Don't let the fact Rockfish is a chain fool you - everything served at each of the locations is locally-sourced. So much so that it's hard to plan ahead: instead, go with an open mind and you could get anything from cod to cuttlefish on your plate. Reviewing Poole's Rockfish in October, TripAdvisor user Stuart F wrote: "Great restaurant along the Quay. Fantastic menu. Our server came along and told us the specials. The fish is that fresh that tomorrow's lunch was still in the sea.

The Poole outpost of the Rockfish collection of seafood eateries is a must-visit for those in search of a sustainable fishy feast. Daily changing menus at the quayside restaurant reflect what’s been caught in Brixham that morning, or what’s available from local MSC-certified fisheries. However, fish and chips are always guaranteed on the line-up, with diners able to pick between line-caught Icelandic haddock or Brixham hake.

Continuing on the seafood theme, Rockfish Poole is situated down on the Quay in the old Poole Pottery building, now home to RNLI headquarters. Their spacious restaurant with soaring vaulted ceilings is complemented by an open kitchen where fresh fish is cooked to order in front of you. The restaurant menu changes depending on what has been caught that day, by the restaurant’s own boat, The Rockfisher.

Rockfish Poole is set in the beautiful old pottery building in Poole Quay overlooking the Sunseeker yard and ferry terminal. They have a large dining room with high, vaulted ceilings, a bar and an open kitchen from which they serve fresh seafood daily from 12 noon until 9:30pm. You can enjoy freshly caught sole, bream, mackerel, monkfish and pollack amongst other fish species on their local fish menu.

The wonderful historic pottery building on Poole Quay, a boat haven overlooking the water, houses Rockfish Poole. The seafood restaurant features a large dining room with vaulted ceilings, a bar, and an open kitchen where fresh, sustainably caught fish is served. Local fish caught that day can be grilled to order on the chargrill or crisp-fried and served with bottomless fries or salad.

Perched on the picturesque Poole Quay, Rockfish is a seafood lover’s paradise. Step inside this charming restaurant and be greeted by a warm and inviting atmosphere that sets the stage for an unforgettable dining experience. With its focus on sustainable sourcing, Rockfish prides itself on serving up the freshest seafood available.

Rockfish Poole is located right on Poole Quay, with fantastic views across the water. They are very dog-friendly, with dogs welcome in the main restaurant. They specialise in serving delicious, sustainable local seafood with a menu full of seasonal dishes, plus daily specials based on the day’s haul from local fishermen.

Mitch Tonks set up his first seafood restaurant, Rockfish, in Dartmouth, and he has now come to Poole. They use great-tasting local fish cooked expertly and simply. Set in the beautiful old pottery building, they serve freshly caught sole, bream, mackerel, monkfish, and pollack, as well as traditional fish and chips.

The seafood restaurant on Poole Quay has a spacious dining room with high, vaulted ceilings, a bar and an open kitchen. Serving fresh, sustainably caught seafood, you can enjoy local fish landed that day cooked to order. The restaurant even has its own boat which catches fish for the restaurant each day.

Set in the historic old pottery building on the quayside, just along from the Lifeboat Museum, Rockfish is a seafood lover’s dream. While the menu features a variety of fresh seafood dishes, its fish and chips are a standout. Locally landed fish is cooked to order and served with unlimited chips.

Our Rockfish seafood restaurant in Poole is in a fantastic location on the quay overlooking the harbour. On sunny summer days you can tuck into your incredible fresh seafood on our terrace, watching the boats come and go. There’s nothing better!.

Offering British cuisine, Rockfish Poole is within a 1-km distance of this apartment. Bournemouth airport is at a 25-minute driving distance, and Carter's Quay bus stop is quite close to the apartment.

Rockfish is a small chain of coast town restaurants run by Mitch Tonks. The Poole restaurant is located in an old Purbeck Pottery building and serves local seafood, eat in or takeaway.

Sample freshly caught fish from local day boats in Rockfish and the Poole Arms. Slightly further round the harbour, you’ll find Rick Stein’s acclaimed Sandbank’s restaurant.