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A very friendly 16th century pub, situated next to the church, and is the epitome of a typical village inn. The pub serves up to 8 live beers (mainly sourced from the South West) and is supplemented by several real ciders. The cosy lounge bar is adorned with a large collection of Royal Naval memorabilia, whilst the public bar boasts a pool table, dart board and TVs for sports enthusiasts. Acoustic nights on Wednesdays, with meat raffle and karaoke on Friday's. Regular beer and cider festivals are held. The pub is allegedly haunted, by Captain Hinds. Dogs welcome!
Historic Interest
Grade-II listed 9/11/98, exterior listed. List Entry No 113 0044, Legacy System No 473254. PLYMOUTH Plympton St Maurice CHURCH ROAD, (South East side) No. 8, The London Inn
(Formerly listed as The London Inn, CHURCH ROAD)
GV II Public house. C18. Incised stucco on probable rubble; slate roof with hipped end on the right; outbuilt front lateral stuccoed stack with moulded cornice and rendered stack on the left. Single-depth plan plus wing at rear left and later infill to the angle. Three storeys; irregular three-window range with left-hand windows blind. Possibly original twelve-pane hornless sashes to first floor and to window towards left of second floor, otherwise later horned sashes including paired sashes to second floor left of lateral stack and to first floor of right-hand return end. Ground floor has moulded entablature of former shopfront clasping the corner and broken forward surrounding the stack, the shop windows partly infilled in the C20 and fitted with simple casement windows. Doorway with pair of panelled doors to ground-floor splay on the corner. INTERIOR: not inspected but may be of interest. Forms part of a good group of listed buildings.
This Pub serves many changing beers and 1 regular beer.
London Inn, Plympton
Changing beers typically include: Bays - Devon Dumpling , Dartmoor - Jail Ale , South Hams
Source: Regional