Plymouth. 37 entries mapped.
First-class food and well-priced cappuccinos are the main draws. This spot provides a highly authentic and welcoming environment for guests. The super friendly hosts provide an excellent and hospitable experience.
53 Union St, Stonehouse, Plymouth PL1 3LU
Visitors can expect amazing cappuccinos here. The nice outdoor-only setting makes it a pleasant spot when the weather is fine. Service is handled adequately in this outdoor setting.
The Barbican, Plymouth PL1 2LR
Expect excellent strong coffee alongside wonderful Turkish cakes, pastries, and savoury dishes. A nice, spotless vibe makes this cafe an interesting alternative to standard chains. The lovely, friendly staff provide welcoming service at very reasonable prices.
77 New George St, Plymouth PL1 1RJ
The kitchen produces lovely, high-quality pasties and pastries that are well worth trying. A welcoming, relaxing little shop often graced by the presence of the owner's cute dog. The very friendly owner ensures every customer feels warmly received.
22 The Barbican, Southside St, Plymouth PL1 2LD
Patrons enjoy the well-regarded lunch offerings and reliable tea and coffee facilities. Housed in an impressive setting with great water views, this venue boasts a visually cool and spacious environment. While event and workspace staff are described as super helpful and accommodating, some general visitors have experienced frosty interactions. General customer service can occasionally feel unwelcoming or frosty.
Royal william yard, Melville Building, Stonehouse, Plymouth PL1 3RP
The coffee and food offerings aim to satisfy straightforward cafe cravings. A casual cafe setting that generally serves standard brunch fare. Visitors have experienced frustration when staff refuse simple drinks orders shortly before closing time. The cafe has been known to turn customers away before their officially advertised closing time.
2 Cattedown Rd, Plymouth PL4 0EG
Food is generally fresh, affordable, and tasty, though some guests would prefer it served hotter. The spacious cafe boasts a great atmosphere that frequently draws customers back. Staff are usually very friendly, but service can become noticeably slow during busy times. Extended wait times for food and drink can occasionally lead to tense interactions with staff.
Jamaica House, 82-84 Vauxhall St, Sutton Harbour, Plymouth PL4 0EX
While many enjoy the beverages, a few find the drinks overly syrupy and watery. A bright and efficient shop dedicated to serving up popular drinks to a regular crowd. The happy, incredibly friendly staff consistently provide quick and excellent customer service.
Drake Circus, Charles St, Plymouth PL1 1EA
Guests can enjoy delicious coffee paired with a lovely selection of homemade cakes. A charming and lovely little find that serves as a delightful spot for a treat. The establishment provides a welcoming and pleasant experience for its visitors.
26 Pier St, Plymouth PL1 3BS
The coffee is generally well-regarded and hits the mark for a station pit-stop. A convenient station cafe offering a quick stop for travellers on the go. Standout staff members are consistently praised for being exceptionally polite, welcoming, and helpful. The meal deals are considered extremely overpriced and poorly signposted for customers.
Plymouth Railway Station, Plymouth PL4 6AB
The menu provides excellent options for a spot of fresh, appealing lunch. This great little cafe offers a friendly, highly dog-welcoming environment. The staff are accommodating and notably kind, even going out of their way to cater to visiting pets.
64 Mutley Plain, Mutley, Plymouth PL4 6LF
Freshly baked muffins, satisfying baguettes, and dependable coffee keep regulars coming back for decades. The recently refreshed interior offers a pleasant look, though it primarily operates as a quick-stop venue with limited seating. Friendly and accommodating staff provide a welcoming experience for customers of all ages. There is a lack of indoor seating space.
172 Armada Wy., Plymouth PL1 1LB
The kitchen prepares food with impeccable attention to detail, easily handling strict dietary requirements. A highly accommodating environment where guests with specific needs feel entirely at ease. Staff are exceptionally thorough and reassuring when managing special dietary requests.
Christian Mill Business Park, Pod 3, Tamerton Foliot Rd, Plymouth PL6 5DS
Generously sized, delicious homemade cakes and consistently satisfying food are the main draws here. A friendly local coffee shop with a warmly inviting neighbourhood feel. Friendly and helpful staff provide consistently great hospitality on every visit.
