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View Info →The Gipsy Moth is a café on Devonshire Street in Plymouth, a classic spot in the Hoe area. It’s known for its Plymouth Marmalade Toastie and views of Smeaton’s Tower. Locals and visitors enjoy quick coffee breaks, casual lunches, and drinks with a view. Situated on The Hoe, The Gipsy Moth provides a relaxed setting to enjoy Plymouth’s waterfront.
Founded in 1966, The Gipsy Moth has always been a café. The building’s style is modernist, but it isn't a listed structure. The venue’s name comes from the yacht Gipsy Moth IV, and this nautical theme is reflected in the vintage interior, with retro fittings and original furnishings from the 1950s. Spread over three floors, the space has screens for events. Expect a lively atmosphere, especially when busy. The Gipsy Moth offers step-free and wheelchair access, and accessible toilets are available.
The Gipsy Moth serves coffee and cake throughout the day, as well as beer and spirits. It’s a social venue for groups and families, with a high turnover of customers, especially during happy hour. Expect a lively atmosphere and potential queues. It’s a good spot for watching events on the screens and enjoying outdoor seating on The Hoe, overlooking Smeaton’s Tower. The venue welcomes solo diners and can also be booked for private parties.
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