Stopped in on a whim. Great spot for a wide-selection of beer…read more Ordered a Leffe and husband ordered one of the many cask beers on draft. Cider selection is really solid. Food looked good, but we didn't eat. The garden seating is a really nice touch. Overall this is a great spot and definitely one not to pass up if you're in the area.

Used this pub for a week while i was on holiday and apart from the Goat and Tricycle it had the…read morebest choice of cask beer i found in Bournemouth.The service was good the condition of the beers was top class and the food was great and cheap for the area.This is far better than what Wetherspoons make us put up with in the Blackpool and Fylde area.

I had one night in Bournemouth and walked all over looking for an authentic pub. I went to several…read morebars but none had the feel of the Goat and Tricycle. Had the Fish n Chips which was outstanding! Real cask ale beers are great too. I definitely recommend this pub if you're looking for some great English atmosphere.

Whilst bournemouth has more places to have a drink than you can shake a stick at the majority of…read morethem are bars rather than pubs. The Goat & Tricycle however ticks just about every box associated with the world of 'Pub'. First of all the range and quality of the beer & cider sold in this place would keep Withnail and his nameless chum blissfully occupied for weeks and they always have decent guest ales up for grabs. The food is also very 'Pub' esque with the G&T burger proving more a worthy adversary for many a well fed gent. There are also an array of activities for patrons to partake in from a pool table to quiz & fruit machines, my particular favourite however is the giant connect 4 set (warningcan get very competitive after a few ales). All in all a great place and a must visit for pub lovers.

The Brasshouse knows what their clientele want and deliver big time…read moreThis is probably one of Bournemouth's largest bar/eatery places, it's situated just over the road from the Pavillion The usual array of alcoholic beverages plus a very comprehensive menu Always busy in the evenings and whenever theirs a sporting event to be televised As long as you don't come here expecting the earth then you won't be disappointed. It is what it is, and they do it very well

Secound time my wife and i have been to the brasshouse it's a pub come restraunt chearfull and not…read morea rip off, in the same league as witherspoons good ale nice food not, mich star, but more than edible. Staff are polite and helpfull ,while watching from the bar serving other guests don't see a problem. Nice pub M&B.

This place is a classic In Bournemouth. It's a mix of a pub and restaurante where they have a good…read morespecific menu. Loved to stay hours having pints and conversation. Clean bathrooms and good music.

Awesome outside dining experience second time here in 2 days clean and very friendly staffread more

Expansive special menu for Gluten Free with top draw treatment by staff to ensure allergy is taken…read moreseriously. Very impressed with how they handled it all. Food was beyond delicious. Staff was very attentive and friendly. A nice atmosphere.

OK, so it's a chain, and it's a formula, albeit a quite attractive confection. Cosy Club is a…read morewelcome addition to scoffing options in central Bournemouth now that the Print Room is gone. The quirky decor, though faux, is appealing if you like chandeliers, Victoriana (likely from China), and stuffed stag heads. Music is a quite loud speakeasy playlist. Lots of menu options, from tapas to burgers with a gastro pub range of mains. Nice cocktail list too, and they have a gluten free menu - though sadly, as everywhere else, the only gf pudding is sorbet. Service seems fine, and they serve meals all day from 9am to 10pm, and breakfast is served til 6pm! There are a lot of stairs, though there's a lift to the first floor to get you started. The main restaurant is only open Fri, Sat, Sun in winter, but you can eat in the first floor cafe/bar the rest of the time. There is a third floor dining area with terrace for summer, which we did not explore in January! The food is very serviceable if not exactly a gastronomic experience. We had excellent game stew, with lots of chunky pheasant, venison and rabbit. The promised root vegetables in the stew were a bit few and far between, but it came with champ (mash and spring onion), and was gluten free. Dessert was chocolate croissant bread and butter pud, with fine vanilla custard (for me) and (good quality) mango and blackcurrant sorbets for my GF partner. A rum based espresso martini to finish. So dinner with two courses, and drinks was fifty quid for two, which is pretty reasonable. So, definitely will be back, and we recommend it.

Unusual place with lots of stuffed animals on the walls . A refreshing change of different beers to…read moretry . Friendly staff.Went there last night going again just for the beers .

