The Barbican Kitchen Brasserie, Plymouth

...kind of celebration to mark the occasion. I wasn't so sure…were they up to something….if my 40th was anything to go by…a massive banner was hung across the front of my house (when I was out) letting the whole world know! So with some trepidation I agreed that as the big day was on a Sunday we would have all lunch out somewhere. But where? I didn't mind too much, but as I have a four year old niece with extreme food allergies, I suggested that as ...
...making a booking. FOOTNOTE The Tanner Brothers won the Restaurant of the year award 2007 for their other Plymouth Restaurant The Prysten House. A well deserved win. So, two weeks prior to the big day The Barbican Kitchen was chosen as the "Venue" due the fact that some members of the family had previously been there and enjoyed it and that the rest of us had always fancied giving it a try . As the food is all freshly cooked there, they would be ...

Wisegirl 18.07.2007 (29.02.2008) · Read full review
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Review of The Barbican Kitchen Brasserie, Plymouth

There is very few places in Plymouth that could even come close to the quality of food and service that i experienced tonight at the Barbican Kitchen,the waiting staff where very smart and friendly quick and efficient.The food was of the highest quality that you could wish for it was hot well presented but not over the top,portion size was good,the veg was nice and crisp(Aldente) the sauces where not over powering on any of the dishes that i had.However i did feel the drinks where a bit too pricey bottle of Guiness £3.00ish for 1/2 pint.i would recommed this brasserie to any one who loves good food ,good service and a relaxed atmosphere 10/10 ...

brianrobinsonchef 17.08.2008
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Review of The Barbican Kitchen Brasserie, Plymouth

I am sorry to say that my experience was not a happy one at this restaurant. The Scottish head waiter was quite rude to us when we arrived 10 minutes late even though we apologised. I felt as though I had a lecture!! Only when I said that I would go to another restaurant did he calm down. We then proceeded to have a cocktail which we were informed would be champagne cocktail and were given sparkling wine. When this was pointed out to the bar person the reply we got was. No sir we only serve sparkling wine not champagne. However the food was I have to say quite good. The waitresses were very good. But in all I would not recomend this to any of my friends. ...

Georgie-6 19.07.2008
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Review of The Barbican Kitchen Brasserie, Plymouth