St Peter's Finger Pub Poole

Good atmosphere. Attentive staff. My wife did not enjoy her roast beef, but my fish dish was great. Good idea to book, popular with locals and visitors to nearby campsite. Hosts local events, there was an upcoming classic car meet.

Visited many times and it has been a consistently good pub. Solid wood furniture, low ceilings, local beer, classic pub grub with modern updates (a Korean tofu dish most recently) and friendly staff. Dog friendly and outdoor seating

Charming little pub with well-spaced tables. It was a bit on the chilly side inside. The service was quick and friendly. The food was delightful; I had a cheese and onion cobb roll with skin-on fries, followed by a chocolate and orange torte. Excellent value for money, too!

Lovely weather and lovely place for spending time with friends and celebrate wedding anniversary! Watching the pictures you can see how much I liked it! We asked for small portions of fish and chips as we consider that for adults that is enough! Tasty beers and beverage selection and great champagne

This was our first visit, and we were impressed by everything. The pub has great COVID safety measures in place, including a one-way system. We enjoyed sitting in the front garden, and ordering food and drinks was a breeze—just scan the QR code on the table to pay. The food was delicious, and the service was excellent. A big thank you to everyone involved. We will definitely come back the next time we’re in the area.

We arrived just fancying a meal after a nice day out . We asked if we could sit anywhere and was told there was a table round the corner, there was a fair few people in the area. On viewing the menu. Unfortunately it was limited to my partner's requirements. Does not eat onion, leek and a few other items. Mind you may pubs have similar menus so we unfortunately left. Shame there was not more Verity. Must go back and try just the beers next time.

Excruciatingly slow service. Ordered sharing starter but at 7pm on a Friday night they had already run out. Had a pate instead which was ok and a mushrooms which was nice and tasty. Then both had burgers. They took a long time to arrive and we're almost charcoal. We were not given any cutlery and as we couldn't attract any attention from the staff, had to eat our meal with our hands. By the time we got our drinks we had finished our meal. Would definitely not go to this pub again.

I really enjoyed the atmosphere at the restaurant. The staff was friendly but not overly intrusive. During our four-day stay in the area, we visited the pub four times. On Mother's Sunday, I ordered the roast beef dinner, and I honestly wish I had chosen something else. The beef was tough and had quite a bit of gristle, while the potatoes were on the dry side. However, the Yorkshire pudding was fantastic. Despite that, I still couldn't resist coming back later in the evening for another pint.

Visited for the 1st time in a long time due to Covid and we always really enjoyed it previously. This visit was not good at all , apart from the lovely warm fire and the service which was fine , the food was most disappointing. I opted to have 2 starters and a side instead of a main course. The prawn cocktail sauce from a jar was awful and dolloped on the top , no accompanying bread and butter as expected. My hummus and flatbread which was cold was dried and old looking and my broccoli side dish was well over cooked and cold. All in all not a good experience, and we waited a while for it too. My partners burger he said was ok. I hope this was just a blip and that things have not gone downhil...