Romantic Restaurants, Getaway Places in Weymouth Harbour

"These museums will give you enough to do in Bournemouth and Poole while you’re visiting, great for summer days and rainy days!. If you’re bored of museums I’d suggest visiting the Bournemouth Upside Down House for a giggle and then grab something to eat in Bournemouth town. If you’re looking for more Bournemouth attractions do let us know and we’ll try our best to help!"

"Named the best beach in the United Kingdom, the Central Beaches are the pride and joy of the town. Stroll 10 minutes through the Lower Gardens and you’ll reach Pier Approach, the gateway to the action. Heaving in the summer time, scramble for a patch of golden sand to plant your towel on and bask in the sun."

"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."

"Al Molo can boast one of the best locations of all the places to eat in Weymouth!. This lovely Italian restaurant is housed above the old pier bandstand – so the views from the huge windows are amazing!. In summer you can sit outside on the small balcony – almost over the sea!"

"Hardy was one of the founders of the Dorset County Museum, which moved into this stunning purpose-built Neo-Gothic hall in 1881. The museum holds the Thomas Hardy archive, which has pieces like the handwritten manuscript for The Woodlanders and an 1874 first edition of Far from the Madding Crowd. There’s also a dress that belonged to Hardy’s sister and is thought to have inspired the dress in Tess of the d’Urbervilles."

"For a nautical theme and a sense of the history of Poole from prehistoric times up to modern day, drop by the Poole Museum to see their displays of archaeological artifacts from the Roman period to medieval times. As you walk in, there is a massive viking longboat at the entrance, a great attraction to entice you in further to learn more about Stone, Bronze and Iron ages. While you’re there, you can also visit the other buildings housed under the museum: Oakley’s Mill, a Victorian grain warehouse, Town Cellars and Scaplen’s Court."

"King's Statue is a tribute statue to King George III, located within Weymouth, Dorset, England. The buildings on the seafront are mostly of Georgian architecture dating from the period he was in power. It is a Grade I listed monument."

"This quirky haunt is renowned for its classic cocktails and menu of delicious British dishes, making it an ideal date location. From its dimmed interiors for romantic dinners to the sun-soaked terrace that's ideal for boozy brunching, Cosy Club is a great place to go for couples in Bournemouth."

"15/06/2021: Gluten free options but the veggie breakfast was a bit too dry and bland for my liking. 13/06/2021: Very dog friendly as one of the few places I can take my Princess for a drink and a proper meal. Service really warm and good."

"Address: Old Castle Road, Wyke Regis, Dorset, England, UK The Sandsfoot Gardens are based around the remains of the Sandsfoot Castle, which dates back to the early part of the 16th century. Overlooking the scenic coastline and Portland Harbour, the Sandsfoot Gardens may be fairly small, but they are particularly colourful and fragrant, with rose bushes and plenty of flowers during the summer months. A coffee shop serving simple refreshments is available to one side of the gardens, complete with outside seating areas."

"All dishes are freshly prepared, made with carefully sourced ingredients, wherever possible from local suppliers. Breakfast is served between 9am – 12pm Saturday and Sunday in low season and Monday – Sunday during high season. Enjoy toast, bacon sandwiches, or perhaps eggs Benedict, eggs Royals or smashed avocado."

"The service was great, extremely polite and welcoming staff. High quality food for a cracking price which we really enjoyed and pancakes were amazing. The attention to detail was really appreciated."

"A spin-off from Boscombe veteran Cafe Boscanova, South Coast Roast is part third-wave coffee shop, part bright-eyed cult (everything's "awesome"; the beef sandwich will, apparently, change your life). It certainly justifies its self-confidence on the coffee front. A flat white (£2.50) was superb."

"Cool cups of locally roasted coffee await you at South Coast Roast. To complement their caffeinated offerings, this independent café also has an enticing breakfast and lunch menu made from locally sourced food suppliers. Their brunch menu is also quite impressive!"

"Eldridge Street 5 Brewery Square, Dorchester DT1 1HX EnglandItalian, PizzaLunch, Dinner, Brunch, Late NightTakeout, Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Cash Only, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service[email protected]+44 1305 568110https://www.zizzi.co.uk/"

"On the high street, Prezzo Dorchester is within easy reach of local shops and bars, and is ten minutes from the train station. The restaurant has alfresco and upstairs dining and WiFi."