Ground Up Cafe in Poole

I have been coming here for many years, and it is one of my favourite pubs for its selection of good ales and its traditional yet modern ambience. BUT I hate it when it has live music at weekends because the place becomes packed out with a very young clientele, conversation is impossible, and generally, the bands are not the greatest. Possibly this says more about me than the venue but if you like to have a couple of beers and a natter with friends then you should choose your nights very carefully!

Been a couple of times, especially on cold rainy days. Interesting place to walk round for a couple of hours. And it’s free.

Went to Neros for coffee on Good Friday at 10.15am. Young girls working behind the counter need to pay more attention to customer care and engage with customers immediately when customers approach the counter instead of carrying on with their own private conversations and only paying the customer attention when they have finished talking and at their own convenience.

Everything was amazing, the band were fantastic. Vicky (i think the real victoria..) was an absolute star

Rosie at Poole branch was amazing. Completely met our needs and made sure we had drinks for our bottomless brunch. Thank you Rosie 🩷