Popworld - Plymouth — Restaurant in Plymouth

Highly discriminatory experience. Venue welcomes visibly able-bodied patrons only. One of our party was disabled and on crutches- refused entry by bouncer Alex on ludicrous grounds. He decided for himself that she wasn’t, in fact, disabled, and that “how slowly she managed the crossing,” in front of the venue meant she was a “liability in the club.”- his own words! We had previously scouted the venue and found a chair for our family member to sit on once inside- and yet our disabled relative wasn’t allowed in. We didn’t even require any reasonable adjustments, as there was only a matter of feet between the door and the seat we had found so that we could have an inclusive celebration together. Utterly disgraceful, dismissive and unreasonable attitude. Staff lacked basic knowledge of legal requirements regarding discriminatory behaviours, and refused to give names and badge numbers- for obvious reasons. Manager Lloyd supported all of this from his staff. Our party left in despair...

I went to plymouth popworld feeling excited about what would await me on Friday evening. I enjoyed the music they were playing it was a throwback to a time where I wasn’t out of the womb yet. I want to shoutout the people who go to popworld, I met some lovely old ladies that I as a 19 year old decided to spend my time with, and also I saw a weird couple the woman was about 40 and the man was about 20 maximum but they were lovely to talk to send me a text if ur reading this doll we’ll get u dancing again and remember don’t let ur man treat you badly we have got your back girl! And also the jäger lady needs to stop walking past me and smiling because she knows it lured me in and that supports my addiction to jäger which im trying to stop. All in all a lovely experience at popworld Plymouth I shall be making the journey from Bristol just to come here...

Not sure what people are employed as security other than thugs obviously have problems with race and sexuality my partner recieved fairly extensive bruising a wrenched shoulder had to attend hospital he was Stone cold sober only gone for the karaoke then was told to leave he was probably to well dressed for the place as he is a person of great dignity then they threw him to the ground and restrained him by sitting on his chest he was shouting to let him breathe but they laughed perhaps they think it is fun to re enact the George Floyd incident we won't be returning Guessing unprofessional unqualified security staff employ...