Pubs Offering Membership Discounts

• Bere Ferrers
  • Olde Plough Inn Fore Street Bere Ferrers PL20 7JG ku.oc.nnihguolpedloeht@sutcatnoc(01822) 840358

    This 16th Century village inn has outstanding views over the River Tavy from the beer garden and is only a 15 minute walk from the station on the picturesque Tamar Valley line. Up to four guest beers feature both local (Noss Beer Works, Salcombe, Summerskills and Roam Brewery), popular nationals and local bottled beers. Inside, there are flagstone floors, exposed stonework walls, beamed ceilings, real fires and a welcoming atmosphere. Live music, acoustic nights and jam sessions feature, along with themed food nights and the Wednesday evening quiz. Food is served to suit all ages, tastes and appetites. In summer, real cider is available and opening hours may be extended including all day on Saturday. CAMRA Member Discount 10%/pint off real ale and cider may be available here.

• Bittaford
  • Horse & Groom Exeter Road Bittaford PL21 0EL moc.liamtekcor@moorgdnaesroh(01752) 892358

    Previously sited on the opposite side of the main road, this 1930's community pub features one large bar, and is decorated with historic photos of the area taken from the former Moorhaven Hospital which overlooked the village. The house beer, Horse and Groom Ale, is brewed by a local SW brewery, with the three guest beers regularly coming from Bays, Dartmoor, Exeter, Otter, South Hams, St Austell, Summerskills and Teignworthy. Healey's dry cider is sold, with Ashridge cider in summer. Beer and cider festivals are held, supporting local charities. Beer tapas are available: three one third pints of beer. Old photos of the nearby Moorhaven Hospital and the now-closed Bittaford Railway Station adorn the walls. A monthly quiz night is held on the first Thursday of the month.

    One beer festival is held annually in July, and a cider and sausage festival is held in support of local charities.

    CAMRA Members' Discount of 10p/pint and 5p/half pint on real ales may be available here.

• Hemerdon
  • Miners Arms Hemerdon Hemerdon PL7 5BU ku.oc.bupsmrasrenimeht@sgnikoob(01752) 336040

    Dating from 1783, this pub is rich in history with its' association with the close-by Drakelands Mine. The three regular beers are supplemented by at least one other from local Devon breweries, including South Hams and Summerskills, making this pub well worth seeking out. The bar is traditional, with a locally mined slate floor, and there is also an authentic wishing well hidden in the snug!

    The friendly atmosphere and delightful location make it very popular. With a spacious children’s play area. Only serves bar snacks, Pasties and sausage rolls. Regular beer and cider festivals are held, as are regular quiz nights and other events. CAMRA Member Discount 30p/pint off real ale may be available here.
    
    Please note that meals are not available until further notice, dated 31 March 2024.

• Plymouth
  • Brass Monkey 12-14 Royal Parade Plymouth PL1 1DS moc.sbupetagenots@yeknomssarbeht(01752) 260442

    Busy city centre pub offering themed evenings and live music every Saturday evening. The pub serves up to 8 real ales and 2 real ciders on 10 handpulls. House beers may include Brass Monkey Ale (4% ABV) and Brass Monkey's Big Brother (6% ABV), and Weston's Traditional Scrumpy. Other Devon and Cornwall ales feature regularly, as well as some national favourites. Occasional beer festivals are held. CAMRA Member's Vouchers may be redeemable here for real ale or cider - don't forget your Membership Card!

  • Bread & Roses 62 Ebrington Street Plymouth PL4 9AF moc.liamg@htuomylpsesordnadaerb(01752) 659861

    This friendly, and sympathetically restored, late Victorian pub is popular with university staff, but also has a mixed clientele. Up to three ever-changing live beers are available, which are organic/Fairtrade wherever possible, just like the snacks. The beers are selected from local and regional breweries, including small batch and speciality beers unusual for the area. These may include beers from Hanlons, New Bristol, Parkway, Summerskills and Tiny Rebel breweries. The pub promotes artistic and musical creativity and is a vibrant music hub for local talent.

    CAMRA Member Discount 10%/pint off real ale may be available here.

