This former almshouse dates back to the 1600s and is something of a local landmark. One of the oldest buildings in Dorchester, it supplies a popular photo opportunity for sightseers. However, Nappers Mite is so much more than a pretty building – inside, you’ll find a delightful café and restaurant...
Read more about Nappers Mite in DorchesterThis family-run pub and restaurant is set in the impressive Poundbury estate created by HRH Prince Charles in the county town of Dorchester. Customers can relax in comfort with a light lunch or more formal dinner, or just pop in for a drink and sample one of the real ales,...
Read more about The Poet Laureate in DorchesterIt’s a real pleasure to sit out in the front courtyard at The Sun Inn, once you’ve waved goodbye to winter. Floral hanging baskets and gorgeous views of verdant countryside provide an appetiser for the eyes, before you order some of the Sun’s wholesome home-cooking. Enjoy hot sirloin steak and...
Read more about The Sun Inn in DorchesterThe Gamekeeper is a friendly family-run business in Charminster, just two miles from Dorchester. The comfortable en-suite bed and breakfast rooms are ideal for those planning a visit to the area, with the hearty full English breakfast providing the perfect start to the day. The large restaurant area is well-suited...
Read more about The Gamekeeper in Nr. DorchesterThe Brewers Arms, which was a girl’s school before being converted into a village inn in 1865, is the perfect place to enjoy a drink or a home-cooked meal in the heart of the Dorset countryside. A plethora of attractions are on the pub’s doorstep, including the...
Read more about The Brewers Arms in Nr. DorcesterEstablished in 1851, this Grade II listed inn is full of cosy corners and bursting with traditional charm. Offering a well-stocked bar and a menu filled with hearty, home-cooked classics, The New Inn is a popular place to rest and refuel among walkers and cyclists, but also attracts a great deal...
Read more about The New Inn in Nr. DorchesterSet in the charming village of Stratton in West Dorset, this rural thatched pub has established itself as one of the best dining-pub venues in the county. The Saxon Arms prides itself on delivering high-quality food at affordable prices, and this philosophy is realised by an award-winning brigade of talented...
Read more about The Saxon Arms in Nr. DorchesterOn the outskirts of the charming village of Upwey, just off the main road, lies the sherbet-lemon-coloured Old Ship Inn - it is bright on the outside and fizzes with warmth and excitement on the inside. Pam is the landlady, an exceptional cook who recently completed the London Marathon; she...
Read more about The Old Ship Inn in WeymouthSet just off the main street of the vibrant village of Broadmayne, the newly refurbished The Black Dog offers great dining as well as excellent overnight accommodation. On arrival I took a seat in the comfortable pub and browsed the menu with a pint of local ale in hand. As a...
Read more about The Black Dog in BroadmayneThe traditional exterior of the Coach & Horses gives nothing away of the new light and airy interior. Spacious and thoughtfully decorated throughout, with beautiful stripped pine floors, the Coach & Horses is a relaxing place to while away an afternoon or visit for an evening meal. Take a seat...
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