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View Info →The Fisherman's Arms is a traditional pub on Lambhay Street in Plymouth's Barbican. It's known for its Mr Jones Ale Battered Cod and Chips and wide whiskey selection. Both locals and visitors go to The Fisherman's Arms for lunch or evening drinks. It's conveniently located near the Mayflower Steps and Plymouth Castle Ruins, making it a great stop while exploring the area.
Dating back to the 14th century, The Fisherman's Arms incorporates part of the original Plymouth castle walls. The pub keeps historic architectural elements. Inside, you'll find a traditional decor with candlelit tables and a real fire for a cosy atmosphere. The lighting is generally low, creating a warm environment. The venue typically has a moderate noise level and a comfortable amount of people. This combination of history and atmosphere makes The Fisherman's Arms unique in Plymouth. You’ll notice the building’s history adds to the pub’s character.
The Fisherman's Arms is a pub focused on traditional food and drink. You can enjoy real ales, including the locally brewed Mr Jones Ale, with classic pub fare. They also have a whiskey selection with over 60 types. The space works well for casual gatherings or longer evenings. It’s a popular spot for both residents and tourists looking for a relaxed atmosphere in Plymouth.
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Boringdon ArmsThe Boringdon Arms is a pub on Boringdon Terrace in Plymouth’s Turnchapel neighborhood.
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