PUBS. We all have a favourite that we can’t wait to get back to when they reopen from Monday.
It will be the first time this year we’ll be able to enjoy a pint at our local haunt and catch up with people outside our household.
Yes it may only be outdoors for now but we’ll be keeping our fingers’ crossed for some dry weather.
What makes a pub depends on many things whether it’s the beer on tap, the food, the regulars or simply somewhere we feel comfortable.
We invited readers to tell us which pubs they are most looking forward to revisiting when lockdown lifts and here’s what they said.
You can let us know which watering hole you can’t wait to get back to by clicking the button below or posting a comment.
1. The Westbourne, Poole Road, Bournemouth
“Lovely food, great staff, and dog friendly.”
2. Spyglass & Kettle, Stourwood Avenue, Southbourne
“Lovely location, great outdoor seating and superb staff.”
3. The Rope & Anchor, Sarum Street, Poole
This pub was mentioned several times by our readers.
4. The Foundry Arms, Lagland Street, Poole
"Good old Foundry Arms, we are all missing usual fun and laughter , quiz nights with Rich Baxter, Sunday fun along with the great Sunday card bingo. Not forgetting Tom's beer draw.
5. King Charles, Thames Street, Poole
"Definitely the King Charles in Poole, a proper old pub, friendly regulars and great staff, worth the hike over from Bournemouth, best mussels this side of the channel, will be our first night out when this is over and I really can't wait.”
"Really miss the bands especially Dirty Tricks and The Alibi.”
6. The Olive Branch, East Borough, Wimborne
"Such a nice beer garden."
7. The Pear at Parley, West Parley
One commenter simply said: "Lovely views."
8. The Pilot, Adastral Road, Canford Heath
"Best pub in town..Amazing food... they do the best pizzas and the best cavery far better than Toby."
9. The Greyhound Inn, The Square, Corfe Castle
One commenter praised its "beautiful garden."
10. The Horns Inn, Colehill
"Amazing garden and even better food."
11. Old Beams Inn, Salisbury Road, Ibsley
This 11th century pub received several nominations.
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