British Beer Company: A Cozy Pub in Plymouth, MA

I love going to taverns and pubs. BBC definitely has the European tone and that's what gives it such a unique appeal. There are 2 levels: bar is downstairs and upstairs theres a lounge area with high-tops as well as dart boards. I went bar hopping with a group of friends in Plymouth and we spent most of our time at this place because of the cool vibe. One another thing I like to add is that you pick your songs there!

Had a great time in a friendly little bar. If they served food we probably would have never left lol.

This BBC location is just a bar. No food is served here. But it is a fun place to socialize and there is a game room upstairs.

Baby jack who works there is an excellent bar tender with an even better taste of music provide the place and even better atmosphere. Deffinetly the place to be. Kudos

Like its namesake empire, the British Beer Company's Plymouth location is one of the few, if not the only, remnants of a domain that once spanned a good portion of coastal Southern New England. There are numerous stories in various media about the decline and fall of both. Much like Britain itself, the BBC Plymouth remains a small but lovely place to visit, partake in a bevy of local and global beverages, and engage in some traditional games and revelry on the second floor. On the last night I was there, Jenga was a particularly popular pastime, as were darts.

Absolutely loved this place and the only downside waa that I didn't get to come back before I left town. Will definitely be there whenever in Plymouth!

This place is a little weird, but always have good beer. The other BBC's are pretty nice places, this One is like a classic dive bar. It's right off the main street in Plymouth, with a public parking lot right next to it, so it's a really great location. Place to just kind of dive. Furniture is pretty beat up, you definitely have your regulars who take up most of the bar downstairs, the place is tiny and darkly lit. But like I said good beer, sometimes you just got to wait a little while for the one bartender, who always seems to be same person working, to have time to serve you because they spends so much time catering and talking to the regulars. As much as I usually like sitting at an actual bar, here I like to go upstairs whether it's like a little sitting room up a spiral staircase. That you still have games and a couch and more comfortable stuff up there but now it's just a couple hard chairs. That might have changed because of covid and maybe they just haven't changed it back yet. The downstairs is just really small and it's usually really full. They often have rugby matches playing which is really nice. But it gets really busy and cramps when there is a game.

Not sure about food, but friendly, local atmosphere provided a nice vibe for a drink.