Dog Friendly — Pubs in Poole

Single public bar style pub with raised area for pool and darts.Function room at rear

King Charles Inn

Thames Street, Poole BH15 1JN

An historic and allegedly haunted 14th Century pub just off Poole Quay retaining many original features. The long main bar area offers comfortable seating, darts and bar billiards and shows live sports. The unique adjoining medieval Kings' Banquet Hall is constructed from original oak ship beams and hosts live music every weekend. There is an excellent menu of home-cooked food and carveries on Sunday. There are two regular beers and two well chosen guests usually sourced from local breweries.

Cockleshell

5 Lagland Street, Poole BH15 1RR

Family Friendly

Single bar pub that in its time hosted the first meeting of the local CAMRA branch. Now serving no real ale, the pub hosts discos and is adorned with bright blue lights, especially in the doorway. Locals pub with a large decked smoking area and a typical offering of keg lagers and bitters.

Kings Head

6 High Street, Poole BH15 1BP

2014 refurbishment has given this pub a very open appearance.

Crown Hotel

23 Market Street, Poole BH15 1NB

Accommodation

Family Friendly

Recently refurbished split level pub with bar on right The building is grade 2 listed and like many pubs in the old town reportedly haunted

Brewhouse & Kitchen (Poole)

1 Dear Hay Lane, Poole BH15 1NZ

Real Cider Available

Opened in February 2015, one of a chain of brew pubs based on similar small American examples. Brewery in pub with opportunity to meet the brewer and see or take part in the process. Pleasant modern surroundings,with a wide choice of food, and suggested beer pairings to go with the menu items. Four regular on site brewed beers based on English and American styles, as well as two revolving seasonal ales, also site brewed. Popular with office workers. Close to station and town centre, quiet considering the closeness to town roundabout complex.

Lord Nelson

The Quay, Poole BH15 1HJ

A traditional pub by day,Poole Quay's No.1 live music venue by night.

Drift

9 The Quay, Poole BH15 1HJ

Real Cider Available

Refurbihed in 2019,bar relocated.Cask beer sold intermittently.

Brewhouse

68 High Street, Poole BH15 1DA

This multi-award winning pub has been a long established feature of Poole High Street, and a reliable source of interesting ales from both Frome Brewery and well-chosen ales from national microbreweries. Real cider is also available. On entrance from the High Street you find tables in the window and past the busy bar area there is an area for pool and darts. Dogs are welcome in this no frills traditional community pub which offers a warm welcome to locals and visitors alike.

Blue Boar

29 Market Close, Poole BH15 1NE

Function Room

Popular Fuller's pub, located near the town centre, with four hand pumps, the guest beer not often from the Fuller's range. The good value home cooked food is worthwhile investigating, but finishes early on Sunday for the quiz. Pictures and artefacts around the L-shaped bar follow either a military or local theme while the cellar bar, a converted air raid shelter, offers an interesting alternative and occasional live music at weekends. An excellent first floor function room is available for hire.

Rope & Anchor

4 Sarum Street, Poole BH15 1JW

In an old cobbled alley off historic Poole Quay, this Wadworth house offers up to six real ales and an extensive home cooked food menu with locally caught fish a speciality. There is a comfortable bar side seating area perfect for conversation and a tabled area for dining, the rear patio is a real sun trap. There is live music every Friday. A perfect way to escape the bustle on the quay in this friendly relaxed pub.

Antelope Hotel

8 High Street, Poole BH15 1BP

Accommodation

Famous old coaching inn refurbished in 2013, this old building is reputed to be haunted. Some of the old features are still evident such as the fireplace and some beams.

Jolly Sailor

The Quay, Poole BH15 1HJ