The Gog And Magog — Pub in Plymouth

The Gog and Magog is a pub on Southside Street in Plymouth. This part of Plymouth has a lively feel, close to landmarks. It’s known for affordable children’s meals and a selection of real ale. Both locals and visitors go there for daytime drinks or evening meals. It's a handy place to stop while you're seeing Plymouth.

The Gog and Magog began as a military fortification in the 1660s, showing Plymouth’s past importance. The building is star-shaped and reflects its fortress origins. Its name comes from legendary giants once featured near the Citadel. Inside it's brightly lit and tends to be busy. It has step-free and wheelchair access, including accessible toilets. This venue offers a sense of history for anyone looking for a pub experience in Plymouth, focusing on military aesthetics.

The Gog and Magog is a traditional pub offering table service through an app. You’ll find real ale and a menu including the Spice Bag. It’s good for groups, families, or if you’re on your own. With outdoor seating and TV screens, it offers a relaxed atmosphere, especially in the evening. Under 18s can only visit between 8:00am and 9:00pm.