59 Hyde Park Rd, Peverell, Plymouth PL3 4JN
While the cream teas and sausage baps are popular, some guests have been severely disappointed by cold food and un-toasted sandwiches. This cosy, dog-friendly spot features an outdoor seating area with a large marquee for enjoying the coastal surroundings. The staff are generally nice and welcoming, though peak times can lead to significant delays. Wait times can be excessive during busy periods, and food quality is occasionally poor.
Duttons Cafe Continental Ltd, Madeira Rd, Plymouth PL1 2NU
Freshly prepared dishes like the Mexican croffle and perfectly brewed coffee consistently impress. A cozy, vibrant, and sometimes noisy cafe that is hugely popular, though not ideal for quiet studying. Delightful and sweet staff manage the busy crowds with a welcoming attitude. The venue frequently experiences queues outside and can get quite noisy during busy periods.
58 Southside St, Plymouth PL1 2LA
Generous, well-priced breakfasts, satisfying burgers, and proper milky coffees deliver a reliable comfort food experience. This retro cafe features comfortable booths and an old-school charm, though the vibe can sometimes be overly quiet. Service is generally quick and polite, but new management transitions have led to occasional rude encounters over orders. Staff attitude and efficiency can be inconsistent as the new team settles in.
Rear of, 49 Mutley Plain, Mutley, Plymouth PL4 6JQ
The reasonably priced food is consistently hot, delicious, and deeply satisfying. A welcoming and popular city centre spot that is perfect for a casual morning breakfast. Amazing and friendly staff reliably brighten the day of their visiting patrons.
85 Cornwall St, Plymouth PL1 1NX
The freshly cooked breakfasts and wide range of meals provide solid value, despite occasional minor slip-ups with condiments. A quaint, relaxed cafe boasting a lovely outdoor seating area and a welcoming local feel. Friendly, efficient table service ensures that nothing is too much trouble for the welcoming team. Orders can occasionally take a long time to arrive or be mixed up.
The Hair Loft, 81-83 Ridgeway, Plympton, Plymouth PL7 2AA
The kitchen provides hearty, generously portioned meals with plenty of choices, including gluten-free options. A basic but clean and bustling coastal cafe boasting stunning views of the sea. Service is typically quick and super friendly, though the venue may struggle to accommodate large group bookings. The cafe is not well-suited for large group bookings, and side salads can be overly reliant on plain lettuce.
Jennycliff Ln, Hooe, Plymouth PL9 9SW
While the street food is generally delicious, some items like the momos have disappointed diners. A bustling spot for Indian street food that appeals to a steady stream of loyal daily customers. Polite and professional staff are extremely helpful when guiding guests through the menu. Certain menu items, such as the momos, fail to meet expectations compared to the rest of the street food selection.
101 Armada Wy., Plymouth PL1 1HH
Diners enjoy authentic and delicious food offered at excellent, budget-friendly prices. Set in a great location, this Portuguese-owned cafe offers a highly inviting environment. The remarkably welcoming and attentive staff treat guests with outstanding respect.
22, 22-24 Frankfort Gate, Plymouth PL1 1QD
Huge, generously filled sandwiches and delightful brownies impress many, though a few question the bread quality. Featuring gorgeous decor, this cozy shop offers small indoor and outdoor seating areas. The staff are notably friendly and welcoming, actively seeking and accepting constructive feedback. Wait times can be very long, and some patrons find the high prices hard to justify for sandwiches.
1 Citadel Ope, Plymouth PL1 2JY
Fresh, hot food and properly brewed tea and coffee are consistently praised by regulars. This beautifully laid out, cosy cafe offers comfortable chairs and a deeply relaxed, welcoming feel. The friendly and super quick staff ensure that nothing is too much trouble for their guests.
41 Ridgeway, Plympton, Plymouth PL7 2AW
Diners highly praise the gorgeous eggs benedict and wonderfully crafted mochas. This friendly cafe offers a pleasant and comfortable spot for a morning coffee or brunch. The lovely and welcoming staff ensure patrons feel right at home. Customers have noted that the surcharge for dairy-free milk alternatives feels excessively high.
