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O'neill's Bournemouth - Bournemouth - Photo album

Just visited for drinks, but the service was really good - happy, young staff who were friendly and helpful. There are two bars on different levels and both have a good atmosphere. Very central. I'd go again if I was in the area.

Great pub, nice decor, friendly staff, very cheap prices. Even get free drinks every Thursday for O2 customers.

Great pub awesome atmosphere went on a karaoke night it was fairly packed. I had to wait a little bit to get served but the girl who served me was really friendly kept saying sorry it took so long prices acceptable as you would find now a days friendly bunch of people in there lots of fun and singin

Very quiet when we arrived at 3:15pm. Had wine, but a little more expensive than the Wetherspoon’s. Had food, which was reasonably priced and all 4 dishes were very good. Place got busy after 5pm, due to live football. Great place, we will be back

Nice place for a quick bite and drinks….friendly staff

Amazing food! Shout to the staff, a table of 15 people turned up and they didn't seem phased, we ordered our food before them of course 🤣 And a second time for the mixed grill and bao pulled pork

We went for dinner with a Groupon from a friend, we went to order and the lady said there was an issue with the Groupon and called the manager over. She was so helpful and patient. Can't thank her enough after a 45 min drive we were really starting to worry we would have to turn around and go home w

I was very impressed with the service provided by Courtney! She went above and beyond to help a friend of mine who I was with at the Pub and did not speak English well when he went to order some food and drinks at the bar. Courtney was so patient, polite, and helpful towards him, that she came from

Staff were friendly but the service was incredibly slow. Good Venu for a fairly large group 😁🍻😁

One of the best pubs you could ask for. Great food, great staff, great atmosphere. Used to enjoy a Spoons myself, but they're getting to a point of being just as pricey as here. So just suck down the extra quid for a good pint and stick your middle finger up at Tim Martin.