Beirut Lounge
Lebanese mezze and grills from a family cooking since 1992, with boutique wines and private hire.
47 listings for eat & drink in Bournemouth. Of those, 44 publish their opening hours, 26 open on a Sunday and 46 carry a Food Standards Agency hygiene rating, the best of them a 5.
Lebanese mezze and grills from a family cooking since 1992, with boutique wines and private hire.
Small Korean and Japanese kitchen off Bournemouth Square, bento boxes to eat in or take away.
Thai restaurant near the BIC and the seafront, with takeaway and home delivery.
Coffee shop beside Bournemouth Square known for focaccia sandwiches, bakes and granola pots.
Pakistani and Indian restaurant and takeaway on Old Christchurch Road, bring your own bottle.
Brass-fitted bar on Westover Road showing live sport, with a weekday-evening happy hour.
Late-night bar and club on Old Christchurch Road over two floors, Wednesday to Saturday.
Award-winning loft bar and live lounge on Poole Hill, with weekend acts and a private Green Room.
Italian pizza and pasta on West Cliff Road, with outdoor seating a short walk from the seafront.
Harvester grill on the promenade at Durley Chine, open from nine with a takeaway menu.
Garden bar and live music club on Terrace Road, with a heated terrace and a roof that opens.
Brasserie and bar inside the BIC, with seafront views and a pre-show menu.
Independent coffee shop a few doors from the Pavilion, with speciality coffee and cakes.
Late-night cocktail bar and club on Commercial Road, with resident DJs and tables to book.
Vegan cafe and lounge in the town centre, cooking from scratch with local seasonal produce.
Cat cafe and rescue sanctuary in Bournemouth, visited by booking rather than walking in.
Slug and Lettuce on Richmond Hill, with cocktails, food until nine and a beer garden.
Old Christchurch Road pub built around live sport, with food served until nine.
Wetherspoon pub in St Peters Quarter, open from eight for breakfast through to the early hours.
One-bar Marston's local in Westbourne, formerly the Old Thumper, with cask ales and live music.
Plant-based restaurant on The Triangle, with a cold-pressed juice bar and organic wines.
Cycle cafe and bike shop in Pokesdown, pairing a workshop with breakfast and lunch.