Child Friendly Restraunt In Bournemouth Seafront Area

[TheDetailDoctor]

My daughter is competing in the National Cheer Champs in 4 weeks time & there is a large group of parents (and associated kids) that want to find somewhere nice to eat on the Saturday night.

We are already having an evening in "Hot Rocks" the night before, so is there anywhere else that's suitable?

Rather than impose our offspring on some poor unsuspecting diners, susequentlky ruining there nice evening out, we'd like to find somewhere that welcomes kids, aged 6-23!!!!!!

Thanks in advance

[Hughesie]

Chez Fred in Westbourne, epicurean fish and Chips, sublime and worth a trip, they are always busy and you have to queue, but generally not for very long, miht be worth a call ahead and let them know though

[TheDetailDoctor]

Hughesie said:

Chez Fred in Westbourne, epicurean fish and Chips, sublime and worth a trip, they are always busy and you have to queue, but generally not for very long, miht be worth a call ahead and let them know though

Have been there many times, very good.

Problem is we are without transport as we are coaching down from Bristol on Friday & back on Sunday

[bazking69]

If you don't mind a Harvester, owing to the fact it is nice and easy and they'll be able to accomodate a group with little hassle, you have the choice of Durley Chine or Boscombe Pier. Both walking distance from Bournemouth Pier.

[Nat_H]

The quality of food at the Harvester Boscombe Pier is a joke, I really would avoid going here.