The Climbing Hangar Plymouth Café — Restaurant in Plymouth

I randomly stumbled across this little Cafe (attached to a climbing wall/gym) when looking for a coffee shop to spend the afternoon. I saw the photos and the ratings on here and gave it a shot - and I am so glad I did! The toasties (not pictured) are delicious and the vegan options are sublime! (I had the vegan Pesto and Mozzarella on toasted Sourdough.) The food was freshly made and came to me at the perfect temperature and I cannot praise the quality more. It was so delicious and served so well I couldn't even wait to take a picture! The cake - most of which is vegan - was also deliciously decadent and moreish, and the coffee was equally supreme. Everything is really well and reasonably priced and the atmosphere is incredibly relaxed and chill. I am very glad I stumbled across this place and I will...

Although I do didnt do any activities here, except stuff my face. The food here was amazing. I had a simple cheese toasty. It was made with thick farmhouse style bread, was lovely and crispy in the outside and the bread was fluffy and packed with gooey cheese. We only found this place because we had visited Rodgers a few units down and wanted to find somewhere to get a drink and a light bite. The place considers the environment and has green considerations towards the environment. They also ask you if you have any allergies before you order. Which most places don't these days. Great ethics! Nice place even just for a nibble and a coffee. Very chilled atmosphere. Lovely hidden...

Been meaning to try this cafe for ages, so decided to go on a Sunday morning for a late breakfast.

The cafe was very busy and unfortunately the atmosphere was not for me on this occasion (it’s very ‘child-friendly’…a bit loud for me!)…and staff appeared quite disinterested!

The food was delicious (highly recommend the banana porridge and the bacon butty), however took a while to be served. The most annoying thing was that my OH’s bacon butty was served first, then 10 minutes later our coffees came, then it took a further 5 minutes for my porridge…by which time he’d finished eating as didn’t want it to get cold. Based on this experience I probably wouldn’t...