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Overview
Address:
7-11 Thames StPoole BH15 1JN
Phone:
+44 1305 819027Website:
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Nestled in Poole’s storied old town, Bistro du Vin at Hotel du Vin brings an elegant yet informal bistro spirit to the coast.
With maritime notes and Georgian charm, it is a chic spot near the harbour for long lunches, convivial suppers and quietly celebratory evenings. The mood is polished yet relaxed, perfect for meeting, gathering and celebrating.
The kitchen draws on French home-style cooking, with robust, earthy dishes, slow-cooked comfort and a respectful nod to British classics. Even the opening gambits feel transportive: Petites olives lucques and pissaladière set a Provençal tone, while soupe au pistou brims with garden fragrance and coquilles St-Jacques arrives with a gratin glow.
Mains lean generous and unpretentious. Entrecôte au poivre delivers peppercorn-laced swagger, and jarret d’agneau braisé falls from the bone, lifted by a spoon of mint jelly. Pommes frites come crisp and golden, and ratatouille provençale brings sun-warmed depth to the table.
Book a table, drop anchor for lunch or set sail at dinner; Bistro du Vin is poised to pour, plate and charm.
- Cuisine: British
- Dietary: Vegetarian options, Vegan options, Gluten Free options
- Features: Free wifi, Highchairs available, Indoor & outdoor seating, Private dining, Table service, Wheelchair accessible
- Good for: Families, Groups, Special occasion
- Price: ££
- Venue type: Hotel restaurant, Wine bar
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