The best restaurants in Compton Plymouth South West

You need to book to have a table...going to shut down apparently...don't know why...

When it's busy it's really good,drinks not over priced.ild definitely return

Great pub for a few drinks and food with some friends. Only swung by for a pint but ended up staying for the night. Is my new local!

Very clean and tidy staff helpful

These premises are now bring used by a new vegan business called the Veg Patch. Launched this week and we came in on Monday morning for tea and snacks. Seemed well supported by some lively customers many of whom seemed to be friends of the owners. Very pleasant. Staff slightly formal but bound to loosen up very quickly. A very welcome new choice on Mutley Plain.

Freezing inside , no heat on. Overpriced 4 hot chocolate in 1 teapot. ? With mince pies x3. £28. Very pricey. And hot choc was like warm too

Bit sad that the big restaurant at the southern end of Mutley has closed and seems to have split into a smaller takeaway and eat in kebab and burger place with rest of the old restaurant looking to be metamorphosing into a new barber shop. But all is not lost. Soon after Christmas when we were using Colin Campbell car park we spotted the Shawarma logo sign on the back door of the 3rd or 4th shop down on the southern side of Frankfort Gate. Evidently the business continues in some form and at least deliveries are being picked up from down there.

I liked this very pleasant and friendly vegetarian cafe/restaurant. It open a year ago and has barely made its first anniversary. It tended to be quiet in the daytime and only occasionally drew big numbers in the evenings. A huge pity because the atmosphere and food was good. About a month ago I posted a photograph of the place unattended and dark with mail accumulating on the doormat. I was reporting my disappointment. TripAdvisor didn’t accept that or the review as appropriate. But today I was back there and this afternoon the local newspaper on line has made the position plain.

From the first week in April the Greek restaurant has closed and been refitted and replaced by a new bar called Vault72 which is opening from 6 - 11pm, Wednesday to Saturday. There is a website. It’s not clear whether some days will require an entrance charge or membership.

Complete turnabout in these premises. Lot of surprise that it is now opening as Dino Barbers. Looks quite flamboyant but there are already a dozen similar barbershops along Mutley Plain.

Tried for 3 nights to order a delivery … the first two nights they weren’t accepting orders and on the third and final evening I pre-ordered and had my order rejected. I give up!

Had a great evening out with my wife I’d been hearing whispers about the street food they serve so I ordered the spicy beef from the Chinese special menu and I wasn’t disappointed at all. They are definitely on to something here. We’ve found our new regular.

The experience at this establishment was utterly disappointing, particularly due to the unprofessional demeanor of the staff. The ladies at the front desk exhibited a cheap and dismissive attitude, coupled with rude behavior that left a sour impression. They seemed to assume that customers were there to seek freebies, which is both insulting and degrading. Such a mindset not only undermines the reputation of the business but also reflects poorly on their training and professionalism. To make matters worse, the owner appeared to be clueless about how to handle customers effectively. Instead of addressing concerns or fostering a welcoming atmosphere, their approach felt indifferent and unhelpful. A customer visiting their premises deserves respect, courtesy, and proper assistance—not condescension or apathy. Spending money at such a place feels like a waste when the service fails to meet even basic standards of decency. The lack of proper customer service highlights a severe gap in management and employee etiquette. It’s baffling that an establishment would allow such behavior to persist without rectification. Good service is the backbone of any business, and this one clearly lacks it. In the end, visiting here feels less like an enjoyable experience and more like a regrettable ordeal. Such treatment not only drives away potential customers but also tarnishes the credibility of the establishment in the long run.

Another visit to the Hyde Park. Good delicious as usual. Well cooked and great value for money!

A very warm welcome and good selection of drinks. Linked onto Facebook for the events as they sound great.