Poole Takeaways

91 Melbury Avenue Rossmore, Poole, Dorset, BH12 4EW

35 Kebab is a compact, independent kebab and grill takeaway serving the Rossmore neighbourhood of Poole. It is the kind of straightforward local spot people turn to for a late bite, with the menu built around the usual char-grilled favourites: a proper Doner Kebab, chicken shish, burgers and loaded wraps stuffed with fresh salad and sauces. Pizzas and a handful of sides round things out, so there is enough variety to keep a mixed group happy without overcomplicating the order on a busy evening.

The shop earned a top Food Hygiene Rating of 5 (Very Good) at its last inspection, which is reassuring for a quick-service takeaway, and it carries an average customer score of around 3.2/5 across roughly 70 reviews. Opinions vary, as they tend to for value-focused kebab houses, but it remains a convenient, wallet-friendly choice in this residential pocket of town. For a fast, filling feed without any fuss, it does the job for the regulars who keep coming back.

5 Bank Chambers, Penn Hill Avenue Penn Hill, Poole, Dorset, BH14 9NB

Antepli brings authentic Turkish cooking to the Penn Hill shops in Lower Parkstone, with a menu built around charcoal-grilled meats, fresh mezze and generous mixed grills prepared throughout the day. Expect smoky skewers of marinated lamb and chicken, warm flatbreads, dips and salads, plus fish and vegetarian options, served for dining in, collection or delivery. The cooking leans on fresh ingredients and traditional preparation, giving the spread a real taste of southern Turkey rather than a generic kebab-house feel.

It has quickly won over the neighbourhood, carrying an impressive 4.7 out of 5 rating from early reviews. Diners highlight the friendly, helpful service and the freshness and flavour of the food, with staff happy to guide newcomers through the mezze and grill choices. Still a relatively new arrival to this part of Poole, it has already become a favourite for both a relaxed sit-down meal and a quality takeaway, offering something a step up from the area's more familiar fast-food options.

44 Haven Road Canford Cliffs, Poole, Dorset, BH13 7LP

Tucked into the smart little village parade at Canford Cliffs, Baffi is a much-loved independent pizzeria turning out genuinely authentic Neapolitan pizza from a roaring wood-fired oven. The dough is slow-proved and blistered in seconds, the toppings lean on fior di latte, San Marzano tomatoes, fresh basil and good olive oil, and the pizzaioli behind the counter clearly know their craft. It is a relaxed, buzzy little spot that locals plainly rate, having earned a steady 4.6/5 from more than 430 Google reviews, with regulars praising both the pizza and the friendly, attentive service.

The classic Margherita Pizza is the one to judge them by, but the menu stretches to generously topped specials, Italian small plates, salads and a tidy list of wines, beers and cocktails if you are eating in. Handily for a busy seaside neighbourhood, they also do collection and delivery, so you can carry a proper Neapolitan pie down towards the chines and beaches. Vegetarians are well looked after, and the whole place has the easy, neighbourhood feel that keeps the tables full whenever the doors are open.

343 Wallisdown Road Wallisdown, Poole, Dorset, BH12 5BU

California Fried Chicken & Pizza is a long-established takeaway on the Wallisdown edge of Poole, with the original branch first opening back in 1996. As the name suggests, the menu splits its time between American-style fried chicken and a full range of pizzas, with burgers, wraps and the usual sides filling out a crowd-pleasing line-up. A Southern Fried Chicken Burger or a freshly made Pepperoni Pizza are the sort of orders that have kept it ticking over with the local late-night and family crowd for years.

It holds a top Food Hygiene Rating of 5 (Very Good) from the local authority, and it runs as a fast collection-and-delivery operation geared towards filling comfort food rather than fine dining. Online reviews are mixed, so it sits firmly in the cheap-and-cheerful camp, but its sheer longevity in the area points to a steady base of regulars who know exactly what they are getting. For straightforward chicken and pizza in this corner of town, it is a familiar and convenient stop.

