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DIALLING CODE +44
CURRENCY £
CURRENCY £
England
The A1 shuttle
bus runs to the
main square, hourly
from 7.30am-6.30pm.
Tickets: £4.
bus runs to the
main square, hourly
from 7.30am-6.30pm.
Tickets: £4.
FROM THE AIRPORT
BOURNEMOUTH
The fare to
W the centre is
about £16.
W the centre is
about £16.
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AFTER DARK
RESTAURANTS
UP TO €15
The Salad Centre
(667 Christchurch Road, Boscombe,tel: 01202 393673) Delicious veggie dishes such as chick pea casserole
are on offer here, along with an excellent salad bar
UP TO €30
Kings Rhodes Brasserie
(18 Castle Street, tel: 01202 483 434)
This buzzing brasserie is part of the Gary Rhodes empire.
Modern British dishes with a twist feature
on the menu, and the waiting staff will happily
explain that all the menu is locally sourced.
UP TO €50
West Beach Restaurant
(Pier Approach, tel: 01202 587 785)
A Michelin-listed seafood restaurant right on the
beach - watch the chefs work in the open kitchen
or admire the sea views through floor-to-ceiling
windows. Get a taste of the sea, too, with a fish
dish-the daily specials are a real treat.
EXCLUSIVE
Pebble Beach (Marine Drive, Barton-on-Sea,
tel: 01425 627 777)
This award-winning cliff-top restaurant has great views of the crashing waves. Seafood is the speciality of acclaimed
chef Pierre Chevillard, with inspirational dishes
including smoked haddock and scallops
on pumpkin mash.
The Salad Centre
(667 Christchurch Road, Boscombe,tel: 01202 393673) Delicious veggie dishes such as chick pea casserole
are on offer here, along with an excellent salad bar
UP TO €30
Kings Rhodes Brasserie
(18 Castle Street, tel: 01202 483 434)
This buzzing brasserie is part of the Gary Rhodes empire.
Modern British dishes with a twist feature
on the menu, and the waiting staff will happily
explain that all the menu is locally sourced.
UP TO €50
West Beach Restaurant
(Pier Approach, tel: 01202 587 785)
A Michelin-listed seafood restaurant right on the
beach - watch the chefs work in the open kitchen
or admire the sea views through floor-to-ceiling
windows. Get a taste of the sea, too, with a fish
dish-the daily specials are a real treat.
EXCLUSIVE
Pebble Beach (Marine Drive, Barton-on-Sea,
tel: 01425 627 777)
This award-winning cliff-top restaurant has great views of the crashing waves. Seafood is the speciality of acclaimed
chef Pierre Chevillard, with inspirational dishes
including smoked haddock and scallops
on pumpkin mash.
LOW KEY
Reef Encounter
(42 Sea Road, Boscombe,
tel: 01202 280 656)
A lively but laidbacksurfthemed bar with comfy sofas and an outside deck, serving cocktails, burgers and bar snacks
LIVE MUSIC
The Lighthouse (21 Kingiand Road,
tel: 0844 406 8666)
Not actually a lighthouse, but an interesting venue nevertheless, this centre for the arts showcases musicals and live concerts. January sees piano concerts and the
musical Joseph.
LATE & LIVELY
Old Fire Station
(36 Holdenhurst Road, tel: 01202 963 889)Foam parties, full-moon parties, comedy nights and live bands are all held in this popular venue in a converted fire
station. Thursdays are student nights.
Reef Encounter
(42 Sea Road, Boscombe,
tel: 01202 280 656)
A lively but laidbacksurfthemed bar with comfy sofas and an outside deck, serving cocktails, burgers and bar snacks
LIVE MUSIC
The Lighthouse (21 Kingiand Road,
tel: 0844 406 8666)
Not actually a lighthouse, but an interesting venue nevertheless, this centre for the arts showcases musicals and live concerts. January sees piano concerts and the
musical Joseph.
LATE & LIVELY
Old Fire Station
(36 Holdenhurst Road, tel: 01202 963 889)Foam parties, full-moon parties, comedy nights and live bands are all held in this popular venue in a converted fire
station. Thursdays are student nights.
FUNNY
Famous author JRR
Tolkien spent many
holidays in the Miramar Hotel. He liked the town so much he eventually
moved here.
Famous author JRR
Tolkien spent many
holidays in the Miramar Hotel. He liked the town so much he eventually
moved here.
