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01752 257610 facebook twitter facebook twitter firestone bay, plymouth, devon pl1 3qr home dining menu info contact us book gallery groups history recipes location select page restaurant by the sea.  the sea wall on plymouth sound with views to drake’s island.  the artillery tower restaurant sits in a 15th century tower overlooking the sea. find out more... dinner menus the dinner menu: £45.50 three courses crab - avocado - red pepper cornish ham & parsley terrine - honey mustard sauce dived scallops - belly pork - apple caramelized onion - spinch - goat’s cheese tart v fillet of beef - cumin carrots – shallot +£5.50 lamb chop & shoulder cooked with herbs - spiced aubergine roast devon duck breast - peas - bacon - shallot fillet of turbot - asparagus - chive oil raisin & sherry ice cream (this is not just ordinary ice cream) cherry & almond tart - amaretto ice cream chocolate mousse cake - passionfruit sorbet ginger sponge pudding - stem ginger ice cream a selection of british cheese - coffee or tea £3 in addition to our dinner menu, we have a tasting menu (wed/thu only) wed/thu tasting menu: £60 to be taken by the whole table truffle - mushroom - goat’ cheese tart sea bass - scallops - shellfish sauce duck breast - cumin carrots - artichoke fillet of beef - mushroom - shallot lime sorbet chocolate fondant - mint ice cream optional tasting of british cheese +£8 available wednesday and thursday dinner. advance bookings only. the artillery tower has been run by myself, chef peter constable and my wife debbie, for more than fifteen years. it offers some of the best restaurant dining in plymouth. the michelin-rated restaurant focuses on sourcing the best local produce, combined with proper cooking, and a relaxed informal service. and the wood-burning stove and exposed stone walls create a friendly atmosphere. the restaurant is set quietly a few minutes drive from the city centre. and it’s only 100 metres away from the royal william yard. there is plenty of free parking is available nearby. we look forward to welcoming you to our . open for dinner: wednesday – saturday, from 7.15pm. closed: sunday – tuesday, and lunchtimes. google my business reviews. 21/3/18 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ nice place with fine view and food. odovolenke sk 19/3/18 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ high quality three course meal in a fantastic historic building. adam l 12/3/18 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ love this place… extensive views overlooking the whole of the bay. not far from royal williams yard. another great place to relax. jan w 17/10/17 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ really lovely restaurant. small, cosy in an unusual setting. food was incredible and the staff really friendly. i an i 72 reviews of artillery tower in plymouth = dinner menu the dinner menu: £45.50 three courses crab - avocado - red pepper cornish ham & parsley terrine - honey mustard sauce dived scallops - belly pork - apple caramelized onion - spinch - goat’s cheese tart v fillet of beef - cumin carrots – shallot +£5.50 lamb chop & shoulder cooked with herbs - spiced aubergine roast devon duck breast - peas - bacon - shallot fillet of turbot - asparagus - chive oil raisin & sherry ice cream (this is not just ordinary ice cream) cherry & almond tart - amaretto ice cream chocolate mousse cake - passionfruit sorbet ginger sponge pudding - stem ginger ice cream a selection of british cheese - coffee or tea £3 in addition to our dinner menu, a tasting menu (wed/thu, on request) wed/thu tasting menu: £60 to be taken by the whole table truffle - mushroom - goat’ cheese tart sea bass - scallops - shellfish sauce duck breast - cumin carrots - artichoke fillet of beef - mushroom - shallot lime sorbet chocolate fondant - mint ice cream optional tasting of british cheese +£8 available wednesday and thursday dinner. advance bookings only. the philosophy of our ever-changing menu respects the traditions of classical cuisine. we value proper preparation, freshly-made stocks, sauces and pastries. note we make our own bread, pasta, chocolates and fudge (yum!). the food you enjoy at the artillery tower focuses on fresh, local and seasonal ingredients from artisan suppliers. good food needs great ingredients and we make every effort to source the best produce we can using our many years of experience. the artillery tower is proud to provide the only fine dining experience close to the royal william yard. indeed, with our unique location and stunning sea views we are a fabulous choice. located close to the royal william entrance our menus offer sophistication and good food in equal measure. with a great choice of restaurants in and around the royal william yard you should really come down and seek us out, it’s well worth it. our local suppliers gribbles butchers, ivybridge – mark sources simply the best beef, lamb and pork from farms in the area. dedicated to devon farmers. www.gribblesbutchers.co.uk howells butchers,tavistock – otter valley organic poultry, newton abbot. real veal company – welfare friendly rose veal, looe. www.bocaddonfarmveal.com gara barton venison, bodmin. www.garabarton.co.uk ocean harvest, andy trust, looe – finest day boat fish. crebers of tavistock – rare malts, cognacs etc. www.crebers.co.uk trewithen farm dairy, lostwithiel – milk and cream. britannia shellfish, nick and anita beesands – hand-dived scallops, crab, lobster and fish from their own boats. www.britanniashellfish.co.uk devonia spring water. www.devoniaspringwater.co.uk country cheeses,gary and elise, tavistock – local and regional farmhouse cheeses and butter. www.countrycheese.co.uk christopher piper wines. ottery st mary. www.christopherpiperwines.co.uk more... the wine list the