  • Dolphin Hotel 14 The Barbican Plymouth PL1 2LS (01752) 660876

    An unpretentious hostelry steeped in history, the Dolphin is a Plymouth institution. Up to 8 beers are dispensed by gravity straight from the cask, with Thatchers Cheddar Valley for those who like cider. The character of this establishment is charming, with tiled floors, well-used wooden benches, together with a real open fire, all adding to the ambience. The walls are adorned with paintings by local artist, the late Beryl Cook, who painted many of the characters she encountered in the Dolphin. Plymouth CAMRA City Pub of the Year Winner 2020 & 2022 and Runner Up 2013, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019 and 2023. The pub does not serve food, but you are welcome to bring in your own from nearby takeaways. CAMRA Member Discount 15p/pint off real ale may be available here.

  • Fortescue Hotel 37 Mutley Plain Plymouth PL4 6JQ (01752) 660673

    Refurbished in 2019, the pub has a wide and varied range of Gins, mirrors behind the bar, new signage and new furniture. Downstairs, the Cellar Bar has also been refurbished. This multi local CAMRA Award-Winning pub serves up to eight live beers, including a large range of local ales, and some National favourites. Two hand pumps serve real cider, such as Sandford Orchards Devon Mist, with up to eight other real ciders also available. No food is served but you can take in your own at any time. A quiz takes place on Sunday evenings, with Red Tooth Poker on Wednesday evenings. Live musical entertainment takes place occasionally. Free-to-air television sport is also shown.

    Local CAMRA branch City Pub Of The Year Winner 2023 and Runner Up 2022, and Cider and Perry Pub Of The Year Runner Up 2022.

    CAMRA Members discount of 10%/pint and 5%/half pint of real ale may be available here.

  • Gipsy Moth 159 Citadel Road Plymouth PL1 2HU (01752) 219183

    This is a busy street corner pub serving a mixed clientele and is situated near Plymouth Hoe, where Sir Francis Drake famously played bowls. The pub changed hands in March 2022 and has been refurbished inside and out. Up to four varying live beers and two local real ciders are available here, along with a large selection of gins and rum. Good home-cooked food is available all day, with breakfast served from 1000-1200. The wood panelled raised and lower deck seating areas add to the nautical theme. It is located just a short walk from the historic Barbican and the City Centre and is well worth a visit. CAMRA Member Discount 20p/pint off real ale may be available here.

  • Golden Hind 260 Mannamead Road Plymouth PL3 5RJ ku.oc.gnikneerg@2896(01752) 771072

    The is set out on its own in an area bereft of other establishments. Two changing ales from Dartmoor Brewery are usually available, as well as the House Beer, Drake's Golden Ale. It is light and airy in both the bar and the lounge. It has a good locals bar, where sporting events are shown on several large screen TVs. The lounge is much quieter with a separate dining area. Good value food is served daily. A meat raffle takes place every Saturday teatime and a quiz on Sunday evenings.

    CAMRA Member Discount 10%/pint and 10%/half off real ale may be available here.

  • Hyde Park 88 Mutley Plain Plymouth PL4 6LG ku.oc.bupkrapedyh@olleh(01752) 668888

    Plymouth City Council made the pub an Asset of Community Value in April 2013. The pub underwent a major refurbishment which sent the pub back to the 1970s. They have an extensive range of pub memorabilia displayed on pretty much every bit of wall. This, along with a reel of old TV clips, creates a pleasing feel of nostalgia. The conservatory roof if covered in just short of 5000 beer mats! The three regular live beers are supplemented with two changing ales, including beers from Bays, Otter, Sharp’s, St Austell and local brewery, Summerskills. Food is served all day, every day, including Afternoon Tea (which must be booked in advance). Families are welcome, as are dogs.

  • Jack Rabbit 8, Bracken Lane Plymouth PL6 8BD (01752) 783585

    This country-style pub and restaurant was built in 2004, but has a rural charm and ambience enhanced by three real fires, this has been tastefully refurbished inside and out in 2024. The three regular beers are supplemented by up to three guest ales, which are nationally sourced and could include beers from Butcombe, Fuller's, Sharp's and St Austell. The beer list, and pub food menus, change seasonally. Breakfast is served daily from 0800 to 1200, with traditional lunch and dinner menus available until 2100. The pub is situated on the main Plymouth-Tavistock Road, and benefits from a good bus service to/from the city centre. There is a large car par and beer garden, and the pub is family-friendly. There is a Travelodge located adjacent to the pub.

