In an area on the up, menus here change frequently, with fish and meat given equal billing. The fish, locally caught of course, appears on the specials board soon after landing. The comfortable dining area contains a happy collection of mis-matched...

A 16th-century circular gunnery tower on Plymouth waterfront – be sure to grip the handrail tight as you climb the spiral staircase. Arched windows that once served as gun emplacements in three-foot walls surround the dining space, where simple,...

The British, European and vegetarian-friendly dishes clearly appeal to the young evening crowd in Chris and James Tanner’s colourful, loft-conversion-style restaurant. At lunchtime, though, the age range is wider. The brothers’ place has stood the...

With its bare tables, pared back decor and cool artworks, this slate-tiled former pub strikes a relaxed pose but there’s clearly a safe pair of hands at the stoves. Expect impressive attention to detail in food that’s packed with tight, punchy...