43 Benmoor Road Creekmoor, Poole, Dorset, BH17 7DS

In the Creekmoor area of Poole, this well-regarded chippy has earned a reputation that pulls customers in from well beyond the immediate estate. Diners rate it 4.5 out of 5 on Google, with reviewers regularly calling out the enormous, perfectly cooked pieces of cod and the chips that arrive piping hot rather than greasy. It's a proper local favourite — quick service, friendly faces behind the counter and portions that genuinely justify the trip.

Cod And Chips is the signature dish here, the one reviewers single out time and again, and the menu runs through the familiar fish-supper line-up of sausages, pies and sides for anyone after something different. The shop trades on consistency and value, and while a handful of reviews note the occasional off night, the overwhelming verdict is a warm one. Worth knowing it's a cash-only operation, so come prepared — but for many in this corner of Poole it remains the benchmark for a traditional fish and chip tea: hot, hearty and cooked the way a good chippy should be.

380 Ringwood Road Newtown, Poole, Dorset, BH12 3LT

Dragon Inn is a long-standing Chinese and Thai takeaway in the Newtown area of Poole, offering a broad menu that spans both cuisines under one roof. Alongside the Cantonese staples you will find Thai green and red curries, which makes it a handy option when one half of the household fancies Singapore Noodles and the other is after something with a fragrant kick. Regulars single out the giant spring rolls and the generous range of set meals as decent value for a casual night in with the family.

This is a no-frills collection-and-delivery operation rather than a restaurant, with the emphasis on plenty of choice and a quick turnaround. It holds a current Food Hygiene Rating from the local authority, and the kitchen covers everything from chow mein and chop suey to satay skewers and fried rice dishes. Online opinion is mixed, as it often is for busy neighbourhood takeaways, so it pays to order the house favourites, but it remains an established local fixture for those wanting Chinese and Thai in a single order.

48 Sea View Road Parkstone, Poole, Dorset, BH12 3JY

Tucked into a parade in the Parkstone corner of Poole, Full House is a friendly neighbourhood Chinese takeaway that has built a loyal local following for hearty, freshly cooked classics. The kitchen turns out the familiar favourites done well, from crispy aromatic duck and salt and pepper chicken to a generous Special Fried Rice that regulars come back for again and again. Portions have a reputation for being generous, and the staff are known for being warm and quick, which makes it an easy midweek choice for families in this part of town.

It is a collection-and-delivery spot rather than a sit-down restaurant, so the focus is squarely on food that travels well and arrives hot. Diners rate it highly online, with a solid 4.3/5 from more than 110 Google reviews, and the menu stretches from chow mein and curry sauces to set meals built for sharing. If you want dependable, no-fuss Chinese comfort food in the neighbourhood, it is a reliable bet that keeps the orders coming.

194 Blandford Road Hamworthy, Poole, Dorset, BH15 4BH

Hao Wok is a friendly neighbourhood Chinese takeaway serving the Hamworthy side of Poole, dishing up the familiar favourites done well. The menu runs the full length of the Cantonese takeaway songbook, from a warming Hot And Sour Soup to a much-praised Crispy Shredded Beef, plus curries, chow mein, sweet-and-sour dishes and set meals built for sharing. It's a collection-and-delivery operation, so you can order ahead and have dinner ready to carry home in minutes.

Diners give it a 4.1/5 rating on Google, with reviewers highlighting generous portions, fair prices and a clean, well-run kitchen; the soup and crispy beef come in for particular praise. Service is described as friendly, though delivery can run a little slow when it gets busy. For households around Hamworthy and the western edge of Poole after a dependable Chinese, it's an easy and well-regarded local choice that quietly does the basics right.

15 Culliford Crescent Neighbourhood Centre, Poole, Dorset, BH17 9DW

A traditional family-run chip shop tucked into a residential neighbourhood centre in Poole, this spot has built a loyal local trade by sticking to the fundamentals — huge, flaky fish in a crisp golden batter and chips with the right balance of a fluffy middle and crunchy edge. It holds a top Food Hygiene Rating of 5 and scores 4.3/5 online, a fair reflection of the consistency that regulars happily praise.

