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The Farthings Hotel, built in grand Victorian style architecture and just a stone's throw from the Bournemouth Centre, houses Farthings Restaurant. There are several dining areas within Farthings, including a garden terrace which is open during the summer months where guests can savour their meals al fresco. The food here boasts of the freshest ingredients around, including their vegetarian entrees. Farthings also serves delicious desserts and coffee.
Location: Boscombe Spa Rd, Chine Hotel, Bournemouth (01202-396-234)
The Sea View Restaurant stands on the side of a cliff and has huge windows that afford visitors with a spectacular view of Bournemouth Bay. The ambiance here is ideal for lovers and features a romantic and intimate dining room as well as excellent British cuisine. Sea View is famous for its appetizers such as salmon, parsnip soup and crab mousse and entrees such as smoked bacon (served with shallot jus and cream potatoes) and pan fried calves liver.
This restaurant is housed within a hotel that was once a Tudor-style mansion that Edward VII built for his consort, Lillie Langtry. Built in 1877, Lillie Langtry is situated a short distance outside Bournemouth Centre. Diners will find here a serene haven of peace and privilege and away from the hustle and bustle of city living. To commemorate the hotel's roots, restaurant staff are garbed in genuine period costumes. Lillie Langtry is renowned for its five courses of traditional British cuisine including flambé dishes, that represent some of the finest cuisine available in the area.
Location: Boscombe Spa Rd, Chine Hotel, Bournemouth (01202-396-234)
The Sea View Restaurant stands on the side of a cliff and has huge windows that afford visitors with a spectacular view of Bournemouth Bay. The ambiance here is ideal for lovers and features a romantic and intimate dining room as well as excellent British cuisine. Sea View is famous for its appetizers such as salmon, parsnip soup and crab mousse and entrees such as smoked bacon (served with shallot jus and cream potatoes) and pan fried calves liver.
This restaurant is housed within a hotel that was once a Tudor-style mansion that Edward VII built for his consort, Lillie Langtry. Built in 1877, Lillie Langtry is situated a short distance outside Bournemouth Centre. Diners will find here a serene haven of peace and privilege and away from the hustle and bustle of city living. To commemorate the hotel's roots, restaurant staff are garbed in genuine period costumes. Lillie Langtry is renowned for its five courses of traditional British cuisine including flambé dishes, that represent some of the finest cuisine available in the area.