Armado Lounge
Café bar · Plymouth
Café bar with brunch, board games, a children's menu and a pet-friendly welcome.
- 20 The Barbican, Plymouth
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Café bar · Plymouth
Café bar with brunch, board games, a children's menu and a pet-friendly welcome.
Restaurant and bar · Plymouth
Fresh-food restaurant and cocktail bar on the Barbican, serving from coffee and breakfast onwards.
Food kiosk · Plymouth
Food stop on the Barbican waterfront.
Plant-based · Plymouth
Plant-based restaurant and events venue in the historic Thomas Mission Hall.
Greek · Plymouth
Greek restaurant with set menus and a wine list.
Restaurant and bar · Plymouth
Restaurant and cocktail bar offering bottomless brunch and private hire.
Greek · Plymouth
Greek taverna on the Barbican with a list of Greek wines.
Craft beer · Plymouth
One of three craft beer taprooms in the city, with food, club nights and live events.
Restaurant · Plymouth
Restaurant at 5 Southside Street on the Barbican with set menus and table booking.
Pub · Plymouth
Barbican pub serving lunch and evening food, with roasts on Sundays.
Pub · Plymouth
Wetherspoon pub in the city centre.
Pub · Plymouth
Community pub showing live sport every day.
Pub · Plymouth
Wetherspoon pub on Union Street.
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While you are here
A few of the sights in the area. The Things to do page lists them all, with directions and official links.
Art Deco open-air pool of 1935 below the Hoe on Plymouth Sound, open between May and September.
War memorial on the Hoe to Commonwealth sailors lost in both world wars with no known grave.
Royal Navy victualling yard designed by Sir John Rennie and built from 1826 to 1835, now restored for new uses.
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Torbay's three resorts: Torquay's cave and abbey, Paignton's pier and zoo, Brixham's fishing harbour
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Castles at the river mouth, a naval college and a market town at the head of the Dart estuary
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Granite tors, clapper bridges, Bronze Age sites and moorland villages in a national park
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