Pizzas are lovely at Pitza express and the service is better than a 5 star hotel but there is no class about the restaurent.A cafe or Macdonals has more style about it.The Pitza express is very noisy and the sound seems to get trapped.We sat next to 20 childern having a party.Why were they given balloons to hit around the... More

15 screen cinema nightclub bowling and restursnts and a gym More

Always a good selection of restaurants, parking normally good, except for Orange Wednesday, not a good day for just eating out. More

A cinema and a bunch of takeaways is hardly a destination! More

If you want to go bowling in Plymouth, this is your only option, and the cinema is one of two in the town that show the latest blockbusters (the other being the run-down but cheap Reel cinema). As such this 'leisure park' charges high prices for both of these attractions, whilst the chain restaurants (Nando's, Frankie and Benny's, Pizza Hut... More

Sometimes its unavoidable because this is the only multiplex for 40 miles around but apart from that this is a sad uninspiring place mostly used by young families or early teenagers with time on their hands. the huge but undersized car park feels like a football ground or ASDA. There is the inevitable Pizzahut by the entrance. A few moment's... More

Restaurants are pricey, busy and pretty average food. If you are a good cook you won't be impressed! At peaks times parking is hard going. Book the bowling in advance if you are going. Cinema is good, the standard Vue multi-plex. Never been in the Nightclub. There is also a members upmarket Health Club. More

There are a few places to eat down here, my fav is Nandos! but there is a range to suit all tases. The cinema is very big, a bit expensive but you cant beat the experience of cinema. The bowling alley is pretty good to, they have theme nights and competitions. For us younger ones the nightclub Oceana is down... More