Traditional Food and Drinks during Dorset Holidays

You can spend your Dorset holidays lying under the sun or swimming on the azure waters. You can take leisurely walks in nature trails and the countryside or just unwind at cafes and brassieres along the cobbled streets to soothe away frayed nerves. You can experience adrenaline-pumping activities like zip wiring, shooting, race karting, scuba diving, and much more. Your Dorset holidays will keep you busy all throughout the day and will make you want to satisfy your cravings for delicious home-cooked meals. It is a good thing that you can cook at the holiday cottages. The holiday cottages do not only offer the most luxurious accommodations for holidaymakers but also a wide range of fantastic services and amenities. But if you want to sample classic English meals during your Dorset holidays, you can just take your family at these quaint restaurants.

1812

Just in close proximity from the holiday cottages is the famous 1812.

The restaurant-cum-bar is closely associated with the history of Bournemouth. In the year 1812, Captain Lewis Tregonwell constructed the first house in Bournemouth. After 64 years, Henry Newlyn became the new owner and transformed it into a hotel. This lovely bar is a great hang out for anyone who just wants to sip on drinks with friends. Good music, food and drinks at 1812 are what keep the patrons coming back. Over the last three years, 1812 has won numerous awards for its exceptional service. The casual atmosphere as well as friendly staff will encourage you to stay a little bit longer. Enjoy the tastiest fish n’ chips here as well as locally brewed ales and beers. The bas has an extensive list of cocktails, wines, and beverages that will keep good times rolling. The 1812 restaurant is open from 5 p.m. to midnight from Monday through Thursday. The bar is open from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. on Saturdays, while on Sundays, you can visit here from 12 p.m. to 11 p.m. Schedule a dinner here with the family or a celebration with friends during your Dorset holidays.

The Poacher’s Inn

Maybe you went to an awesome cruise to the Brownsea Island during your Dorset holidays. After feeling the cool sea breeze, drop by at The Poacher’s Inn before heading back to the holiday cottages. The charming restaurant is situated in a 17th century building that clearly reflects so much of the county’s tradition and history. Relax and enjoy with friends as you have a round of keg beer or some local ale. The fully-stocked bar also has special ales, new and old world wines, flavourful cocktails, and much more. The atmosphere is very inviting and the interiors are cosy. No wonder the place is always filled with patrons looking for a good time.