list is made up of wines we like taste and enjoy. not comprehensive in any way but should cover most tastes the wines are grouped: essential. varietal based wines, available by-the-glass. classic. household names from quality producers. indulgent. high-end producers for that special occasion but not exclusively. wine you would expect to find in a small restaurant like ours. wine service can be quite formal. we prefer to offer you a glass and leave the rest to you, cheers! peter and debbie. essential white pinot grigio, brume di monte 2016, italy 23 crisp and dry. sauvignon blanc, st peyre 2016 pays d’oc, france 27 fresh, leaner style. pecorino, gabriel, terre del chieti 2016, poggio amina, italy 26 fruit bouquet, pear and apple. chardonnay, casa bosque, casablanca, 2015, chile 28 aromatic, oak. essential rose zinfandel blush rosé, featherfalls, 2016, california 23 medium dry with peachy notes. essential red merlot silvistre rapel valley 2017, chile 23 soft, approachable with plum and blackberry fruit. primitivo, lilith, salento igp 2016, poggio amina, italy 27 silky dark fruit spice. cabenet sauvignon silvetre rapel valley 2017, chile 24 cassis, fruity with cedar notes. shiraz moon harvest 2015, south australia 28 blackberry, pepper and cinnamon. the full wine list as a pdf the main dinner menu is three courses: £45.50. plus we have a tasting menu (for the whole table) at £60 on wednesdays and thursdays, on request. bookings are from 7.15pm wednesday to saturday. last orders: 9.30pm. we close at midnight. note we now ask for a £25 deposit per person on friday and saturday reservations (and all bookings for six or more diners), paid by card. see the terms below. dinner menu the dinner menu: £45.50 three courses crab - avocado - red pepper cornish ham & parsley terrine - honey mustard sauce dived scallops - belly pork - apple caramelized onion - spinch - goat’s cheese tart v fillet of beef - cumin carrots – shallot +£5.50 lamb chop & shoulder cooked with herbs - spiced aubergine roast devon duck breast - peas - bacon - shallot fillet of turbot - asparagus - chive oil raisin & sherry ice cream (this is not just ordinary ice cream) cherry & almond tart - amaretto ice cream chocolate mousse cake - passionfruit sorbet ginger sponge pudding - stem ginger ice cream a selection of british cheese - coffee or tea £3 in addition to our main dinner menu, we have a tasting menu (wed/thu only) wed/thu tasting menu: £60 to be taken by the whole table truffle - mushroom - goat’ cheese tart sea bass - scallops - shellfish sauce duck breast - cumin carrots - artichoke fillet of beef - mushroom - shallot lime sorbet chocolate fondant - mint ice cream optional tasting of british cheese +£8 available wednesday and thursday dinner. advance bookings only. booking small print because of increasing numbers of no-show bookings, we now ask for a deposit of £25 per person for all dinner reservations for fridays and saturdays. and for parties of six or more on any evening. to guarantee such bookings we require credit/debit card details and charge £25 per person when we have confirmed the reservation. the booking may be cancelled without charge up to 6.00pm on the preceding day, and your card will be credited accordingly. but note cancellations must be by telephone and you must be given a cancellation number. an email or voicemail message is not sufficient. if we manage to fully re-book your table, then we will also refund your deposit in full. partial re-booking will result in partial refunds. for example, you have booked for four persons and we re-book your table for just two, then only two deposits would be refunded. similarly, if you book for say, four and turn up as two, then two deposits will retained. we trust these terms are fair to everyone, and welcome your comments. it’s a shame that some people are so irresponsible making restaurant bookings, and hope you understand the need for deposits especially on saturdays. group bookings we can accommodate vegetarians and special diets, but with advance notice please – so we can discuss exactly what dishes we could offer you. we will ask when you book about specific dietary needs, and possible allergies. we prepare everything ourselves and can provide full information about our dishes. we are aware of, and fully comply with, the 2014 ‘eu regulation 1169/2011’. a discretionary service charge of 7% will be added to the final bill on tables of 8 or more. note, we never use gratuities to make up the minimum wage. whilst the menu shown below is very recent, it may not be exactly the menu for today. ring us if you have a specific question. how to find us picture gallery how to find our restaurant near the royal william yard plymouth and its restaurants are easily reached. our restaurant is near the ferries and the docks, so just follow the signs. the artillery tower the history and some recipes the history of the artillery tower in plymouth firestone bay artillery tower dates from the early 1500s, and is one of the oldest complete military buildings on plymouth’s sea front. this tower protected the deep water passage at the north of plymouth sound, between drake’s island and the main water front. piers edgecumbe acquired most of the land of the then ‘city of stonehouse’ by his marriage to the heiress to the estate – joan durnford. he was granted license to improve and fortify the land by henry viii in 1539. the tower was one of the fortifications, along with a city wall, to protect stonehouse from attack by seaborne raiders. the lowest gun-ports in the tower (now blocked) were designed to enable the defenders’ cannon to inflict maximum damage on enemy ships. these improvements and fortifications were a wise precaution. for in 1544 france turned her energies from spain towards england. then, in 1588 the tower would have been the