Renowned water's edge restaurant

Quay 33 is located in a superb trading position fronting Southside Street, the main shopping thoroughfare of Plymouth’s historic harbourside Barbican area.  The Barbican itself is steeped in history and tradition being the departure point for the Pilgrim Fathers to North America.  The narrow cobbled streets have a charming atmosphere about them and have become a famous haunt for tourists and foreign visitors from many countries as well as local people throughout the year.  The Barbican is renowned for a number of quality eateries and has a number of public houses, bars, as well as numerous retail shops, helping to ensure a busy and excellent year round trade.

Plymouth, with a population of over 250,000 is the largest city in the West Country.  Largely rebuilt since World War II it is now a thriving industrial and commercial centre and is still one of the Royal Navy's principal base and warship repair dockyards.  The city has excellent educational, recreational and entertainment facilities and access to the rest of the country is gained by road via the A38/M5 motorway and by rail.  Europe is also accessible by the car/passenger ferry which is operated from its terminal at Millbay Docks. 

The premises are lock-up and occupy the ground, first floor and part of the second floor of an attractive period end of terrace property.  The property is superbly presented throughout providing two charming dining areas at ground and first floor level, a superb commercial kitchen to the ground floor, together with customer cloakroom and small private functions suite to the first floor, with an ancillary store and office area to the second floor.  The trading areas have a lovely feel and ambiance about them, and an early viewing appointment is strongly recommended to fully appreciate the location, quality and appeal of this renowned and highly successful catering concern.