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As the days get shorter and the temperature dips, there’s no better way to embrace autumn in Plymouth than by warming up with delicious food and drink. Luckily, Plymouth has plenty of cosy pubs, bars and restaurants which are perfect for escaping the chill.
Cosy dining
Àclèaf at Boringdon Hall
For those looking for a more fine dining experience, Àclèaf at Boringdon Hall is the perfect choice. Set in the ornate Boringdon Hall Hotel, the Michelin-starred restaurant offers an exquisite culinary experience. With a focus on seasonal and local produce, each dish is a celebration of the region’s flavors, complemented by a thoughtfully curated wine list. The intimate setting along with delicious food makes for a perfect hideaway from the cold weather.
The Fisherman’s Arm
Tucked away on the historic Barbican you will find the Fisherman’s Arm, a cosy pub with an open fire, candlelit tables and comfortable seating. They offer real ales, great value food and drink and even a menu for dogs. Describing themselves as a country pub hidden in Britain’s ocean city, this is the perfect place to get snug and enjoy a hearty meal.
The Waterfront
Situated in a grade II listed building close to The Hoe, The Waterfront is the perfect blend of maritime history with a modern twist. The relaxed atmosphere makes for a lovely dining experience, especially with views that stretch across the Plymouth sound. With a range of dishes from traditional British dishes to more contemporary cuisine, there is something for everyone.
Salumi
Based just outside of the city centre, Salumi is spread across three levels and has a warm and inviting atmosphere. The menu features delectable dishes that change with the seasons, showcasing locally sourced, fresh ingredients. It’s the perfect spot to retreat with a glass of wine and savor a delicious meal, creating a cozy haven away from the chill.
Cosy drinking
The Rum Bar at the Hook and Line
If you're in search of something to warm your cockles, look no further than The Rum Bar at The Hook and Line. Nestled in the historic Royal William Yard, it’s the perfect stop after a winter walk around Mount Edgcumbe. Hop on a ferry to the yard and treat yourself to a cosy rum drink. While you’re there, don’t miss the chance to indulge in their delicious fish and chips—it's the ideal way to round off your visit!
The Bottling Plant
Hidden in the heart of The Barbican, The Bottling Plant was the original bottling plant for Plymouth Gin. Now an independent, family-run restaurant and cocktail lounge, it offers delicious food and comforting cocktails. With a variety of seating options, including cozy couches and bar tables, it’s the ideal spot to unwind with a drink after a leisurely stroll along the waterfront. Looking for a place to warm up after enjoying the sea air? Look no further!
The Custom House
Located on the Barbican, The Custom House is home to its very own cellar bar. It’s a inviting brick-vaulted space with low lighting. Serving up some of the most delicious cocktails in Plymouth, this is the perfect spot for a few drinks for a romantic date night.
Las Iguanas
There’s no better way to shake off the chill of an autumn day than with a few cocktails that pack a punch! Based in The Barcode, Las Iguanas has a vibrant atmosphere with an extensive cocktail menu. Whether you like something sweet, spicy, fruity and more, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
Why not go for an autumnal walk beforehand? Check out eight walks in Plymouth you must try this autumn.
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