The Eagle — Restaurant in Plymouth

Centrally located the pub gets busy, but not rowdy. It offered food that looked pretty good and service was quick. They facilitate bar games. I would say the clientele is predominantly workers from the nearby market or other businesses. Plenty of seating and a few TV screens littered about, I didn't use the customer toilets but they do have them. Only negatives to report were a slight lack of lager selection and unnecessaryily dim lighting which gave the venue a glum ambience. Disabled access to the bar is good, but there are steps up to games and the dining area. Parking is limited to a pay and display car park 2...

I Came here for work and got an amazing welcome from Emily and Nadia

I'd had a long drive from Birmingham and was welcomed with an excellent cup of Tea .... Thank you

I've been coming here for a few years now to sort out the fire fighting equipment... Always a pleasure with people like these.

The pub has a great vibe with lots of regulars enjoying the facilities.

Pool, multiple large screen Tv's and excellent back ground music.

City centre location right in the heart of the shopping area makes for a superb meeting point for locals to socialise.

Thanks for looking after me ladies.. very much...

Vile! This place is as close to hell as the patrons are! A woman glassed a male in the face, and the patrons were talking amongst themselves saying "if the police come in then you didn't see nothing did you? I know her, she's my mate" the barmaid quickly shut down people talking about it as someone walked in the bar. I've gave an extra star for the barmaid as she seemed friendly & was talking to the very drunk old men at the bar. The atmosphere is dead, it's cold. Doesn't feel friendly, safe, or comforting..STAY AWYA AT ALL COSTS-the cost could be your life-no exaggeration here, after what...