Boathouse Cafe - Plymouth

The food quality at this restaurant has severely declined. It used to be good, but now it is very poor. Despite the high prices, the lack of freshness and the frozen fish make it not worth returning. The staff, however, are friendly.

I tried the Lobster with Mac 'n' Cheese for the first time on February 29, 2024, and was pleasantly surprised by how well the combo worked. I would definitely recommend it to others.

I had the three-course Valentine's set menu at this restaurant. It was excellent value and the food was delicious. The wine was reasonably priced, but there wasn't a lot of choice. The service was relaxed and very friendly, and the live music was great. It was a pity that the restaurant was only half full because it definitely deserved to be busier. I will definitely go back next time I'm in Plymouth.

Ordered two chicken wraps and two hot drinks. Two small wraps each, mostly full of salad, not seasoned , no sauce with a bit of salad and crisps. No salt or pepper brought out, not even a serviette. All for £32. Far too expensive. Very disappointing and won’t bother again. Stick to Captain Jaspers around the corner. Fine dining this isn’t, rip off tourist place.

Visited with 8 and 6 year old grandchildren for a treat. lunch. No children’s drinks available, ended up with fresh orange for one child and J2O for another which was expensive and not really suitable. Cold coffee, , chips that were not properly cooked, and as one child wanted fish and chips we had to purchase an adult portion for a six year old ! No small portions available. Serving staff very polite and friendly but meals really not good. The children also found it difficult having portions of beans and peas in scallop shells although a nice touch for adults.