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Should you open a Turkish restaurant in Plymouth?

Plymouth scores 82 out of 100 on our demand index — likely worth exploring. The council currently has 6 Turkish restaurants against an estimated 2,250 monthly searches for Turkish food, which works out to roughly 29,410 residents for every Turkish restaurant already trading here. The single biggest factor behind that number is local search interest per restaurant, which ranks higher here than in most other councils in England and Wales. That combination of supply, search interest and population is what the verdict above is based on: Plymouth looks likely worth exploring for someone weighing up whether to open a Turkish restaurant in the area, relative to every other council we track.

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Demand score / 100
82Underserved
82
Monthly searches
2,250
Turkish restaurants
6
Residents per restaurant
29,410
Google reviews per restaurant
248
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01/Section

How this score breaks down

Search interest
95
Existing demand
67
Population
87
Community
44
Market size
88
02/South West

How Plymouth compares in South West

Plymouth ranks 2 of 26 councils in South West by demand score, and 9 of 26 by number of Turkish restaurants. The table below shows its four nearest neighbours by score.

CouncilDemand scoreVerdictTurkish restaurantsMonthly searches
Plymouth82Underserved62,250
Bristol, City of89Underserved188,460
Cornwall82Underserved83,630
Dorset81Underserved147,460
Bath and North East Somerset78Underserved61,620
03/Section

Where the gap is

  • Turkish restaurants already trading in Plymouth average a 3.9-star Google rating, below the 4.3-star average across England and Wales — there looks to be room for a higher-quality newcomer here.
04/Section

The hygiene picture

Of the 6 Turkish food businesses we hold hygiene data for in Plymouth, 25% are rated 5 (the top FSA score) and 25% are rated 2 or below, with 0 still awaiting inspection — a new entrant that runs a clean, well-documented kitchen would stand out quickly.

Where they cluster: Most Turkish restaurants in Plymouth sit in PL4, PL6 and PL1 — 2 in PL4, 2 in PL6, 2 in PL1.

05/Section

Restaurants already here

#NamePostcodeHygiene rating
01Anatolian Turkish KitchenPL6 5AH5
02Southway Charcoal GrillPL6 6QR4
03Charcoal GrillPL4 6LA3
04Kapadokya Turkish RestaurantPL1 2NA2
05Dunya Restaurant Turkish CuisinePL1 2SH—
06Istanbul KebabPL4 0NG—
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What it would cost here

Fitting out a 100 m² Turkish restaurant in Plymouth with a mid-range fit-out, using our small-town cost assumptions, comes to roughly £174,402 – £348,546 up front. The two largest lines are fit-out & build (£90,000 – £150,000) and kitchen equipment (£20,847 – £76,060).

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Planning estimate only — see the cost calculator for the full breakdown and assumptions.

07/FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How many Turkish restaurants are in Plymouth?
Plymouth currently has 6 Turkish restaurants.
Is there demand for a Turkish restaurant in Plymouth?
Yes — an estimated 2,250 monthly searches relate to Turkish food in Plymouth, giving it a demand score of 82/100.
What would it cost to open a Turkish restaurant in Plymouth?
A 100 m² restaurant with a mid-range fit-out costs roughly £174,402 – £348,546 to open in Plymouth, based on our cost model.
How does Plymouth compare to the rest of South West?
Plymouth scores 82/100 and ranks 2 of 26 in South West. The region's top-scoring council is Bristol, City of, at 89/100.
08/Plymouth

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