Whether it’s an Italian restaurant in Bournemouth, fine dining in Poole or an Italian in Dorchester, Sugarvine has an extensive directory of the best restaurants and places to eat in Dorset, covering every type of cuisine. Use the Sugarvine guide to point you in the direction of the finest eating places in Dorset throughout the county.
Came here with my boyfriend after a swim in the pool and we were served by lovely waiters and waitresses and the food was absolutely stunning. They couldn’t do any more for us. They were lovely people Absolutely delicious food I would recommend it to anybody. The price wasn’t expensive either just under £15.
The Gallery Restaurant at the Hotel Rembrandt – WeymouthLovely food, staff and private room upstairs for my birthday. The Spectacular was just that and rest of our meals equally good. Even has one of our favourite wines as House special! Will be back...
Olive Tree – BridportWe visit the Bridport area in early January every year & it's a must to visit the Olive Tree. This year there were 6 of us - 4 adults and 2 young children. We were looked after so well & the food superb as always. The Moroccan Prawns were a big hit for starters as well as the belly pork. My seabass with lemon butter sauce was absolutely delicious. The beef Bourguignon was rich & full of flavour as was the carbonara & duck linguine. The children shared a homemade pizza & loved it. We all had 3 courses as perfectly priced for a lunch menu. The restaurant staff are so welcoming & the food never disappoints! We won't be waiting till next January for a visit! 5* all the way
Olive Tree – BridportWas in Weymouth for the weekend and tried here. Food was amazing! Could not fault a single dish. Food arrived promptly. Would highly recommend.
Ming Wah Restaurant – WeymouthWe have eaten here several times this year food is always fresh and hot and the service are always supperb, this is why keep going back .
Dolce Vita – PooleLovely evening. Food was very good Restaurant had a lovely atmosphere and the staff were amazing
The Gallery Restaurant at the Hotel Rembrandt – WeymouthDiscovered this delightful restaurant after almost giving up hope of finding anywhere other than a coffee shop or pub for lunch one Saturday whilst exploring the antique market. Although we hadn’t booked they found space for us. We enjoyed the food and have subsequently become regular customers. My partner is always impressed by the fabulous Sea food linguine - packed with a tremendous amount of various fish and shellfish fish. A dish definitely worthy of it’s name. I can vouch for the richness and quality taste of the Carbonara, the egg yolk in a shell on the top is an excellent detail. We have both enjoyed other fish dishes there and the Moroccan Prawns are a favourite starter. Fancy coloured plates or arty food arrangements are not what this restaurant is about. In essence, it is about quality food fresh simply cooked, packed with flavour. The lunchtime 3 courses for £30 a definite bargain. Definitely worth driving to, plus there is a car park just across the street. Top tip: book to be assured a table.
Olive Tree – Bridportmeal was very nice but I found the price a bit ott
Ming Wah Restaurant – WeymouthWas such an amazing time, the staff was also lovely, very clean and lots of choice to sit, drink and eat.
Tabby Terrace – DorchesterI love the Sunday carvery, the medium rare beef is simply to die for. Sides are very good with great variety of potatoes, broccoli gratin, red cabbage, parsnips etc... It lacks a bit of atmosphere but great value for money.
The Gallery Restaurant at the Hotel Rembrandt – WeymouthSunday Carvery. Excellent value for money. Food delicious and plenty of it. Highly recommend as staff are very professional and service is good.
The Gallery Restaurant at the Hotel Rembrandt – WeymouthQuite possibly the best Lamb Shoulder that I’ve ever tasted! Coupled with Moroccan Prawns for the Starter, it was memorable. You can always be assured of high levels of service, here. It’s always a pleasure to visit our favourite restaurant in town. See you soon!
Olive Tree – BridportThe weather was awful today, so decided to drop into Tabby Terrace for a hot chocolate and piece of cake. Have walked past on many an occasion, and it was lovely to meet the clowder in person. Lauren was brilliant and told me about each of the cats, fantastic atmosphere and the cats are so friendly and confident around customers. A very special service for a selective group of feline admirers.
Tabby Terrace – DorchesterGreat food on Tapas Night with exceptional service. Especially enjoyed the prawns, mussels, and desserts.
Olive Tree – BridportThis was our first visit and won't be the last. It was a pre Christmas treat for my Grandaughter and Daughter. Bubble,Squeak,Beenz and Sushi were adorable and cheeky. Food was great and staff friendly.
Tabby Terrace – DorchesterAmazing we will be back
Tabby Terrace – DorchesterSunday Carvery here recently a great meal. Loved everything… Peter WeyComm TV on YouTube…
The Gallery Restaurant at the Hotel Rembrandt – WeymouthI bought my son here who has additional needs and absolutely adores cats. He loved it so much. Entry price i didnt think was too bad, my only criticism is that it was £3.40 for a can of diet coke which i thought was absolutely insane pricing for a little cafe in Dorchester. Even the coffee was cheaper. I had promised my son a can of coke as a treat so couldnt really say no as this would have upset him a great deal. I think that pricing is outrageous to be honest. Prehaps reducing them to maybe £2 each would be a bit more easier for people to manage. Overall the atmosphere was good and my son couldnt stop talking about the lovely cats he met. The pricing of drinks would definitely put me off going again thats the only thing.
Tabby Terrace – DorchesterSunday Carvery served from 12pm-9pm. Large selection of meats, trimmings and vegetables plus fish and vegetarian options. Adults, £18.50; Children, £12.
