The best restaurants serving British food in Southway Plymouth South West

Personally I love their cheese and onion pasties, probably one of the best I have ever tasted, I also would like to say that their cakes are delicious- would really recommend a visit.

We had a family celebration here on a Sunday, party of 12. The food was delicious and plentiful and we were well looked after by the staff. Highly recommended. Thank you

Im Sad to say we won't be frequenting this establishment anytime soon. After being greeted by a very rude landlord who told us he was opening at 12 and when we asked of he was serving good he then proceeded to shout across the car park that he infact wasn't serving food. We were met with a rude response that he was closed and also we weren't welcome to eat with a large box of hot dog buns in his hand. I was not impressed and nor will I be returning for another other reason. Sad to see a once great pub go down the toilet.

Under new ownership. Now called Abbott's Way Bar and Grill. Excellent service with a fantastically decorated restaurant. Drinks were very reasonable and the food was of excellent quality.Fish and chips for mum were succulent and cooked to perfection as was my burger which used excellent quality meat. Desserts were light and refreshing as well. Huge credit to the chefs and bar staff for making my birthday meal and absolutely wonderful time. We will come again.

AWFUL… I took my family who were visiting from New Zealand on their last day here as a “treat” what a mistake! The greeting was nowhere to be seen, there were 8 of us, we sat in the bar as they couldn’t fit us in the restaurant. That’s fine, but the food was not! The plates. They were dirty, greasy and food residue was still on them, we went through at least 10 before we found an acceptable one, they also need replacing, old, crazed just horrible! Cutlery far from clean! The food was badly cooked, cheap and just unappetising. The fried eggs looked just awful, some were undercooked, some over cooked, cheap sausages, flacid was the word that sprung to mind, bacon, stuck together and overcooked all of it was obviously picked for its cheapness including fried potatoes, hash browns, beans and tomatoes and bullet like tiny mushrooms. It was a miserable experience. I apologised to my relatives. Said it had declined drastically since the last time we ate there. The building and decor also looked tired, for want of a better word! We won’t go again. I wouldn’t bother going if I were you.

The resturant was totally exceptable. Maybe my comment should not be here however the public toilets (Ladies) on this floor were awful. They smelt of urine, a radiator was rusty, the grouting in the tiles dirty. So the overall feeling of this faciltiy was not good. Dingles has always been a premier department store, you can't sell quality goods then have awful toilets. They let you down.