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View Info →The Gipsy Moth is a café in Plymouth, situated on Devonshire Street. Located on The Hoe, it’s well-known for its views of Smeaton’s Tower and its Plymouth Marmalade Toastie. Locals and visitors go to The Gipsy Moth for a quick coffee, a relaxed lunch, or evening drinks. This Plymouth pub provides a casual atmosphere and a good spot for enjoying the city’s waterfront.
Established in 1966 as a café, The Gipsy Moth evolved into a pub. The venue’s decor reflects its nautical theme, inspired by Gipsy Moth IV. The three-floor building provides space for dining and events, showing major sporting events on large screens. Inside, you’ll find retro café fittings and original 1950s furnishings. The Gipsy Moth maintains a lively atmosphere with plenty of natural light from its position overlooking Smeaton’s Tower. Step-free access and accessible toilets are available.
The Gipsy Moth is a place for coffee and cake, but also suits those wanting a social experience. It’s a family-friendly and group-friendly space, ideal for an afternoon visit. Expect a lively atmosphere, especially during the 5-6pm cocktail promotion. The Gipsy Moth accepts walk-ins; private parties can be booked. Its location and outdoor seating make it a popular choice for enjoying Plymouth's Hoe, and major events are often viewed on its screens.
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Boringdon ArmsThe Boringdon Arms is a pub on Boringdon Terrace in Plymouth.
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View Info →Information about this venue is based on publicly available sources and may be incomplete. Last updated in October 2026.