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Child Okeford is one of the larger villages in the Blackmore Vale, found just four miles from Sturminster Newton and six miles from Blandford Forum. The Saxon Inn is situated down an alley just off the main road at the northern-most end of the village, on the route out to Manston. Originally three 17th-Century agricultural cottages, ...
View full reviewBlending the charm of a country pub with the luxury of a boutique hotel, The Talbot Hotel has the balance just right, and it has a loyal following of regulars to prove it. Its recipe for success is simple yet effective: a winning combination of convivial, obliging service, first-rate food and stylish accommodation. Whether you po...
View full reviewThis unpretentious village pub in Okeford Fitzpaine serves a range of traditional home-cooked dishes using a wide range of produce sourced from local growers and suppliers. With a varied menu and frequently changing specials on offer you'll always find the right meal whatever your appetite - at a very reasonable price. The menu is ...
View full reviewAfter exploring the attractive market town of Sturminster Newton, stopping by The White Hart is a must. The cosy environs will have you feeling at home in no time, and the menu will have you tempted to tuck into some hearty home-cooked fare even if you only popped in for a pint. The light bites are sure to satisfy those hoping for a...
View full reviewThose traversing the country roads around Sturminster Newton might just be lucky enough to stumble across The Bull, a traditional thatched tavern that fits perfectly into its picturesque surroundings. The interior is every bit as charming as the outside, with low beamed ceilings and comfortable furnishings, and the atmosphere is inf...
View full reviewWhen it first opened in 1864, the Railway Hotel was intended to offer rest and relaxation to passengers using Blandford Forum Station on the now-closed Somerset and Dorset line. After the line's closure in 1966, the building ceased offering accommodation and is now run as a 22-screen sports bar, well loved and well used by the l...
View full reviewWith views overlooking the River Stour and the picturesque Georgian town of Blandford Forum, it’s easy to see why Dorset’s oldest inn is such a popular destination. As we stepped into the splendour of the dining room at The Crown, we knew we were in for a treat of an evening. From the high ceiling with its lantern roof framing...
View full reviewNestling in the heart of rural Dorset is The Crown at Winterborne Stickland. On entering this old country inn, you will discover a warm and friendly atmosphere. The large open fireplace with its woodburner is poised ready for those cold winter days; but when the weather is fine, you simply must visit the lovely beer garden at the re...
View full reviewThe traditional British combination of great beer and tasty food is the founding principle of Brewery Tap. Set in the malthouse of Hall & Woodhouse’s own brewery, this bar and restaurant is a haven for beer-lovers and offers visitors the chance to tour the brewery’s facilities before sampling a pint of fresh Badger beer st...
View full reviewFor those wishing to explore the beauties of Shaftesbury, there is no better base than Ye Olde Two Brewers Inn. The pub is nestled at the bottom of Gold Hill – a picturesque cobbled street famed for its beauty and commonly described as one of the most romantic sights in England. This child- and dog-friendly spot also boasts a sp...
View full reviewThe pretty town of Shaftesbury is home to The Half Moon, a fantastic traditional pub with a host of excellent qualities. You can expect to be greeted with a smile from the family-run team, and the homely atmosphere instantly makes you feel at ease. The cosy interior features traditional elements like exposed brick walls and rustic...
View full reviewOn reaching the centre of the small rural haven of Hazelbury Bryan, we came across The Antelope Inn. We knew instantly we were in for a comforting treat; this inn exudes country-pub charm with its red-brick exterior, picket fence and lovely surrounding gardens. Stepping inside, we discovered many a local sipping on wine and ale - thi...
View full reviewHome to an award-winning restaurant, a well-stocked bar, and eight comfortable rooms, the King John Inn is found in the heart of the picturesque Cranborne Chase. Surrounded by rolling hills and open fields, the King John is dedicated to supporting and celebrating the British countryside: the team works with a number of local suppl...
View full reviewNestled in the midst of lush rolling countryside, the attractive village of Ludwell is a beautiful destination to escape to. After exploring the stunning scenery of the Donhead Valley, head to The Grove Arms to relax and refresh yourself. Popular with locals, visitors, walkers and even pilots from the nearby airfield, this charmin...
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