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.

This is one of the best bars we visited In Bournemouth. The bartenders are quite nice and very…read moreskilled. They even had green chartreuse and knew how to make a last word! There's two floors. When we were there live music was playing at the door. They were very good, but it was very loud so we opted to go downstairs after getting our drinks. Toilets there are very dive bar, but they work. Overall had a great time here and would definitely come back.

Beers are a bit limited but to be honest when there's this many bourbons on offer who cares!read more

Lovely setting, nice atmosphere. Good beer and fair selection. I ate here some time ago and that…read morewas good too. Spacious indoor area and a fair size outdoor area with heaters for those that smoke. Great place to meet for a date or for a night out chilling with friends or family.

I came here with my mother whilst she was visiting the UK. The food was reasonably priced but not…read moreexcellent. The atmosphere is fantastic and the space of the restaurant is surprisingly big, I would say it would definitely be a place for large groups and catch ups.

Before dinner drinks with friends. Cocktails looked good, service was excellent. I'll be coming…read moreback for a few beers at some point in the near future.

Lovely little pub , its Ringwood Brewery with a full selection of their real ales available and I…read morefound it in great condition condition . Lots of wood furniture and stripped floors . If you like your pubs bohemian you will like this . They also have papers and games .

Great pub this one, especially if you enjoy a pint of real ale. They have the usul fare on lagers…read morebut the have a good selection of hand drawen real ales from the Ringwood Brewery, names like Old Thumper and 49'er both delicious and more than capable of reducing me to a mewling kitten the following morning!!!! Go easy on these two! The pub is not huge but can attract some of the more interesting people from the area and by that I mean interesting, this is a great place for a conversation with a stranger. Never miss the chance to visit here whenever we are out in Westbourne.

Dylans is a typical student bar, it has good and varied food for a great student price. There is…read morehappy hour with £1.50 pints after 7pm everyday, it starts earlier on Fridays! If you don't want any alcohol, there is also a good selection of coffee and soft drinks.

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.

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

Great venue of modern historic significance for Bournemouth a real bit of recent 'industrial…read moreheritage' for the seaside town that seemed to miss that particular revolution no dark satanic mills here but a wonderful Art Deco printing 'factory', the old Bournemouth Daily Echo print room, now a really cosy and welcoming bar (with restaurant next door in the huge old print room itself). High stools and tables, luxurious lounge settees, dark, moody but warm atmosphere, excellent.

This bar is situated in part of the Art deco building which houses the Bournemouth echo (hence the…read morename). This bar is a good place to go for a drink with a new date, especially if you were to follow it up with a meal in the print room next door. The decor is chic, with lots of dark colours and opulent fabrics.

We went here last night after wanting to go for months and we were not disappointed! The lady was…read moresuper friendly and happy and lovely. The pizza is cooked in a wood-fired oven so it tastes amazing. I ordered the Primavera pizza which comes with sun-dried tomatoes, pesto and goat's cheese (photo above). It was absolutely enormous and tasted unbelievable. And so cheap! I think it was £7.85 or £8.75? Either way, an absolute bargain, especially compared to the rubbish you are served at Pizza Hut/Pizza Express/Dominos. The opening times above are incorrect. It's actually closed on a Tuesday and is open on a Monday. This is literally the best kept secret in Bournemouth and I can't wait to go again!

Mario makes some great pizza! Cooked in a huge pizza oven that takes up most of the kitchen, the…read morePizza made here is fantastic. Fresh ingredients and generous toppings. As it is a small family owned and run business, I have phoned to order food on several occasions (for collection only) and found them to be closed, which is always disappointing! Most Pizzas are about £8.50. There are a couple of tables inside, but this is mainly a take away, so I treat it as such.