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The Elburton Inn

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4.4 out of 5 stars4.4(485 reviews)

“Hearty fare and refined mains served in a stylish, modern pub with wood-lined bar and comfy sofas.”

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Quick info

+441752403213
221 Elburton Rd, Elburton, Plymouth PL9 8HX, United Kingdom
£15–30

About The Elburton Inn

On Elburton Rd in Plymouth, The Elburton Inn is a pub with a wood-lined bar and sofas in the seating area. The Sunday roast comes with a choice of beef, turkey, or mixed meat, along with roast potatoes and Yorkshire pudding, and the vegetables and gravy arrive in shared dishes so the table can help itself. The pub takes walk-ins rather than reservations, and it opens daily, so the roast is available across the week as well as on Sundays.

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Menu & Prices

70 dishes · mains £3–21
  • Halloumi£14.50
  • Chicken£15.50
  • Steak£16.50
  • The American Bowl£14.95
  • The Greek Bowl£15.95
  • The Mexican Street Bowl£15.95
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Reviews

4.4/5
485 reviews

What reviewers say

Reviewers most often mention sunday roast dinner, yorkshire pudding, roast beef and steak and ale pie.

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Featured reviews

  • Tania Walsh
    “We were a large group, service was fantastic, food was lovely and very generous portions. Lovely staff, good variety of options and reasonable prices. I highly recommend and will definitely return.”
  • Jo
    “We went for their BBQ & live band (the vibes)! It was a hot day and the staff were so lovely and working so hard. The owners should be proud of their staff for sure! The food was great and excellent value for money. Thanks for a lovely evening”
  • Jonathan Fitzpatrick Warren
    “I have visited the Elburton many times over the last few decades and have always enjoyed my experience. However, on my visit yesterday, I was a little surprised by the cost of what felt like a relatively modest order compared with some of the other menu items. We ordered two bowls of chips (£9), one garlic bread (£4.95), and two pints of bitter shandy (£9.05), bringing the total to £23. I fully appreciate the challenges facing the hospitality industry and understand that businesses have had to absorb significant increases in operating costs. However, the pricing did seem rather steep to me, especially when a full curry meal is available for £9.95. It feels as though many hospitality businesses are caught in a difficult cycle: rising costs force prices up, customers end up paying more, and some choose to eat out less often as a result. In turn, venues can lose valuable repeat business, which ultimately harms the industry they are trying to sustain. This is certainly one of the reasons why I, and many others, now eat out less frequently and order fewer takeaways than we once did. That said, the chips were excellent, the garlic bread was awful, and the bitter shandy was particularly welcome on a hot day. Individually, the prices may not seem excessive, but collectively £23 felt like quite a lot for what we ordered.”
  • Ethan Woodier
    “I drove past this pub after a very long day, so I dropped in for some dinner on my own. The staff were very friendly and quick to serve me and the food was really nice and reasonably priced.”
  • Tara Godber
    “We went for Sunday Lunch and thought all the food on the plate was good quality, and well cooked. We both had beef and really enjoyed all of it! The service from the young staff was friendly and efficient. The overall atmosphere in the pub was relaxed, with some good music in the background. A very good experience, in a lovely old building.”

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Customer Review Summary

Sunday roast is the clear draw, with reviewers praising the roast beef, crispy roast potatoes and a Yorkshire pudding one calls epic, along with huge portions. Veg and gravy arrive separately for sharing, and one diner asked for more gravy. Close behind is the steak and ale pie with chips and peas, described as filled to the brim with light, fluffy pastry. Desserts such as chocolate and caramel profiteroles and raspberry and prosecco cheesecake also earn mentions. Staff are repeatedly called friendly, with the young team praised as efficient, and one reviewer enjoyed a BBQ evening with a live band. The complaints are fewer but specific. One reviewer waited a long time for lukewarm burgers that arrived burnt and dry. Another found the garlic bread awful, though the chips were excellent, and thought a modest order of chips, garlic bread and shandies came to a lot. Several others call the prices reasonable. One diner, after demolishing the roast, still made room for pudding.

Location

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