The Stable, Bournemouth

Visited 12/08/26 No cask. Keg offering that was quite led by cider with half a dozen still and the same number of sparkling varieties. The Gwynt Y Ddraig Black Dargon led the way in terms of strength! Keg beers were the Big Wednesday IPA and Single Fin lager both from Harbour, then their own branded Stable pale ale and then the Korev lager and Camden Hells. Interesting, shaped venue specialising in craft beers and ciders and doing a roaring pizza trade on my visit. Indeed, the pizza kitchen is to the left of the entrance in a bare boarded venue with typically leather padded benches serving longer rectangular tables. The bar counter is to the immediate right of the entrance, and the right-hand end has more regular tables and chairs and a leather banquette fitted around the curved glass end of the venue. There is a large upstairs seating area with an island bar in the centre not operational on my visit and with plenty of regular tables and chairs and some nice views of the pine trees out the windows away from the roadside which is the proverbial car crash of road works. The ground floor has a decent veranda seating area with picnic style benches looking out at the pine trees. The venue was lovely and cool on a very hot afternoon, and the pizza was very tempting!

Official site of The Stable - stablepizza.com

Official site of The Stable - stablepizza.com