The fish at Storm is landed by the owner of the restaurant, a claim that no other fish restaurant in Poole can make. The menu changes daily and depends both upon the catch of the day and what vegetables are available, also provided by the hands of the owner who who grows them during the milder months for use in the restaurant.<br><br>Rustic and cosy the restaurant has a lovely atmosphere.
A traditional Dorset country inn with the Isle of Purbeck Brewery on the premises. A cosy bar is warmed by log fires in winter and the extensive gardens are perfect for alfresco dining in summer. Dogs are welcome.
The Black Swan Inn is a charming grade II listed building situated in the heart of Swanage where you will find cosy interiors and secluded gardens for alfresco dining. A good range of ales, ciders and wines are available alongside pub grub and dogs are welcome both inside and out.
In a geat location near the water's edge, this restaurant offers all things Italian and a take away service. Children are welcome.
A lovely little find, tucked away at the entrance to this little beach. Joe a friendly lady with five kids and a delectable selection of homemade cakes. She also lets you borrow beach toys for free - 'it's good karma'.
Golden crispy chips and flakey white cod at a waterside setting? Yum. Takeaway with a full menu that doesn't just feature fish, or sit in and enjoy the view.
A colonial style restaurant both inside and out where you can enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner. Give them a call to reserve a table.
This is a lovely part of Dorset coast and with its harbourside of location this pub is ideally located for a relaxing pint with fantastic views.
Perched on the edge of the Isle of Purbeck this cafe is worth a visit for the stunning sea views alone.Whether your after a snack on the beach or a more substantial three course dinner, the food is locally sourced as much as possible and the menu changes daily. Arrive by boat and park up in the marina next door or take the scenic route by road through the surrounding National Park.
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The fish at Storm is landed by the owner of the restaurant, a claim that no other fish restaurant in Poole can make. The menu changes daily and depends both upon the catch of the day and what vegetables are available, also provided by the hands of the owner who who grows them during the milder months for use in the restaurant.<br><br>Rustic and cosy the restaurant has a lovely atmosphere.
A traditional Dorset country inn with the Isle of Purbeck Brewery on the premises. A cosy bar is warmed by log fires in winter and the extensive gardens are perfect for alfresco dining in summer. Dogs are welcome.
The Black Swan Inn is a charming grade II listed building situated in the heart of Swanage where you will find cosy interiors and secluded gardens for alfresco dining. A good range of ales, ciders and wines are available alongside pub grub and dogs are welcome both inside and out.
In a geat location near the water's edge, this restaurant offers all things Italian and a take away service. Children are welcome.
A lovely little find, tucked away at the entrance to this little beach. Joe a friendly lady with five kids and a delectable selection of homemade cakes. She also lets you borrow beach toys for free - 'it's good karma'.
Golden crispy chips and flakey white cod at a waterside setting? Yum. Takeaway with a full menu that doesn't just feature fish, or sit in and enjoy the view.
A colonial style restaurant both inside and out where you can enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner. Give them a call to reserve a table.
Enjoy the views across the bay as you tuck into a bacon butty.
This is a lovely part of Dorset coast and with its harbourside of location this pub is ideally located for a relaxing pint with fantastic views.
Perched on the edge of the Isle of Purbeck this cafe is worth a visit for the stunning sea views alone.Whether your after a snack on the beach or a more substantial three course dinner, the food is locally sourced as much as possible and the menu changes daily. Arrive by boat and park up in the marina next door or take the scenic route by road through the surrounding National Park.