A guide to your stay at Storm Cottage
Food Scene
Here’s a few good places to eat!
The Stores Cornwall
The Deli from heaven
On top of Maker Heights, run by ex River Cottage chef Nick, The Canteen is a little bit of casual dining heaven. Great for families, dogs, walkers - and anyone who loves fresh, delicious, locally sourced food, served in a quirky Nissan Hut with amazing sea and countryside views. An absolute not to be missed lunch spot.
43 locals recommend
The canteen at maker heights
On top of Maker Heights, run by ex River Cottage chef Nick, The Canteen is a little bit of casual dining heaven. Great for families, dogs, walkers - and anyone who loves fresh, delicious, locally sourced food, served in a quirky Nissan Hut with amazing sea and countryside views. An absolute not to be missed lunch spot.
The Salty Dog Cafe
Gallows Park
The Devonport Inn
The Cleaveamazing fresh seafood - try the mackerel sushi!
Cross Keys
The SquareGreat for breakfast & Sunday roast
The Guard House Cafe Bar, Maker Heights
Drinks & Nightlife
The Rising Sun
The GreenGreat simple pub food - a real pub, the way they used to be
The Halfway House Inn
Fore StreetComfortable Salcombe style pub, good food.
Parks & Nature
Historic country house, situated in stunning grounds overlooking the Hamoaze and Plymouth Sound. Great cafe and rural shops. Segway and Mountain biking available. Frequent events and Saturday morning Park Run.
46 locals recommend
Mount Edgcumbe Park
Historic country house, situated in stunning grounds overlooking the Hamoaze and Plymouth Sound. Great cafe and rural shops. Segway and Mountain biking available. Frequent events and Saturday morning Park Run.
Dartmoor
Oh mi gosh. Seriously beautiful. Haunting, moody. Ponies. Brilliant walks, cycling and food.
799 locals recommend
Dartmoor National Park
PL20Dartmoor
Oh mi gosh. Seriously beautiful. Haunting, moody. Ponies. Brilliant walks, cycling and food.
There's a reason the giant biomes built in a Cornish China Clay Pit are famous. An incredible journey into the power of possibility and our precious environment. Not to be missed! About an hour's drive from Storm.
1110 locals recommend
Eden Project
There's a reason the giant biomes built in a Cornish China Clay Pit are famous. An incredible journey into the power of possibility and our precious environment. Not to be missed! About an hour's drive from Storm.
Arts & Culture
Theatre Royal Plymouth
Royal Parade
Plymouth City Museum & Art Gallery
Tavistock Place
Patchwork Studios
Shopping
from Apple to M&S to Joules, Cath Kidston to Smiggle, Yo Sushi to Superdry, Drake Circus is Shopping Centre of the Year - and there's 70 (top retail brand) reasons why...
34 locals recommend
Drake Circus
Drake Circusfrom Apple to M&S to Joules, Cath Kidston to Smiggle, Yo Sushi to Superdry, Drake Circus is Shopping Centre of the Year - and there's 70 (top retail brand) reasons why...
Periwinkle Gifts
62 Fore StThoughtfully curated pretty, pretty Cornish gifts. One (mostly) for the girls.
Essentials
Waitrose & Partners
Avery WayAt the Saltash roundabout - the first (and last) in Cornwall.
Sainsbury's
Antony Roadsmall but entirely helpful
Lidl
Gilston RoadSightseeing
The Mayflower Steps, the Pilgrims, Plymouth Hoe, Sir Francis Drake and his bowls, the National Marine Aquarium, Boston Tea Party, Plymouth Gin and The Stables - lots to see and do!
141 locals recommend
Barbican
The Mayflower Steps, the Pilgrims, Plymouth Hoe, Sir Francis Drake and his bowls, the National Marine Aquarium, Boston Tea Party, Plymouth Gin and The Stables - lots to see and do!
Stunning ex Naval Victualling Yard full of gorgeous restaurants, bars and shops. Wild swimming, paddle boarding also available.
150 locals recommend
Royal William Yard
Stunning ex Naval Victualling Yard full of gorgeous restaurants, bars and shops. Wild swimming, paddle boarding also available.
Smeaton's Tower
West Hoe Road
Royal William Yard
Barbican
Eddystone Lighthouse
12 miles out, take a boat trip in calm weather!