    CAMRA member discount 20p/pint may be available on production of a valid membership card.

  • Minerva Inn 31 Looe Street Plymouth PL4 0EA ku.oc.rednoyeulb@nniavrenimeht(01752) 223047

    Built before the Spanish Armada in 1588, it is not known exactly when the Minerva first became an inn. However, it is recognised as the oldest pub in Plymouth. It boasts a fine leaded window, picturesque lantern and a curious wooden spiral staircase made from the mast of a captured Spanish galleon. Live music is staged on Thursday (jam session) to Sunday evenings and Sunday lunchtimes. It is within easy walking distance from the city centre and historic Barbican. Occasional beer festivals also feature. Up to three guest ales supplement the regular ale, Tribute. These could include a beer from Black Sheep, Dartmoor, Salcombe, Summerskills and Timothy Taylor.

    An Annual Loyalty Discount Card may be purchased by all customers to use Monday to Friday between 1100 and 1600 on live beers (£12.00).

  • Noahs Ark 32A Courtney Street Plymouth PL1 1EP moc.sbupetagenots@htuomylp.krashaon(01752) 664820

    A varying range of up to four real ales are available. The regular beer is competitively priced Sharp's Doom Bar and may also include Marston's Pedigree, Fullers London Pride and Bombardier. More local beers from Dartmoor, Hanlons and Butcombe also make an appearance. Live televised sport is regularly shown on the big screen TVs, including football, rugby and NFL. Food is served all day from 1100 (1000 Saturday) until 2000 (1100 - 1700 Sunday).

    CAMRA Member Vouchers may be redeemable here - don't forget your CAMRA membership card.

  • Roundabout 2-4 Drake Circus Plymouth PL4 8AQ ku.oc.puorgetagenots@htuomylp.tuobadnuor(01752) 825090

    Large city centre pub which was taken over by the Stonegate Pub Co in July 2013. One real ale is available here, usually St Austell Tribute. Situated close to the university campus, it is mainly used by students who also join a discount scheme via the pub website. Live subscription TV sport is shown as well as regular live entertainment. There is also an outside seating area.

    CAMRA Member Vouchers may be redeemable here - don't forget your membership card.

  • Tamar 1-7 Morshead Road Plymouth PL6 5AD ku.oc.gnikeneerg@3786(01752) 771445

    Popular pub in the Crownhill area of the city. The pub re-opened a few years ago and serves the "Flaming Grill" range of grills, steaks, burgers, and salads. The pub offers up to four live beers (real ales), with Greene King IPA and Abbot Ale and Marston’s Olde Trip appearing regularly. Guest ales include St Austell Tribute, Dartmoor Legend and Jail Ale, Wadworth 6X, Morland Old Speckled Hen, Timothy Taylor Landlord, Otter Ale, South Hams Wild Blonde, Devon Pride and Eddystone. Cider is from Sandford Orchards, Devon Red. Live entertainment takes place regularly. The pub opens at 1000 for breakfast Mon—Sat until midday, then the full menu is available until 2100. The pub opens at 1100 on Sunday, with food available from midday until 2000. Pool and darts are played, with Sky Sports & TNT Sport available for the less energetic sports enthusiasts. Families are welcome everywhere with children under eighteen until 2100. Dogs are welcome in the bar area only, please. The nearby car park is pay-and-display, but fees are reimbursed in the pub when you register your details (restrictions apply).

    CAMRA Member Discount 10%/pint off real ale may be available here - don't forget your CAMRA membership card! There is also a pub Loyalty Scheme available to all customers.

• Turnchapel
  • Boringdon Arms 13 Boringdon Terrace Turnchapel PL9 9TQ moc.liamg@ofnismranodgnirob(01752) 402053

    The Bori is a traditional, and dog friendly, former Regional Pub of the Year. It sits in the waterside village of Turnchapel, which is located on the South West Coastal Footpath, and benefits from a regular bus service from Plymouth, or via water taxi from the Barbican in Plymouth. The four regular ales are supplemented by a changing guest beer. Good value, home-cooked food is served daily. There are two secluded gardens to the rear.

    CAMRA Member Discount 10p/pint off real ale may be available here.