The best restaurants serving British food in Poole Town Poole South West

The best ingredients on freshly baked rolls are made in front of you by the best people. Everyone near here says the best about this shop. At busy times there may be a bit of a queue but it's well worth the wait. They now have tables so you can enjoy your food near by. The homemade carrot cake is worth a mention.

An amazing place for a cup of tea, homemade cakes and party bookings (the host is willing to be creative) from a paw patrol theme to Alice in Wonderland. The cream tea trays and buffet style food trays that are available to be delivered look delicious and all prepared fresh. Would highly recommend.

Excellent scones. Amazing friendly service. Lovely atmosphere. A must go place to experience an English tea. Hidden gem in Poole.

Went along with family for a bday bash. Table was booked by family so no wait time. I doubt there's many cafe's that give you such generous portions as Tubsy's. Amazing value for money and good proper, honest grub. Was delicious and the service was friendly and great. Felt I should leave a review for such a great little cafe/diner.

Staff were very lovely and welcoming as soon as we came in . Food was fresh and of a great quality. Toilet were clean and to a high standard

Really love coming here and staff are great xx

Food was very high quality of food and had a warm feel to it. We all was very happy with all our dishes. All very fresh and lovely staff. Big complements to the kitchen as the food was unreal!

Rooms need updating,loose tap,broken shower door,toilet seat not secure.mould around the windows.stairs very steep.no free parking have to pay in multi storey.breakfast passable,check your room before staying.

Food was very dry and basic all are dishes looked re heated terrible food for the money as well.

Booked a whisky and ale tasting for my son's birthday treat. Couldn't book online as discovered this offer within 7 days of wanting to do it which was the limit online, rang on the off chance I could book that way and the staff were very accommodating (Andrew and Euan). My husband and son did the tasting and were very impressed with the quality of the drinks and Euan's knowledge. I sat in the very comfortable garden room with our dog and a pack of cards while I waited, ordering a drink and snack using the app which was very easy. We all ate together afterwards, mains only 2x burgers and the chicken schnitzel, which were very good. Maybe we should have eaten first though to soak up some of the alcohol! Would recommend the tasting and will definitely return to eat and drink here.

Perfect fish and chips and excellent fast service in the restaurant

Lovely traditional old pub just off the Quay with a welcoming atmosphere. Fish pie is delicious and satisfying. Good portion size with a generous amount of fish. I highly recommend this dish.

Very reasonable prices. Great food with vegan options.

We recently decided to take my Granddaughter for breakfast at Riggers. We'd been there numerous times and always enjoyed it, so we were not expecting the reception we got. I booked online and from the list of available breakfast times, I selected 10.30 and received a confirmation email saying that we look forward to welcoming you for Breakfast at 10.30am. We duly arrived at 10.30 on the dot and were told by the Front of House person that "we're closed, we stop serving at 10.30". I questioned how they could stop serving at 10.30 when I had a confirmation email saying that we had breakfast STARTING at 10.30. At this point, one of the female kitchen staff shouted "we're closed!". FoH person then said, well the buffer food is still there, help yourself and take it upstairs. We collected our food, I paid and we went upstairs. I then realised that I'd forgotten to get toast, so I went back downstairs to the toaster, only to find that the bread was being wrapped up by the same kitchen staff that had shouted earlier. I asked, politely, if I could have some bread for the toaster and the answer was "No!". I pointed out that she had the bread in her hand, but the response was, "well I'm clearing it away". I found this attitude nothing short of disgusting. On leaving, we complained to the FoH about the treatment we'd received, but no apology, simply that "we're having a meeting to discuss the opening times". Maybe the lifeboat crews accept this kind of behaviour, but it's no way to treat paying customers.

So glad we kept walking down that end of quay .lovely coffee and gluten free carrot cake and Apple cake was a treat .definitely my place from now on ! And reasonably priced.