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Poole restaurants for harbourside dining
If you like scenic views with your meal, then you should head to the restaurants of Poole Quay. Many have floor to ceiling windows and extensive outdoor decking, so customers can get maximum pleasure from what is the largest natural harbour in the whole of Europe. As you dine al fresco, you can look out on the yachts sailing in and out and on the beauties of Brownsea Island (now a thriving nature reserve and once the home of the Scouting movement). What better setting could there be to tuck into a plate of mussels, a whole crab or lobster, or a duck breast with local heirloom vegetables? With pizza, Asian favourites and traditional fish and chips also available, Poole Quay's restaurants cater to a myriad of tastes, and they're well-placed if you also want to explore the shops and boutiques that line this part of Poole. Visit Quandoo to browse our pick of Poole restaurants and book yourself a table with a view.