13 The Barbican, Plymouth PL1 2LS
The food and drinks are occasionally undermined by absent ingredients or severe hygiene oversights. While potentially a nice spot for a drink, the environment is frequently marred by sticky, uncleaned tables and floors. Although individual staff members can be helpful, overall service is often described as incredibly slow and inattentive. Customers repeatedly complain of severely slow service, dirty tables, and a lack of basic bar ingredients.
9 Old Town St, Plymouth PL1 1DD
The outstanding coffee, delicious pastries, and high-quality food are highly recommended by visitors. A beautifully put-together cafe with a great vibe and dog-friendly street seating. While mostly praised as very nice and attentive, service can occasionally feel dismissive to non-regulars. The welcome can sometimes feel cold or unaccommodating if you aren't a local regular.
studio 5/11, 7a Millbay Rd, Plymouth PL1 3LF
The food is highly praised, though the milk in the coffee is sometimes steamed far too hot. This superb cafe is a perfect spot to sit out in the sun and overlook the Barbican. The lovely and welcoming staff ensure every visit is a remarkably pleasant one. Occasional inconsistencies with barista techniques can lead to overly hot, scolded milk in the coffee.
7 Parade, Plymouth PL1 2JL
The homemade bakes, nutritious brunches, and seasonal touches are highly praised, though the espresso can be overly bitter. This family- and dog-friendly space has great study vibes for some, but others find the seating poor and the environment too noisy. The incredibly friendly staff clearly care about the local community and offer a welcoming experience. The atmosphere can feel noisy and cramped, resembling a creche at peak times.
65 Hyde Park Rd, Peverell, Plymouth PL3 4JN
Alongside fantastic paddleboard rentals, the venue serves up some of the best flat whites in the area alongside good cake and cold beer. Boasting a great waterfront location, this spot offers an awesome outdoor environment with occasional live music. The warm, approachable, and expert instructors provide brilliant lessons and welcoming service.
Firestone Arch, Royal William Yard, Plymouth PL1 3RP
The food is frequently described as inedible, with tough batter and rubbery chips. A cafe setting that struggles to provide a comfortable experience due to service and quality issues. Service is reported as highly problematic, involving severe delays and serious allegations of discrimination. Food quality is consistently slated, and service is marked by delays and poor staff attitudes.
2-5 Commercial Wharf, Plymouth PL1 2NX
Stunning açai bowls, delicious matcha, and great coffee are highly recommended. A lovely and vibrant atmosphere that supports a local running club. The amazingly friendly staff consistently deliver brilliant service.
47 Southside St, Plymouth PL1 2LD
Excellent, traditional English breakfasts are the main draw. A traditional, friendly, and welcoming cafe environment. Staff are notably accommodating and friendly, even close to closing time.
25, Faraday Mill Business Park, Faraday Rd, Plymouth PL4 0ST
Basic items like tea have been noted as rather extortionately priced. A standard cafe setting. Service functions adequately within a cafe environment. Some basic drink items are considered highly overpriced.
Mayflower Dr, Plymouth PL2 3DG
Despite the setting, the food is often considered poor and overpriced for what is delivered. A modern cafe with great views, good music, and a nice overall vibe. While on-site service is friendly, communication and booking responses can be severely lacking. The food quality does not match the prices, and communication for bookings is very poor.
Madeira Rd, Plymouth PL1 2NY
It offers good food alongside the gaming options. A fun concept for playing board games with friends, though the condition of the games can detract from the experience. Staff facilitate a fun environment for group activities. Allowing food at the tables results in many board games feeling sticky and gross.
43 Mayflower St, Plymouth PL1 1QL
Serves up comforting cafe staples like a nice cuppa and classic teacakes. A lovely and unassuming spot in Devonport that is perfect for a relaxed break. Guests are warmly welcomed by remarkably sweet and friendly staff. Some patrons might prefer to butter their own baked goods rather than having them pre-prepared.
13 Marlborough St, Devonport, Plymouth PL1 4AE