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Street Food in Plymouth

Plymouth is not just a maritime gem but also a treasure trove for food enthusiasts. While the city boasts historic landmarks and stunning waterfront views, its street food scene adds another layer of vibrancy and flavour to its charm.

 

A Fusion of Flavours

One of the most captivating aspects of street food in Plymouth is its fusion of flavours from around the globe. Wander through the city's cobbled streets, and you'll encounter an exciting array of cuisines, each with its own unique twist.

 

Street Food in Plymouth City Centre

No exploration of Plymouth's street food would be complete without sampling some of its local delicacies. Head to the Barbican, where traditional fish and chips reign supreme. Savour the crispy batter and flaky white fish, served piping hot with a side of golden chips – a quintessential British treat. 

Plymouth's pasty shops offer a taste of local tradition. These golden parcels of pastry are traditionally filled with meat and diced vegetables or cheese and onion - which have been a favourite among locals for centuries. Or more modern flavours like lamb and mint, spiced cauliflower or chicken masala. 

At the Royal William Yard, a historic naval yard turned vibrant dining destination; foodies can indulge in a melting pot of culinary experiences. Here, you can find local foods like dressed lobster, crab sandwiches or cream tea.

 

Top Street Food in Plymouth

Plymouth's street food vendors are not only passionate about flavour but also about sustainability. Many vendors source their ingredients locally, supporting the region's farmers and producers. 

Suphas Street Food Emporium in Sutton Harbour is a haven for Thai cuisine lovers. Here, you'll find authentic dishes bursting with bold spices. From fiery curries to aromatic stir-fries, each dish reflects the culinary heritage of Thailand, Vietnam, Laos and Malaysia.

For a taste of Latin America, Loco Loco specialises in mouthwatering Mexican street food. On Courtenay Street, this vibrant eatery serves up a fiesta. Indulge in loaded nachos, sizzling fajitas, and zesty tacos.

Transport yourself to the sun-drenched shores of Greece with a visit to The Gourmet Greek. This family-run eatery in the Staddiscomb suburb brings a taste of the Mediterranean to Plymouth. From juicy souvlaki skewers to fluffy spanakopita to moussaka and baklava. 

 

Best Street Food in Plymouth

Plymouth Market is a bustling hub of gastronomic delights, home to a diverse array of street food vendors offering everything from Thai delicacies to Nepalese specialities. Here are just a few highlights:

 



  • @Kitchen: Cooked to order, these Vietnamese dishes are authentic and healthy. The menu features light bites, such as spicy calamari and summer rolls, to firm favourites like drunken noodles and pho.
  • A Taste of Thailand: Experience Thailand's bold and vibrant flavours with authentic dishes like Pad Thai, Pad Kra Pow or Panang Curry.
  • Everest Flavours: Embark on a culinary journey to the Himalayas with traditional Nepalese street food, such as paratha, pani puri and tapir samosas.
  • K-Street: Sample a taste of Korea with Tteokbokki – fried rice cake skewers, or sotteok-sotteok – sausage and rice cake skewers. But most opt for their Instagram-worthy Korean corn dogs.
  • Kawaffle: Indulge in the ultimate sweet and savoury treat with Kawaffle's delicious waffle creations, topped with a vast range of toppings such as banana, caramel, cream, chocolate spread, and peanut butter.
  • Maurish: Discover Mauritian cuisine. There's traditional chicken and slow-cooked beef curry, sausages and spicy tomato sauce, as well as dumplings, prawn fritters and flatbread.
  • Souk: Step into a bustling Moroccan marketplace with Souk's aromatic dishes. The menu includes wraps, salads, tagines, and specials such as shakshuka sausages with onions and flatbread, maakonde potato cakes, harira lentil and chickpea soup, and freshly cooked samosas.
  • SoulFood Vendor: Dishes are inspired by Jamaica's vibrant street food scene with jerk chicken, goat curry, beef patties and hot wingz. All served with passion and a good dollop of reggae on the side!
  • Tantuni: The Turkish street food stall offers delicious wraps or kebabs filled with lamb, chicken, halloumi or vegetables, served with fresh salads, hummus and other traditional dips.
  • The Pasta Hut: The freshly made pasta, cooked from scratch, comes with delightful toppings, including creamy bacon and chorizo sauce, garlic and chilli in tomato sauce and Bolognese.


Plymouth Street Food Festival

This street food celebration brings together 200 local vendors and chefs and over 140,000 foodies. The festival showcases Plymouth's vibrant street food scene with live cooking demonstrations, workshops, and tasting sessions. The Plymouth Street Food Festival will be at Central Park in May 2025. Tickets are £2 per adult, and it includes a reusable cup.

Flavour Fest

At events like Flavour Fest, Plymouth's annual celebration of food and drink, sustainability takes centre stage. Visitors can sample delicious dishes crafted from locally sourced ingredients while learning about initiatives to reduce food waste and promote environmental responsibility. It's the southwest's largest free food and drink festival in the city centre from 30 May to 1 June 2025.

Seafest

Plymouth Seafood Festival - now known as Seafest - brings The Barbican, Sutton Harbour and Royal William Yard alive on 13 -14 September 2025. It's not just for seafood lovers; it offers entertainment, activities, and dishes to celebrate the city’s fantastic caught seafood. It's free, too!


Stay at Future Inn Plymouth

 

Future Inn Plymouth is a modern and comfortable hotel conveniently located near main access roads and public transportation. It is close to the popular family-friendly attractions. The hotel's spacious and airy bedrooms, accommodating up to four guests, are perfect for families. Each room has free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and a desk and workspace, providing entertainment and comfort for everyone. Added touches like a complimentary robe and slippers, and home-away-from-home services - such as a guest laundry room, ice buckets, and tea and coffee-making facilities to enhance the convenience of your stay. Families will particularly appreciate the free parking.

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For additional benefits, you can join the Future Inns hotel loyalty program. Alongside a member's discount rate, for every £1 you spend on accommodation, you earn 1 reward point. You also get a complimentary drink voucher to redeem in the bar when you dine. Plus, you get double points when you eat in the restaurant. Points collected can then be used to upgrade your bedroom to a suite or a free night's stay. It's also completely free to join!


Family Friendly Restaurant in Plymouth

 

Fishbone Restaurant is a welcoming and contemporary dining venue. Known for serving locally sourced produce, the menu showcases a delightful range of British and seafood dishes, ensuring that diners can enjoy an authentic taste of the region. From hearty breakfasts to leisurely lunches and indulgent dinners, it is ideal for both hotel guests and locals alike.

Additionally, the restaurant features an inviting bar area, perfect for enjoying a drink. In the summer months, take advantage of the outdoor terrace. A large selection of drinks is also available, including popular local brands such as Atlantic IPA, Offshore, Tarquins Gin, and Plymouth Gin. Naturally, there's a good choice of soft drinks, including refreshing fruit juices, tea, coffee, and mocktails.

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