division club (4th tier) but hopefully they'll climb back up through the divisions at some point. It's hard to give this stadium a 5/5 because it's so cool on three sides and then a little lame on the other side, but I'll still give it a 5 just for being so green and looking like a ship and being so awesome. It's never hosted top flight football but the dream lives on, you never know. It would have been a World Cup Stadium if England had won the right to host 2018 as they should have. But Russia won it. I blame Alex, the CM of Buffalo, for this. George Michael has performed here, so has Rod Stewart, Meatloaf, and, er... Westlife. The stands are named cool things like Devonport and Mayflower, and there's a lovely picture of me in front of this stadium, out there somewhere. Looks like I found it.

Now that bingo halls are no smoking, this one has greatly improved! The entrance foyer is nice, and…read morethe staff are helpful and welcoming. If you have any questions, they are always happy to answer them. The books are reasonably priced and if you join up (free!) you get free games/champagne on your birthday!

Not a bad club, polite and friendly staff. Very large hall gets extremely hot in summer with no…read moreventilation. A fun place to go for a stag or hen do, although new members must be over 18 and applications must be made 24 hours before you wish to play. A licenced bar and plenty of fruit machines make it nicer, but take your own food. The in-house food is rather bland.

An amazing little haven for miniature ponys. I went along at the end of April and I saw many…read moreminiature ponys along with their foals, so sweet. They also have donkeys, horses, goats, sheep, boars, ducks, chickens, golden pheasant and geese. For a limited time they also had some lambs which your little ones can bottle feed and piglets which you can stroke. The lambs and piglets are there for a limited time as they are being looked after for a short time for a local farmer. All the staff at the sanctuary were all very welcoming, friendly and very happy in doing their job. When you visit don't miss the ponys being transferred at the end of the day approx. 4pm to their beds it's quite a funny scene seeing them running up the hill whilst we the public all stand in line and clap and shout to get them to run in the right direction. You then can feed the ponies in another stable some hey for their bedtime meal. The place is very clean and the views are just beautiful. I would recommend to anyone to go along you only need a few hours but really is worth it. I would definitely visit again if I am in the area.