Terrible service. Waitress had a very bad attitude, not helpful at all…read more Fish and Chips £12.95: grease Fish, grease Chips. It came with 2 mushy pieces of white bread not toasted. The Peas look like they came straight from the freezer to your plate, very bland with no taste whatsoever. I left the peas and the mushy bread untouched in my plate. The Calamari was £5.95 and it came with only 5 small grease rings. Very bad experience, too expensive, I do not recommend this place to anyone. One star is way too many. I will never come back.

Well If I run out of other places for breakfast, I would not have much of an option but to come…read moreback here for breakfast. It's a bar I know, but somewhere I was smelling a strong smell of old cigarette butts. Tea served, a, ok. Took a good while, breakfast was served, I ordered a full English breakfast, but you can also get a BIGGER version, I would have ordered this if I had known, but in the end, I am glad I didn't. Came with the toast well buttered, too much for me, but nice they buttered the toast. My food other then the sausage was just warm at most. Bacon was cooked, but not hot, my fried potato thing has a strong taste of onions, yet no onions on my order. Tomato was grilled, but cold in the center. I am guessing it was not all cooked at once and got cold before it was served. Between my and my food, it was a 20 minute wait, way too long for something that should take 5 minutes. Service: only at thre bar, and delived to thre table and that was it, no check up to see if every thing was okay.

Typical family pub with excellent food offers on all-day everyday. No table service. Great…read morepanoramic views of the sea from the patio balcony. Nice comfortable decor. Once you go once, you'll go time and time again.

Average family pub. Food not very good at all. Wouldn't hurry back.read more

Only tried a pizza which was ok. Great atmosphere for live sport though with a friendly staff who…read moreremembered what I was drinking the next day.

Not the typical Irish Pub, does not have the Irish theme, but a Sports theme, loads of signed…read moreitems, shirts, etc, match programmes, etc. if you are into your sports you will love checking this out. very popular, food looked great - special, 2 meals for £11, reasonable priced especially compared to nearer the town centre. The 2 Bar Staff were great especially as they were 2 members of Staff down & it got quite busy, they did have to stop serving food though. will definitely visit when in area in future.

Carvery on a Sunday is excellent; shame they're not at all vegetarian-friendly as absolutely…read moreeverything seemed to have meat in! As a carnivore I loved the choice of meats, sides and sauces for an affordable, enjoyable full Sunday roast we didn't have to cook at home. However I wouldn't be able to bring my vegetarian family members and boyfriend here again as there was nothing except dry vegetables for them to eat - upon asking if a certain item contained meat we were informed 'probably not', not exactly reassuring! I know traditional carvery restaurants are supposed to be all about the meat but many do provide vegetarian options so families can enjoy a meal together, something that would be ideal here. Be sure to book in advance on Sundays or bank holidays as it can get very busy.

Stayed here with my partner on Saturday 30th for one night. The area is residential and quite and…read moreonly 5 minutes from the seafront. Prior to arrival I spoke to Angela who was very helpful and had no issues with my partner and I checking in early before attending a wedding which was a great help. The staff and owners were friendly and polite on arrival. I checked in quickly and ascended the stairs (no lift so not suitable for people who require disabled access) to my room. We had room 3 which was the four poster suite, it was very spacious with a good size en-suite bathroom. Despite the dated decor the room was bright (lots of big windows) and airy and as well as the four poster bed had a living room area with a sofa, table, arm chair, side table with tea/coffee and biscuits, tv and magazines. The room also contained a dressing table/draw and chair, wardrobe, two dressing gowns, a second arm chair and bedside tables. The bathroom was spacious and had white fluffy bath sheets and hand towels and consisted of a fill size bath would shower overhead. Sadly the water temperature was a little temperamental and the shower had no pump so the pressure was weak but was adequate for a quick wash. The room was spotless and the only parts of the room which need attention due to feathers, dust and cobwebs is under/behind the bed and the top frame of the bed but other than that the room was spotless. We needed an iron the morning of departure which was quickly delivered to our room however no ironing board was available so we had to use the table which wasn't a problem for us. The hotel does not offer breakfast but there is a pub restaurant which offers lunch and dinner. There's a small car park right outside and a little seating area/front garden where you can enjoy the sunshine. Overall we enjoyed our stay and would stay again.