Premier Bites provided a cream tea / buffet for 50 people for our late mums Wake , they catered…read morefor our gluten-free and vegan guests as well as the meat eaters and vegetarian. The food was delivered on time polite and professionally while being friendly. All the food was really fresh and very delicious there was enough food over for people to take some treats home with them. Can't recommend enough ! Thanks to all the team for taking the stress out of organising my mums goodbye. Mike

I was asked to look after the catering requirement for a meeting in Poole and chose these guys as…read morethey looked about right and I'd had a recommendation too. Everything was great fresh and delivered swiftly and I also had very productive meting.

On our way back from Durdle Door, we were looking for places to eat. Being vegans, I was finding it…read morereally hard to find anything in Dorest, and had almost resigned myself to a large helping of chips. That's when I saw the gluten-free sign at the Royal Oak. We took a gamble and entered and were pleasantly surprised to find the most unusual menu in one of the most surprising of places. We settled for the soy burger (minus cheese) with wedges. And it was good. The food was hot, fresh, and very good. Our hostess was very warm too. We were probably the only diners at around 3 pm, but the kitchen was open for us. Definitely coming back here whenever I travel to Dorset again.

On an off the cuff visit to Monkey World in Wareham today, we decided that we were hungry on the…read moreway. As we were not too far from our destination we decided to stop in a local pub to get some lunch, which by chance happened to be The Royal Oak in West street, Bere regis. We are more than used to paying around £80.00 for a nice meal in a good restraunt and often feel a bit let down by pub food. However, today, we entered The Royal Oak at 12.00 and were met by very helpful happy staff who, on request, offered us the menu. We both selected Cottage Pie with peas and carrots which only came to £10.00 for both meals. This ordinarily would lower our expectations dramatically, but how wrong can you be? The Cottage Pie was delightful, large portions and was of equal standard to that of bistros charging eight times as much. I would not hesitate to recommend The Royal Oak, what a lovely surprise. Quality and service are still available in the UK in the most unlikely places. Well done!

The Angel is an old coaching inn, now catering for a more modern traveller.Car parking available to…read moreresidents. The original inn dates back to the 1600's. The inn is in the centre of Lymington and is ideally situated for travel into the new forest. The food is decent and priced accordingly, the wine list is okay as is the service. The rooms are all named after people from lymington who went on to bigger and better things. There are four poster beds, a room that has a jacuzzi bath, however the decor is a little tired. Be warned that there is a market every Saturday morning, early start. Do not park your car on the High St. Friday night, it will get towed! Overall it is a good place to stay with decent food, a great breakfast and lots of character. Oh, I nearly forgot to mention, it is also one of the most haunted buildings in the UK. Sweet dreams.

Nice little watering hole right in the centre of Lymington. About half way up the high street. The…read morefood was of a good standard and the service was good. We had a look round Lymington one Sunday afternoon looking for something to eat. Unfortunately there did not seem to be much choice late on a Sunday afternoon. It was either the local chippie or The Angel Inn; although we all agreed we were glad we chose the Angel Inn.

I've been looking forward to visiting The Bear for over a year when it was taken over and has…read morealmost finished being refurbished by the owners of Love Cake in Swanage. I had a delicious lunch and obligatory piece of cake today. Very friendly and helpful staff and I have organised an event for 12 people later in the month. Highly recommended. The only snag is there's no parking but there are several small carparks nearby plus some unlimited parking on roads.

Let me start by saying that this is actually a nice and well kept hotel in a very convenient…read morelocation in the beautiful Medieval town of Salisbury. Unfortunately, we had the worst night's sleep of our week long trip. I booked The Legacy Rose and Crown several months in advance of our trip, and when we checked in, we were told there was a party taking place that night. When we returned to our hotel after dinner and went up to our room, it seemed that we were located directly above the restaurant where the party was being held. Although the music was right in line with my tastes, we were really hoping for a good night's sleep since we had to be on the road at 7AM, but sleep wasn't to be had since the music continued until midnight. I pulled my ear plugs out of my bag and turned on a noise machine, but even that wasn't enough to block out the pounding bass. Honestly, the hotel should not have even rented room we were in on that date considering the noise below. If we had stayed at this hotel on a different night, I think our experience would have been much better - it's clean, pretty, and convenient to the cathedral and other sites. The staff was very friendly and gave us bagged lunches since we were checking out before breakfast. I wish I could leave a better review, but since the primary purpose of a hotel is to provide sleeping accommodations and we weren't able to get much sleep, two stars it is.

Nice big room, lake view and breakfast is excellent. We went for Stonehenge visit and stayed in…read morethis 13th century stage coach inn.

A nice mid-range hotel just inside the ring road, and 5-10 minutes' walk from the centre of…read moreSalisbury. Built around a large, early 19th Century house, rooms in the old house have traditional decor (some with 4-poster beds) whereas most of the rooms (a mix of doubles and twins) are in a modern annex, and are laid out with standard modern hotel layouts. These have TV, bathrooms with baths and showers, tea/coffee making facilities and controllable heating and air-conditioning. The decor is a little dated but in good condition. Our room was clean, and had comfortable, if slightly springy, beds. The shower was excellent and there was always plenty of hot water. There's a restaurant and function room in the newer extension and a comfortable bar located in the original house. There's a small Spa suite, which we didn't use. But we had dinner as part of a group which was perfectly good; breakfast was a buffet, with a reasonable selection of cereals, strong coffee, and (for a buffet) a good quality cooked breakfast (excellent mushrooms and sunny-side fried eggs). Staff were very friendly and helpful. Overall, for the price, I'd happily stay here again. The only downsides were that the car park is small, and filled up quickly (a few of our party had to park off-site a short distance away); and although the WiFi speed was reasonable (35 Mbps), the signal kept dropping in and out in our room.

HOLY ASS. What good food!…read more On our way to Salisbury Chapel, we stopped in here for lunch. The entire restaurant was totally empty which kinda scared me at first, but we gave it a shot anyway. Our server, Luke, was ridiculously polite to the point where it almost made me feel awkward -- I wanted to tell him "lighten up, we're cool!" Decor is classy and attractive. They have a two-or three-course lunch special (I can't remember exactly what the price is, but it's a great deal). I had the calamari appetizer (delicious!) and the wild mushroom & tomato risotto for my entree....that shit was so good I could just stick it right in my butt. For the price, it's well worth it. So delicious!!

This is the first time at Mortons House Hotel, we went for Sunday lunch 2/9/12. Could not believe…read morethe service, 5 star, the food 5 star, hotel old money type place but could not wish for better, the waitress service was 2 nd to non. will be back next year.

The roundhouse hotel is a 3-Star hotel in Bournemouth that is situated 10 min away from town center…read moreand the beach. The economic double rooms are all en-suite with bathrooms. The night cost 45 pounds and includes breakfast (by the way the breakfast is really good). There is a free car park at the hotel and you can leave your car there for the day even if you have checked out. Bournemouth is an amazing town. I don't know what is about it but people are chilled out and smiley there. I come from from London and my week-end there gave a big breath a fresh air! The sandy beaches are just lovely. There are walkways to walk along for kms. The town center is really cute, there are loads of parks. I will definitely go back there in summer.

fabulous food for the buffet in the evening. I use the restaurant as part of my hotel deal. The…read morestaff are very friendly. The quality of the meat used is very good. lots of choice. vast choice of desserts and a good cheese board.