Plymouth
Blues Grill

Blues Grill

United Kingdom, Plymouth

Steak • British • American • Local Business


"This is the first time I left a review, because I don't normally believe in it. we also run a bar and know how harmful it can be, but I felt we had to leave an evaluation for the blues bar. we visited the 2nd april on Saturday, as our daughter is at the plymouth university and it is very recommended for eating and music. we were not disappointed! we came to a busy bar and were quickly welcomed and shown to our table above. we were offered a table window with views of the barbican and it was a beautiful environment and touching how they were busy. the restaurant was clean and well furnished. it had a great feeling and blossomed with music flowing from below. what was made for us all night was our waiter, his annoyance was really felt, the restaurant like a pro running, he did not last the whole time we were there. his passion for work in the industry really came through the care of all the tables and really time for all, although it was a really busy night. the eating was stunning and filling (we had steak, fish of the day, ripen and the blues bar huh) fantastic filling portioning, it was nice to recommend eating and for it to supply. we would normally not go for dessert, but tim told us that cheesecake and treacle tart were amazing and he was right kudos to the chefs. a really great note was in the position to get an Irish coffee for my mother, although it wasn't on the menu that workers supply in every wise. over everything eating and atmosphere were fantastic, but timour made our night with the level of customer service and it was there with the best. we will recommend blues bar very and cannot wait to return. Thank you."

Franco Manca Bath

Franco Manca Bath

12 Brunel Square, BA1 1SX, Plymouth, United Kingdom

Pizza • Coffee • Italian • Vegetarian


"We were on a daytrip to Bath; and with so many eateries here we did hum and haw about where to go for lunch. Eventually after wandering around the town centre we decided on this Pizzeria close to Bath Spa Station. In fact the restaurant is contained within one of the arches that support the high level rail-tracks and station platforms. We took advantage of the warm weather and sat outside on the pleasant patio. The only drawback was that a party of middle-aged ladies seated-in the restaurant next door were very noisy. One lady found it necessary to regularly shriek at the top of her voice; that selfish behaviour is very irritating. Having just arrived as a large family group were being seated, we were keen to get our pizza order in. This we did and we ordered a jug of tap water rather than anything more elaborate. We had an impressively short wait before our pizzas arrived. The menu had offered mains of Sourdough Pizza with side-salads, but we decided that a pizza each would be a good option for us. I chose the Tuscan Pork and fennel sausage, with wild broccoli pesto, mozzarella and fresh basil. My Partner favoured lightly smoked beechwood spicy salami, with organic tomato, mozzarella, caramelised red onions, chilli oil and fresh basil. We couldn’t bear the thought of missing-out on each-others choices: so we cut the two pizzas in half and shared half of the two pizzas each. Ultimately the two pizzas were very contrasting, the Tuscan Port pizza was mild, meaty and herby. The spicy salami pizza was substantially fiery, complex with the caramelised onions, and less meaty. Sourdough pizza is softer, not crisp and we prefer that quality. They were the perfect contrast and were really enjoyed by both of us. We will eat here again, I’m sure. We didn’t take dessert as we needed a walk to allow our tastebuds to recover. The meal was inexpensive and service was very pleasant and efficient."