Fancy a drink or something to eat? Why not check out some of the great pubs in Poole. On a nice day, what could be better than soaking up the sun on Poole Quay outside one of the many pubs there. Or even on a rainy day, find a cosy pub with a log fire and good food and drink.
Jolly Sailor
The Quay, Poole BH15 1HJ
The Jolly Sailor is part of the Greene King family, so you know you can save money on eating out in Poole as well. There’s plenty on offer in the lively pub including screens to watch the sporting events on.
There is also a beer garden and the pub has wifi and is family friendly. If you’re visiting Poole with the kids, then they are welcome in the Jolly Sailor.
The Kings Head
6 High St, Poole BH15 1BP
You’ll find the Kings Head just one road back from Poole Quay. It’s believed to be the oldest pub in Poole, with the building dating back to the 16th Century. This Poole pub offers plenty of entertainment including quiz nights and live music.
For reference The Kings Head is closed on a Monday.
The Yachtsman
Lake Road, Hamworthy, Poole, Dorset, BH15 4LW
Just outside of Poole town centre, you’ll find The Yachtsman. This pub has a large outside seating area and also a play area for the kids. If you’re visiting Lake Pier beach, one of the quieter beaches in Poole, The Yachtsman is just down the road, making it a perfect stop off.
The pub is also dog friendly with plenty of water bowls available for your dog if you’re out on a family day out in Poole.
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Foundry Arms
58 Lagland St, Poole BH15 1QG
The Foundry arms is one of the pubs in Poole town centre. You’ll find all day breakfast on the menu from 10am if you’re out and about early.
The traditional pub has a packed calendar of events happening through the year, so if you’re looking for entertainment check out the Foundry Arms.
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The Poole Arms
19 The Quay, Poole BH15 1HJ
The Poole Arms is the oldest pub on Poole Quay. You can’t miss it if you’re walking along Poole Quay with its green tile front. The pub serves fresh seafood dishes on the menu with locally sourced ingredients.
Poole has plenty of events and festivals happening throughout the year, and the Poole Arms is in a great location for many of them.
