Number 10

You're walking into the kind of place that's been pulling pints for locals since before anyone cared about craft beer menus. Number 10 sits on North Road in Stonehouse, that stretch where real Plymouth life happens—not the waterfront tourist zone, but where actual residents spend their evenings. The bar's straightforward: honest ales, decent spirits, the sort of pub where the regulars have their spots and the bartender knows what you drink. It's unpretentious enough that you won't feel weird nursing a pint alone, but warm enough that you'll end up chatting to someone about the football or the weather. The kind of local that deserves your custom precisely because it's not trying to be anything other than what it is.