Best & Cool Bars in Weymouth Harbour

"Boasting a 4.1-star rating on Google from almost 2000 reviews, Urban Reef undeniably has a stellar offering on its menu to go with its impressive location and famous views. Their breakfast menu is served until 11 am, and on it you’ll find their Surf’s Up breakfast featuring Dorset pork & leek sausage, smoked back bacon, two free-range Flambard’seggs, New Forest mushrooms, roasted tomato, baked beans and lovely buttered toast for £8.50, or if you’re in the mood for a treat you can go for a fresh stack of thick and fluffy pancakes topped with real maple syrup and smoked bacon for a mouth-wateringly tasty sweet-and-savoury contrast. As they say on their website: you can’t beat it!"

"This restaurant’s idyllic beachfront setting means that diners here can enjoy a breathtaking vista over Boscombe Promenade and across Bournemouth Bay during their meal. Feel at one with the natural landscape as you tuck into one of Urban Reef’s delicious breakfasts. The sundeck is located right on the promenade, so diners truly feel a part of the natural landscape."

"Urban Reef is one unmissable place to eat, thanks to its stunning views of Bournemouth Bay, the Isle of Wight and beyond. Offering everything from light breakfasts and brunches through to romantic diners and takeaway pizza, it's got all you need under one roof."

"For food fuel by day, we recommend homemade soups and super sandwiches at Flirt, a perfectly quirky cafe that also sells bubble teas and healthy smoothies. Post-lunch, you can also enjoy a glass of wine. The all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet is also a favourite with groups."

"Côte Brasserie serve breakfast and brunch from 8am until 12 noon on a Monday to Friday and then 9am to 1pm on a Saturday and Sunday. Highlights include a breakfast set menu that involves any cooked breakfast with fresh orange juice or cloudy apple juice and a hot drink of your choice. Options include a full English breakfast, Crepe Complete (pancakes, bacon and comte cheese), Eggs Florentine, Eggs Royal and Eggs Avocado."

"On Saturday and Sundays, you can enjoy breakfast as part of the brunch menu at Cote in Bournemouth. Breakfast menu items including a full breakfast, vegan breakfast or vegetarian breakfast are available. Why not try the French breakfast which includes two scrambled eggs, bourdin noir, French streaky bacon, field mushroom and toasted brioche."

"They have a good selection of dishes and the food was cooked to perfection. Unlike a lot of other restaurants our table (including a high chair) was in place when we arrived. I would not hesitate to return."

"Elegant yet informal, the Hotel du Vin restaurant serves premium French bistro-style cuisine made with the freshest ingredients. Subtle starters and bold mains sit alongside an outstanding wine list, as well as a choice of spirits and local beers."

"At our bistro restaurant in Poole we thrive on great ingredients, inspired by French home-style cooking with robust earthy dishes, slow-cooked foods and Bri ..."

"The Urban Beach is a small boutique hotel and bistro located just a few minutes walk from the beach and from sister venue, The Urban Reef restaurant. Come and stay at a hotel with real soul, an amazing atmosphere and a great team of staff, from Mark Cribb the owner and our manager, Chris Warwick, all the way down. Our Bistro offers some great dishes with meat and fish that is locally sourced and freshly cooked by our excellent head chef Carl."

"Amazing atmosphere, great food and some really nice vegan recipes. As a top-rated restaurant in Bournemouth, it really is a Bournemouth hidden gem that people need to dig into, the vegan food tastes amazing and you wouldn’t think it’s vegan at all."

"Address: 106 Commercial Road, The Triangle, Bournemouth BH2 5LR. Price guide: £5-£30 (depending on how hungry you are for mains versus tapas). Directly translated as “red eye”, Ojo Rojo offers visitors a Mexican-inspired exploration of the senses."

"A firm favourite with curry fans, this long-established Indian restaurant along Bournemouth’s longest stretch of bars, clubs and restaurants serves up authentic, exquisitely spiced dishes for all palettes."

"If you love pizza and want to go somewhere that has vegan options on the menu, check out the hungry oven Bournemouth. The food is really nice, the pizzas are big and the service is really good there. If you’re looking at places to eat in Bournemouth, check out this place."

"It’s a really nice Bournemouth day trip to make and there’s loads to be seen. They have a really nice cafe, I’m not sure it’s the place to go with young children though, they might get bored!"

"Built between 1860 to 1872 Nothe Fort was constructed to defend the military base at Portland Harbour, a man made harbour which itself was completed in 1872 and was at the time the world's largest. Located opposite Weymouth Harbour the elevated fort was built on three levels, one for the magazine for ammunition storage a second for cannons and sleeping quarters and a third for firing weapons from. The fort built in the shape of a D also features a large courtyard that is used for public events."

"Today Nothe Fort is a popular visitor location for the town with plenty to see and do. Current admission prices are £8 adults, £7 Senior Citizens, £2 children (under 5’s free). There is plenty to do at Nothe Fort for the whole family including a step back into history, regular events happening throughout the year, fort artillery firing on alternate Sundays through the year and lots of activities for children."

"Nothe Fort is a fort in Weymouth, Dorset, England, situated at the end of the Nothe Peninsula, which juts eastwards from the town of Weymouth, and Weymouth Harbour, into the sea to the north of the ex-military Portland Harbour. Sightseeing • Top attraction • Museum • Historical place • History museum • Military museum"