Lucy's Takeaway And Coffee - Poole

During my visit to Sandbanks, I stopped by for breakfast and was incredibly impressed by the exceptional and courteous staff. The food was absolutely delicious, the best I've ever had. I will definitely be coming back for more on my next holiday. A nice gesture was when they brought out dog biscuits and water for my furry friend without me having to even ask.

I recently had my first visit to this cafe and enjoyed a delightful cream tea. The scones were freshly baked on-site and the loose leaf tea was superb. The downstairs area is cozy, but there is a charming room upstairs with a view of the street for those who enjoy people-watching. I plan on coming back soon to try their breakfast offerings.

I found Lucy's by chance while taking my dog for a walk and was pleasantly surprised by the delicious coffee they offer. It's far superior to the well-known chain stores on the main street and was served steaming hot. I have gone back several times with my family, and they all agreed that it was a wonderful discovery!

I was drawn to Sevens Boatyard Sunday BBQs by the website and banners at Poole Park advertising 'Every Sunday in August from 12 till 4pm. The UK's best BBQ food'. I drove all the way from Dorchester to meet my daughters and try out the BBQ as promised. However, when we arrived, we were directed to tables outside Lucy's snack outlet where there was an unlit barbecue at 12:45. Unfortunately, there were not enough chairs for the tables and when we inquired about when the BBQ would start, we were given conflicting answers by the staff. Eventually, we were told the BBQ would start at 1pm, but by 1:15 there was still no sign of it being lit. Frustrated, I ordered non barbecued cheeseburgers with chips from the standard menu. The service was slow and the staff seemed overwhelmed by even a small order of burgers. By the time we left at 2:45, the BBQ still had not been lit and the staff admitted that the idea had not been successful. Overall, the experience was disappointing and far from the promised 'best BBQ food in the UK'. I would not recommend this place to anyone looking for a good barbecue experience.

I visited this café for the first time this week and had a lovely iced tea. The pastries were freshly made on site and the tea, which was excellent loose leaf. The ground floor is small, but there is a lovely upstairs room with a view of the street to watch people pass by. I will definitely be back to try breakfast very soon.