Plymouth pub reopens
The Ship Inn (formerly known as the Watering Hole) has reopened on the Barbican.
The St Austell Brewery pub is being taken right back to its roots with the Ship Inn being its original name.
As with every St Austell Brewery pub, the Brewery's award-winning range of ales will be available and naturally with a pub located so close to the water, the newly launched menu will specialise in locally caught fish and seafood, and will also feature traditional fresh pies.
Comprising Lounge With Open Fireplace, Kitchen/Breakfast Room, Master Bedroom, 2nd bedroom, Bathroom With Shower, Rear Garden & On Street Parking. Council Tax Band B. Av. Now For 6 Mths & Ongoing
Terms: ***NB: Please be advised that charges are applicable per application and subject to contract. No additional charges are required for the Tenancy Agreement or Inventory unless stated otherwise.***
Contact: 01752 421825
Valid until: Thursday, August 01 2013
Comments
by Jannerbloke
Wednesday, May 02 2012, 10:46PM
“This pub burnt down in interesting circumstances. Then it was reopened with a ham name. Now a regional brewery hopes to resurrect it using the old name. But it is just one of half a dozen boozers in a row beside those Chav pens along the quay. No reason to go back just because of the correction of the name. So many better places to drink round there.”