Seafood Plymouth Discovery Tour

The Seafood Plymouth Discovery Tour is back for its third year, running from Friday 16 October to Friday 30 October. It's a city-wide food trail put on by the Plymouth Fishing and Seafood Association (PFSA), and it's built around the local seafood that's landed right here in the city. The whole thing was first started to mark Seafood Plymouth's 2025 Fortnight, and it's meant to celebrate the city's fishing heritage and the people who keep Plymouth's marine industry going.

There are 16 participating venues across Plymouth and the surrounding area, so it's less of a single event and more of a trail you pick your way through over the fortnight. The list includes The Box, Jolly Jacks, The Boathouse, The Terrace, The Fisherman's Arms, The Navy Inn, The Village, Platters, The Bottling Plant, Grecian (The Grecian on the Barbican), The Bridge, Turtley Mill (The Turtley Corn Mill), The Treasury, The Dome (Ocean View at The Dome), and Supha's. Each one is serving dishes made with locally landed seafood, and the offerings vary from place to place: some are doing exclusive menus, others have special discounts, and a few are running hands-on masterclasses and one-off dining experiences. The Virtual Fishmonger is also part of it, which is a way to get quality seafood delivered to your door if you'd rather eat at home than head out.

The idea is to follow the journey from boat to plate, and the trail is as much about the people behind the industry as it is about the food. If you're already out and about in the city, it's a good excuse to try a few spots you might usually walk past. It runs from Friday 16 October to Friday 30 October, with venues spread across Plymouth and the surrounding area (PL4 0LH).