The Seafood Plymouth Discovery Tour 2026
exciting news!
We’re delighted to inform you that we will be hosting our 2026 Seafood Plymouth Discovery Tour from Friday 16th October to Friday 30th October.
The Plymouth Seafood Tour returns for its third year from 16th to 30th October, celebrating the city’s seafood, fishing heritage, and the businesses that support the local industry.
Organised by the PFSA in association with several local restaurants, the tour encourages people to visit participating venues across Plymouth and the surrounding area, enjoy locally landed seafood and discover more about the city’s connection with the sea.
This year’s participating locations include The Box, Jolly Jacks, The Boathouse, The Terrace, The Fisherman’s Arms, The Navy Inn, The Village, Platters, The Bottling Plant, Grecian, The Bridge, Turtley Mill, The Treasury, The Dome and Supha’s.
Each venue brings something different to the tour, from seafood dishes and hospitality to Plymouth’s history and culture. Together, they help showcase the important journey seafood makes from the fishing boat to our plates.
The Virtual Fishmonger will also be supporting the tour, giving people another way to enjoy quality seafood at home. New customers can receive 10% off their first order, helping more people discover and enjoy the wide choice of seafood available.
We’re thrilled to be working with some of Plymouth’s best-loved restaurants and foodie destinations for this year’s Seafood Discovery Tour. From exclusive menus to special discounts, hands-on masterclasses, and unique dining experiences, here’s what was in store:
Which restaurants are involved?
The Grecian on the Barbican
A true Barbican classic, The Grecian is loved for its relaxed vibe, generous plates, and focus on fresh, local ingredients.
Jolly Jacks
Set in a stunning waterside spot at Mayflower Marina, Jolly Jacks is all about relaxed dining with a warm welcome. Known for fresh, locally sourced dishes, it’s a true Plymouth favourite.
The Bottling Plant
Welcome to the award-winning restaurant and cocktail lounge, offering a dining experience in a historic setting. Their name pays homage to the building's heritage as the original bottling site for Plymouth Gin and are conveniently located directly opposite The Distillery.
The Navy inn
Come and Celebrate at The Navy Inn. Plymouth’s Barbican is home to Britain’s maritime heritage. The Navy Inn is just as famous to locals as the Mayflower who began its historic voyage in 1620. The heart of the Barbican.
The Turtley Corn Mill
The Turtley Corn Mill in Avonwick is a traditional, yet stylish, pub in a lovely setting with menus full of locally sourced and freshly produced dishes.
Book on +44 (0) 1364 646 100
Platters
This family owned and renowned seafood restaurant has sourced for over 30 years its locally caught fish from Plymouth Fish Market, just 200 yards away.
The Treasury
Plymouth’s finest and most established independently owned venue for drinks, dining, events and entertainment.
The Treasury offers organic coffees, delicious food and a vast range of premium spirits, beers, wines and champagnes.
the box
From coffee and delicious ice cream to tasty meals made from locally sourced ingredients, all served beneath a flotilla of giant ship's figureheads, The Box Kitchen & Bar is a great place for brunch, lunch or a snack, either while you're visiting our galleries and exhibitions or as a destination in its own right.
The Boathouse Café
We are a family run business and fishing runs through our veins. We care greatly about the ocean and fish stocks, after all, the livelihoods of local fishermen like us and the future of the industry depend on us working together in harmony with our waters.
Supha’s Street Food Emporium
Bright, bold, and full of flavour, Supha’s combines Southeast Asian street food with Plymouth’s freshest seafood. Expect vibrant plates and a buzzing, informal atmosphere.
The Terrace
Situated on Plymouth’s waterfront, perched high above the beach, The Terrace offers the perfect place to enjoy great food and drinks, awesome events and breathtaking ocean views.
The Fisherman's Arms
We’re one of Plymouth’s oldest pubs and a real hidden gem, being located a few minutes' walk from the historic and vibrant Barbican.
The Village
The Village Restaurant is one of Plymouth’s oldest seafood restaurants, serving the finest fish and seafood dishes, as well as local meat, poultry and game with a Grecian twist.
Ocean View at The Dome
A restaurant, with striking art deco style decor and a panoramic ocean view, that uses locally caught fish and local produce wherever possible.