only permanent defence against the spanish armada. in the 1660’s, charles ii built the royal citadel on the hoe with gun positions pointing at plymouth and the sea, so the tower’s role began to diminish. in worth’s 1884 document, ‘the history of plymouth’ the artillery tower was briefly named ‘the winter villa’ when it was a police house. it has also been a coastguard station, ministry of defence store and a public convenience! conversion to a restaurant was in 1983. the artillery tower is one of the most preserved fortifications from tudor times. some simple recipes our dauphinoise potatoes 500g potatoes, sliced to about the thickness of a 50p piece 300 ml double cream 2 cloves peeled bruised garlic pinch nutmeg 6g salt put the cream, garlic, salt and pepper over heat bring to a gentle simmer and infuse for 15 mins. remove garlic from the cream. add the potatoes and bring slowly to a simmer cook for 10 mins frequently stirring gently. transfer to a suitable sized dish and bake until golden brown. mushroom soup 170g butter 2cloves of garlic chopped 200g onions chopped 500g shitaki mushrooms finely sliced 500g of closed cap mushrooms finely sliced 1litre of chicken stock 50g dried ceps soaked in enough water to cover them. i use the italian brand from sainsburys. salt and pepper to taste 200ml double cream white truffle oil to taste also available from sainsburys. melt butter in a suitable pan large enough hold all the ingredients. add the onions and garlic to the pan and sweat them until soft but not coloured. add the fresh mushrooms lower the heat and place a lid on and sweat the mushrooms until they have completely wilted and has created it own stock. add the dried mushrooms and water. add half the stock and bring to a gentle simmer and cook for 20 mins. add cream. remove from heat and blend until smooth. at this point you may need add more stock to get the desired consistency. add salt and pepper to taste. drizzle truffle oil just before serving. if you are going spend the £20 it costs to make this soup. i would advise making a homemade chicken stock, the results are better. if you are going to use a stock cube watch the salt. parsley and potato soup 250g of flat leaf parsley 500g of chopped leeks 150g of diced potatoes 1 litre of chicken stock 100ml whipping cream 100g unsalted butter salt and pepper to taste. in a large saucepan melt half the butter. pick over the parsley leaves, chop the stalks, reserve half of the leaves. sweat the leeks and parsley in the butter until soft, add the chicken stock and simmer until potatoes are cooked. whilst the soup is simmering chop remaining parsley, blanch in boiling water for 30 seconds, plunge under cold water and drain. blend soup with blanched parsley and pass through a sieve. blend in butter and cream. season to taste. cannellini and smoked bacon soup 500g of cannellini beans 300g chopped onions 100g chopped celery 100g of chopped leeks 3 cloves of garlic 1 bay leaf 12 black peppercorns 5 rashers of smoked streaky bacon 2.5 litre of chicken stock soak beans overnight. drain and put with all the above ingredients in a pan. bring to the boil and simmer until beans are ender remove bacon from the pan and blend. if soup is too thick add water or milk to get desired consistency. pass through fine sieve. blend in 50g of butter (optional). check seasoning. nb do not add salt during the initial cooking of the beans (beans will not soften if you do). party bookings at the artillery tower in plymouth groups of up to 14 persons choose from a limited menu on the day. this gives you a choice of four dishes at each course. the menu changes so you will have to make your choices 10 days prior to you meal. or, create a no-choice menu, by taking any dish from the menu. groups of 15 + persons (monday – thursday only) choose from one our party menus. contact us for details. or create a no-choice menu of your own, by taking any one of the dishes on our menus. the reason we ask you to have a no-choice menu is that it make service on the day so much more efficient, and therefore relaxed. we will of course always offer alternatives for one or two in a party who cannot eat any particular item. contact us for more info by email. or phone 01752 257610 upstairs is our main dining room, the ‘upper deck’ with views across plymouth sound and mount edgcumbe. it is for as few as 20 up to 32 people (above 26 its very tight) if less than 20 people, we will need to add a room hire charge. this for the exclusive use of the room. the gun room is our downstairs dining room for 10 -16 people. very popular for small business dinners/lunches or family gatherings. if less than 10 persons we will have to add a room hire charge. this for the exclusive use of the room. conditions of booking we need to finalize which menu you are having, well in advance. we must know numbers 48 hours in advance, or else numbers as of that day will be charged. an advance deposit of £10 per person is required in order to secure the booking. peter and debbie constable, the artillery tower, firestone bay, plymouth pl1 3qr t: 01752 257610 please do not try and make bookings by email, as we do not take online or email bookings. we need to actually speak with you to make a reservation. sorry, but our experience with email and online bookings is that the majority do not turn up! open for dinner: wednesday - saturday, from 7.15pm. (last orders: 9.30pm) closed: sunday - tuesday, and lunchtimes. tell us your dining queries, or whatever. please phone 01752 257610. facebook twitter privacy and cookies aware of eu cookie legislation, note we use cookies for social media, site analytics, etc. nothing devious! but if you need more info, click the link above for the details. designed by elegant themes | powered by wordpress

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