The Roundabout pub in Plymouth city centre has reopened following a £350,000 investment.
Receiving a complete transformation throughout, the venue’s new look interior has seen the pub given a new lease of life.
The pub has also seen a new large outside area opened with 16 tables for guests to enjoy the last of the summer sun.
The pub’s facelift has really brought a fresh feel to the popular venue. Inside has seen the pub’s ground and mezzanine floors given a complete makeover, being painted, and having its flooring, carpets, furniture, and lighting all replaced and modernised.
The refurbishment has also seen air conditioning installed as well as two new pool tables.
Externally the venue has been painted blue, with a local graffiti artist, Harriet Wood & Hazardone, also adding a new look to the pub with a mural sprayed onto the outside of the building, making it really stand out from the crowd.
The pub is run by general manager Richard Smith, who has worked at The Roundabout for nearly nine years. Richard is also a volunteer for the national Pubwatch covering the southwest of England and also chairman of the local Plymouth Pubwatch which is the largest in the country with over 150 venues.
Working very closely with the authorities they have a great relationship as partners making Plymouth a Purple Flag city and a very safe one to come and enjoy the entertainment.
Speaking on the reopening, Richard said:
“It’s great to be back open with our new look and space outdoors, and we’ve been as busy as ever since reopening the doors. As well as our popular student nights and weekend events were looking to bring more and more entertainment to the pub, making The Roundabout the place to be for nightlife in the city.”
Events and offers can be found on the pub’s social media page at www.facebook.com/ Roundabout.Plymouth
