Giant Poole
Giant's Poole store on the High Street, selling road, e-bike and trekking ranges.
The High Street runs from the Dolphin Centre down to a quay lined with pubs, fish stalls and harbour boats, past the Georgian merchant houses and warehouses of the old town. The Brownsea Island and Studland ferries both leave from here.
Giant's Poole store on the High Street, selling road, e-bike and trekking ranges.
Coffee shop and working roastery on Kingland Crescent in Poole, selling its own beans and running courses.
Seafood and grill restaurant in a listed inn on Market Street in Poole Old Town, with a nautical Yacht Lounge bar.
Phone, tablet, laptop and smartwatch repair shop in Poole's Dolphin Shopping Centre that also unlocks and buys devices.
Waterfront fish and chip restaurant and takeaway on Lifeboat Quay in Poole, serving since 1984.
Boho and western boutique on Kingland Crescent in Poole, stocking Ariat cowboy boots, hats and gifts.
Opticians and hearing care on Poole High Street, part of the Leightons group.
Poole's arts centre on Kingland Road, with a concert hall, theatre, cinema and gallery.
Family-run Neapolitan café and bar at 7 High Street in Poole Old Town, with homemade rosticceria and pastries.
Family-run jeweller in a listed building on Poole High Street since 1989, with its own workshop and gold buying.
Four pools including a diving pool, plus a sixty-station gym, in the centre of Poole.
Poole's town museum on the Old Town quay, telling the story of the harbour and the port.
Cash-only nail salon at 77 High Street in Poole, offering acrylics, BIAB, Shellac manicures and pedicures.
Poole's big urban park around a saltwater boating lake, with cafes, tennis, bowls and watersports.
Family-owned holiday-let agency in Poole Old Town, managing self-catering homes from Poole to Christchurch.
Racket sports shop on Poole Quay for tennis, padel, squash and badminton, with restringing and demo rackets.
Indian restaurant and takeaway at 38 High Street, Poole, open every evening including bank holidays.
Family-run day nursery on Kingland Road, Poole, opposite Poole Park, caring for children from babies to age five.
Record shop on Poole High Street stocking vinyl, CDs, DVDs, Blu-rays, posters and games.
Curry house at 50 High Street, Poole, with charcoal-fired tandoori dishes and midweek and weekend taster menus.
18th-century pub on Market Street in Poole with five en-suite rooms and the Hayloft wedding and party space.
Quayside café at Dolphin Quays on Poole Quay, with outdoor tables looking over the marina to Brownsea Island.
Bar and kitchen on Old Orchard in central Poole serving burgers and desserts, with DJs and live bands at weekends.
Gym on the fifth floor above the Travelodge at Lifeboat Quay, Poole, with sea views and free parking for members.