Best Cake Places in Sandbanks

"This is a big, busy space, with kitsch walls decorated with everything from vintage lamps to disembodied dolls' heads smoking cigarettes. Its massive menu is a little bewildering but essentially breaks down into a canteen-style counter of hot and cold dishes, and the usual cafe fare of soups, jacket spuds, sandwiches and, a Flirt speciality, topped waffles. My samples from the hot food were, like Flirt itself, a bit odd."

"Kitsch interiors and fascinating furnishings have made Flirt into the favourite watering hole of Bournemouth’s artsy crowd. Retro decor, the unique menu and ambient lighting from vintage lamps create an interesting and trendy atmosphere. The seats at Flirt is largely recycled, with some aeroplane chairs in a past life."

"As well as being known for a lovely afternoon tea in Bournemouth, Frieda’s Tearoom also serves breakfast. Opening at 9am, you can choose from the brunch menu including Frieda’s famous English breakfast offering eggs in any style with back bacon, butcher’s sausage, tomatoes, baked beans, mushrooms, and delicious seeded toast. Why not try the smashing pumpkins, which is roasted pumpkin, goats Cheese, rosemary roasted walnut crumble, on activated charcoal sourdough."

"Head to Frieda’s Tearoom, Bournemouth’s quaint old-school, rustic haven for a full English and a milky brew. Everything is home-made by Frieda herself and the personal touches sprinkled in the cosy décor don’t go unnoticed. With a menu centred around making the most of locally sourced seasonal ingredients and a warm, welcoming atmosphere, you’re never going to want to leave!"

"For a charming breakfast, look no further than the family-run, independent tea room that is Frieda’s. The personal touch really is evident in every part of this lovely tearoom, from the home-cooked food to the welcoming interior and the attentive service. The menu priorities locally sourced and healthy ingredients, and serves up some of the best poached eggs in town."

"15/01/2021: I have been having takeaway food from here over the past 20 years and have never put pen to paper but you REALLY should try their bacon rolls and some of their succulent home made cakes. A real credit to Dorchester and great that they still serve takeaway food in these hard times.Thanks for some great nosh guys."

"Sandford Road, Wareham BH20 7DD EnglandIndian, Asian, Nepali, FusionBreakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch, Drinks, Late NightDelivery, Takeout, Reservations, Seating, Parking Available, Validated Parking, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service[email protected]+44 1929 556959http://www.the29029restaurant.co.uk/"

"Lyndhurst Road, New Forest National Park Hampshire, Brockenhurst SO42 7ZB EnglandEuropean, BritishBreakfast, Lunch, DinnerReservations, Private Dining, Seating, Parking Available, Validated Parking, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Wine and Beer, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Cash Only, Free Wifi, Accepts Cr[email protected]+44 1590 623116http://www.balmerlawnhotel.com/dining/"

"27/06/2021: Had a great meal, the flavours were delicious although a little bit too hot. the service was excellent and we will definitely be going again."

"Water quality: excellentDogs: October- AprilLifeguard patrol: patrol mid-July - early September (check here)Car park: Penny Way pay and display (Sat nav: BH23 4UE). Friars Cliff Beach is a sandy and stony beach found to the east of its neighbour, Avon Beach. It also acts as the start of a one-mile path that leads you to Steamer Point Nature Reserve."

"Water quality: excellentDogs: October-AprilCar park: Waterford Road (Sat nav: BH23 5DA) Pay and display or local amenity parking clock applies. Just a five-minute drive from the New Forest border, the shingle and sand beach at Highcliffe has numerous groynes and a moderate slope, flattening to shallow sandy flats that are exposed when the tide retreats. Behind the beach are cliffs and a shoreline promenade, which provides access to the town and to the coast road at the top of the cliff."

"Boscombe Beach is the centre of Bournemouth’s surfing scene and sits to the east of Bournemouth itself. Real explorers can zigzag down from the clifftop, or you can take the Art Deco lift for a more leisurely appreciation of the sea views. The Boscombe Pier is a great spot for a stroll – it’s recently undergone a £2.4 million refurbishment and is the perfect viewpoint to catch the surfers or watch the fishermen at the end."

"It may be tucked away in the grounds of the Christchurch Harbour Hotel, but The Jetty operates as a stand-alone restaurant – slap-bang on the wat ..." Read our full review"

"Sitting pride of place in the heart of Christchurch fondly gazing out over the quomps and into the harbour beyond, the popular Boathouse restaurant serves up everything from fresh coffee…"

"Situated in Yacht Haven Marina, welcoming bar, excellent restaurant and outside terrace provide the best waterfront views in Lymington. Everyone welcome, including children and dogs."