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Swanage, Food Guide: 10 Bar food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Studland
Find out what Bar restaurants to try in Studland including The Cabin, Old Harry Bar, The Black Swan Inn, The Globe Inn, The Bankes Arms Country Inn, Isle of Purbeck Golf Club, Grand Hotel Swanage Restaurant and Bar, The Kings Arms, The Red Lion, The Castle Inn
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10. The Castle Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1025 reviews
They don't have a website as far as I know. They are a pub with a restaurant in it.
Reviewed By dianapete03
Obviously a very popular pub as very busy but staff immediately found us a table, bought us menus and took our drink order. Food arrived promptly and was excellent and locally sourced and reasonably priced. I certainly would recommend this great pub for a good meal out.
9. The Red Lion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 526 reviews
Reviewed By NigelHHHHHHHHHH
Beer selection is excellent well kepy and gravity fed from the Barrel from a well cooled cellar. Food is of good but not excellent quality, but large portion sizes.
8. The Kings Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 228 reviews
Reviewed By kemnayladdie1
This is what I really enjoy...no plastic here a genuine pub.Real ale...at a price you can afford... Sunday lunch an English Sunday oneWith how many vegetables...I counted six or was it seven hiding under those roast potatoes ?.... lovely....oh for this pub to be near where I live... thanks for a experience...I long forgot...x
7. Grand Hotel Swanage Restaurant and Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 184 reviews
Reviewed By IslandMichele007
Booked a table in the conservatory to celebrate mum's 80th birthday. Enjoyed the view & the fireworks afterwards from the garden. The food was nothing special & my large glass of Shiraz at £8.20 was extremely overpriced & not brilliant!! The waiters were not particularly friendly & seemed a little inexperienced. We enjoyed our evening but a little disappointing!
6. Isle of Purbeck Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
The magnificent Purbeck Stone Clubhouse, which was built as recently as 1966, contains fossilised dinosaur footprints and huge ammonites more than 150 million years old, which are all built into the interior walls. The clubhouse is open every day from 8 t
Reviewed By Hastoegraham
This is potentially a great golf course with a wonderful natural layout. We visited at the end of the very hot summer and the course has really suffered. The fairways are a mixture of bare patches and clumpy grass. The greens that had not been timed were true but slow. We need to visit again to get a feel for it after more normal conditions.Hi HastoegrahamThank you for visiting our Golf Course, we are pleased that you agree that it is indeed a wonderful natural layout.We have just finished our maintenance, The greens have been verti cut, spiked, cored, overseeded and top dressed. They are now settling nicely and are rolling well.We look forward to welcoming you again next time.
5. The Bankes Arms Country Inn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 798 reviews
Reviewed By cornflower187045
A very warm friendly welcome on arrival. Excellent service and good quality food. Well worth every penny. Portion sizes more than adequate.. Compared to pig on the beach. Would definitely recommend coming here better value for money. Tasty food and hot. We had lamb shank etc. Omg it was absolutely delicious. Thankyou for such a lovely evening meal.
4. The Globe Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 207 reviews
We are a local pub that welcomes visitors. Chef Ash rents the kitchen from us and prepares and sources all his meals. He uses mainly local ingredients. We are quite small and so do not have a separate dining room although we do have an area set aside for
Reviewed By sarahmA8116FP
Whenever I'm in Swanage (couple of times a year for diving) I always go into the Globe at least once. I can't help but not. The atmosphere is so friendly, I always feel welcome. The beer selection is always good and well looked after and the food options are very tastey.There's a lovely big beer garden out the back and the bar itself although small is packed with character.I'll go back here again and again whenever I get the opportunity. Being veggie the food options are a little limited but what they lack in variety they make up for in service.Outstanding points for good quality character, service and real beer.Go on in and make some new pals.
3. The Black Swan Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1156 reviews
Reviewed By colinb540
Would not complain about the food, itâs great. Just lacking on the service. After our main course we waited 45 minutes and nothing, not a chance of looking at the sweet menu, or asked if we wanted more drinks. Went to the bar and and all I got was sorry. Maybe a little more training with the staff, which I will say are very friendly and polite. Just felt that we were forgotten.
2. Old Harry Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 36 reviews
The Old Harry Bar at Studland Social Club, is situated close to the beach, in the beautiful village of Studland , entrance to the World Heritage Jurassic Coast in Dorset and is one of the few public amenities available for the local community in the villa
Reviewed By Mike C
Whilst Janie and I aren't regular visitors when we do it's always very welcoming and ALWAYS HAS AN INTERESTING AND TASTY GUEST BEER OR TWO
1. The Cabin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 627 reviews
Seasonal Cafe trading for Six Months from Easter each year. We are situated on The Beach with amazing views of Swanage Bay, covering a wide selection of Hot and Cold Food, with our speciality being our Seafood. We serve Dorset Tea & Delicious Coffee and a
Reviewed By julieHen
We have been to the Cabin many times this year ... excellent location and deliciousfood. The staff are very welcoming and friendly too. The owner always finds timeto talk to his customers . . this place is a gem ... don't really want to share it but I am so you can enjoy it too. Check its opening times as it it seasonal.
Where to eat British food in Studland: The Best Restaurants and Bars
