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PrevThe King Charles
Poole
Step back in time inside one of Poole’s oldest pubs. The King Charles is a family run pub delivering great beers, great food and great entertainment.
Jenkins & Sons
Poole
Cafe, cocktail bar & restaurant in a converted 1920’s fishmongers & butchers, selling the finest local meat & fish, cooked over charcoal & served with epic British craft beers.
The Antelope
Poole
Part of the Greene King brewery, The Antelope is a Poole favourite with its period features and contemporary décor. Enjoy a selection of hearty pub classics and distinctive real ales.
The Quay
Poole
The Quay is a Wetherpoon pub located on Poole Quay serving real ales, craft beers and more. The Quay is set within a grade II listed, former 19th century warehouse.
The Crown
Poole
Tucked away in the historic old town of Poole, The Crown delivers delicious modern British cuisine. The hearty, home cooked food is complimented by an extensive drinks menu.
Banana Wharf
Poole
Banana Wharf bar & restaurant at Poole is the perfect spot to meet, eat and drink by the water, with fantastic views looking out over the marina to Brownsea island.
The Lord Nelson
Poole
Poole Quay’s top live entertainment venue. The Lord Nelson is best known for its traditional pub grub and live music.
The Jolly Sailor
Poole
A traditional British pub, The Jolly Sailor menu is packed with favourite pub classics made form quality ingredients! The Jolly Sailor creates the perfect pub atmosphere and is also dog friendly.
Tin of Sardines
Poole
Tin of Sardines gin bar has over 300 brands of gin and 60 mixers from across the world. Alongside their assortment of gins, Tin of Sardines also serves flavoursome cheese and meat platters!
Rope & Anchor
Poole
Rope & Anchor pride themselves on being the home of good food and great ales. The traditional British pub is a firm favourite and offers a programme of fantastic live music sessions.
The Lord Wimborne
Poole
The Lord Wimborne is a Wetherpoon pub in Poole. The 19th century building used to be a public library which was donated by lord of the manor, Lord Wimborne.
