Food & Drink

Places to Eat in Poole

In Poole, make the most of the abundant local produce to create taste sensations. With heartwarming favourites and sumptuous award-winning fine dining on offer, one thing is sure: you will be tempted!

With one of the longest coast lines thanks to the 110 miles of inland harbour and fabulous beaches, you are spoilt for choice with superb al fresco dining options. Choose from beachside dining or Poole’s historic Quay overlooking the world-class setting of Europe’s largest natural harbour for some of the best tables and views in the UK. So come and discover something to make your mouth water.

Restaurants

If you are looking for somewhere to eat, why not take your pick of Poole’s delicious hotspots, from fine dining and special occasions to business lunches and family dining. The town’s unique mix of small independent, often family-run restaurants with quality chains, means that Poole delivers something to suit every taste, budget, and occasion.

Pubs & Bars

From contemporary, modern bars to traditional pubs with to-die-for menus, Poole is a great location to grab a drink and watch the world go by, especially on the bustling quayside with many bars and pubs dotted along the waters edge. Just don't forget to finish your trip to the quay with some traditional fish and chips.

Cafe & Delis

Visit a cosy cafe or a deli full of tasty homemade treats.

Afternoon Tea

You can't beat an afternoon tea experience in Poole. The perfect way to indulge during your visit.

Local Produce

With its own fishing fleet, Poole is renowned for its seafood, and the 'catch of the day' is a highlight on many menus. From Poole Bay straight to the plate, it won’t come any fresher when you are looking for a place to eat.

Great local produce has given the town its fair share of AA rosettes, Good Food Guide regulars, and well-known restauranteurs such as Rick Stein. Take your pick of destination restaurants that visitors travel to dine at and fulfil a passion for seafood or outstanding authentic French dining – the closest you’ll get without travelling via Condor across the Channel.