The menu reaches well beyond the fryer: as well as the headline fish supper there are burgers, chicken, pies, jacket potatoes and loaded fries to round out an order, with ice creams and desserts if you've left room. Service is warm and efficient, the sort of welcome that turns first-timers into weekly visitors, and orders are available for both collection and delivery. It's a dependable shout when you want generous portions of proper British comfort food without any fuss, served by a team that clearly takes pride in getting the basics right.

81 Coles Avenue Hamworthy, Poole, Dorset, BH15 4HJ

Tucked away in the residential heart of Hamworthy, Kings Fish and Chips is a neighbourhood chippy that has built a loyal following among Poole families. Everything is cooked fresh to order, from crisp battered Cod And Chips to homemade pies, saveloys and chicken, and you can either carry it home or eat in at the small sit-down area. It's the sort of unpretentious local that knows its regulars and keeps the queue moving even when the lunch rush lands.

The shop is rated 4.2/5 on Google from more than four hundred reviews, with customers regularly praising the freshly fried fish, generous portions and fair value. Feedback is largely warm, noting friendly service and well-cooked chips, though a few mention the occasional busy-time wait. Sitting away from the main tourist drag, it's a handy choice for anyone around the Hamworthy area craving a proper Haddock Supper without heading into the centre of town.

4 Bank Chambers, Penn Hill Avenue Penn Hill, Poole, Dorset, BH14 9NB

Tucked into the Penn Hill corner of Lower Parkstone, this long-running chip shop has built a steady local following for proper British fish and chips done the traditional way. The fryers turn out crisp, light batter around flaky white fish, with Cod and Chips and a generously sized Haddock Supper among the orders regulars come back for, alongside daily specials such as hake and lemon sole. Sausages, pies and other chippy staples round out a straightforward, no-nonsense menu aimed squarely at takeaway and home delivery.

It carries a Google rating of 4.3 out of 5, and customers regularly single out the double-cooked chips and the value of the larger portions. The shop has changed hands in recent years, so opinions can vary from visit to visit, but plenty of reviewers still rate it among the better fish suppers in this part of Poole. With its handy spot among the Penn Hill shops, it suits a quick grab on the way home just as well as a relaxed family treat.

206 Ringwood Road , Poole, Dorset, BH14 0RS

Skate Fish and Chips is a well-regarded chippy on the western side of Poole, turning out freshly fried fish suppers, golden chips and classic seaside extras for takeaway and collection. The owners and team have earned a warm reputation for friendly, attentive service, and the food draws steady praise for generous portions and consistent quality. Alongside the staple Cod and Chips you will find the usual battered favourites, pies, saveloys and mushy peas, all cooked to order in a tidy, no-frills operation.

It is one of the higher-rated fish and chip shops in the area, holding a Google rating of 4.6 out of 5 and around 4.5 across hundreds of reviews on independent dining sites. Customers repeatedly describe the food as outstanding and the welcome as genuinely friendly, the kind of place locals quietly recommend to visitors. With reliable frying and a loyal following, it makes an easy choice for a traditional fish supper without travelling into the centre of town.

9 Moorland Parade, Moorland Way Turlin Moor, Poole, Dorset, BH16 5JS

Tucked into the Turlin Moor neighbourhood on the Hamworthy side of Poole, The Phat Fryer is a proper traditional chippy that keeps things simple and does them well. The fryers turn out thick, freshly battered Atlantic cod, golden chips and all the seaside classics, with a Battered Sausage or a hearty Beef & Onion Pie for anyone after something other than fish. It is the sort of friendly neighbourhood takeaway that locals rely on for a dependable supper, and there is even a Seafood Platter on the menu when you fancy pushing the boat out.

Regulars rate it warmly, and the shop carries a solid 4.2/5 from 79 reviews across the main listing sites, with higher scores still from its TripAdvisor crowd. Portions are generous, the batter stays crisp, and the welcome is the unfussy, cheerful kind you only get from a genuinely local spot. Whether you are grabbing a quick cod and chips on the way home or feeding the whole family after a long day, it makes an easy and reliable choice in this pocket of Poole that rewards anyone who likes their fish fresh and their chips hot.