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Davy's Catering

A breakfast and burger van parked in the B&Q car park on Wallisdown Road, serving bacon rolls and burgers to the Fleets Bridge trade estate.

Davy’s Catering is not the kind of place you stumble on while strolling the seafront - it is a breakfast and burger van tucked into the B&Q car park at 500 Wallisdown Road, on the inland border between Bournemouth and Poole. It exists to feed the trade estate rather than the tourist trail: builders picking up supplies, commuters cutting through Fleets Bridge, and staff from the industrial units and offices that line this stretch of road near Bournemouth University’s Talbot campus.

The food

The menu is short and built around classic van staples: bacon rolls, sausage rolls, egg rolls and breakfast baps, plus burgers once the morning trade tails off. Reported pricing puts most items in the roughly £3-£10 range, in keeping with a walk-up van rather than a plated restaurant. There is no formal menu published on this listing - items and prices can change day to day, so treat any figures here as a guide rather than a promise.

The setting

There is no indoor seating - this is a serving hatch on wheels, with outdoor seating nearby for anyone who wants to eat on site rather than take the food back to a car or a desk. The B&Q car park setting means plenty of parking, and the location on Wallisdown Road puts it within easy reach of the surrounding Talbot Village, Ensbury Park and West Howe areas, as well as the retail and industrial units that back onto the road, including the Procter & Gamble site further along.

Where it is

Wallisdown Road runs between Boundary Roundabout, next to Bournemouth University, and the Ringwood Road junction toward Poole, making it one of the busiest connector roads on this side of town. Davy’s sits at the Fleets Bridge end of that stretch, closer to Poole than to the seafront - this is very much a stop for people already in the area rather than a destination in its own right for holidaymakers based near the beaches.

Good to know

The van is run by an operator known locally as Dave, and it has built a reputation for friendly, quick service - including giving dogs a complimentary sausage, which regulars mention. Reported hours are Monday to Thursday 7am until 1.30pm, Friday 7am until midday and Saturday 8am until midday, with the van closed on Sundays; hours for a small independent operation like this can shift with the seasons or the operator’s own schedule, so it is worth a quick check before making a special trip. A food hygiene inspection recorded the premises as “Caring Premises” in June 2025.

What stands out

  • A mobile breakfast and burger van based at 500 Wallisdown Road, in the B&Q car park near Fleets Bridge
  • Run by a local operator known to regulars simply as Dave
  • Dogs are given a complimentary sausage
  • Closed on Sundays; shortest hours are Friday and Saturday mornings
Breakfast rolls Burgers Takeaway Outdoor seating Dog-friendly Wifi

Common Questions

Davy's Catering — good to know

What is Davy's Catering?

It is a breakfast and burger van based at 500 Wallisdown Road, serving bacon rolls, breakfast baps and burgers as a takeaway and grab-a-seat operation rather than a sit-down restaurant.

Where exactly is Davy's Catering?

It operates from the B&Q car park on Wallisdown Road, near Fleets Bridge on the Bournemouth-Poole border, a short way from Bournemouth University's Talbot campus.

What does Davy's Catering serve?

The menu centres on breakfast rolls (bacon, sausage, egg) and burgers, along with tea, coffee and cold drinks.

What are Davy's Catering's opening hours?

Reported hours are Monday to Thursday 7am-1.30pm, Friday 7am-12pm and Saturday 8am-12pm, with the van closed on Sundays. As with any independent van, it is worth checking ahead before a special trip.

Is Davy's Catering dog-friendly?

Yes - it is known locally for giving dogs a complimentary sausage, and there is outdoor seating nearby for anyone eating with a pet.

How much does food cost at Davy's Catering?

Prices are budget-friendly, with rolls and bacon baps typically a few pounds and burgers taking the top end of the menu towards £10.

Where to base yourself

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