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The Black Horse Inn in Sturminster Marshall is an archetypal English pub - but its food is far from ordinary. As you step through the doors of this roadside tavern you are welcomed by the wonderful aroma of homemade food. Our meal started with two pub classics: crunchy whitebait and creamy garlic mushrooms - both were beautifully...
View full reviewYou can hear the enticing bustle of this well-known Dorset pub before you even step inside the building. From the moment we entered we felt welcome, thanks to the warm atmosphere and the friendly staff.
We sat in the large dining area overlooking the vast and beautiful pub grounds, and sampled some delicious local ale from ...
In picturesque Lyme Regis, the Royal Lion Hotel is a beautiful 17th-century coaching inn, steeped in history. Barely 100 metres from the sea, the hotel is the perfect place to base yourself as you explore the stunning local area. With two separate dining areas and a cosy lounge, there’s something for everyone at the Royal Lion. ...
View full reviewThe Cobb Arms is a homely, family-run pub situated in the heart of Lyme Regis, which takes its name from The Cobb, which sits opposite - as you walk along Lyme Bay you might spot its boats. Tempt your tastebuds with the light starter of salt and pepper baby squid. The seafood platter is great for sharing and includes an array of loc...
View full reviewA classic country pub and kitchen, The White Hart is nestled in the tranquil village of Bishop’s Caundle, surrounded by open fields and thatched cottages. Having been taken over by a new team, The White Hart now boasts a tasty menu of homemade British classics as well as an exciting calendar of upcoming events, including charity...
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 reviewJust three miles from Sherborne, the Kings Arms in Thornford has everything you expect from a friendly village pub - and more besides. A warm welcome awaits you from Andrew and Ann, who have brought the pub back from closure. Now refurbished, the comfortable bar is the perfect place to enjoy a relaxed drink and a hearty meal; alterna...
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 reviewTwo years ago, Daniel and James took over this historic venue. Following rebranding and a lot of hard work, the Rope & Anchor was born. This charming pub is perfectly positioned just one street away from bustling Poole Quay. The menu reflects the pub’s harbourside location, and features a selection of fresh fish and seafoo...
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 reviewA traditional family-run pub oozing with rustic charm, the Blue Boar's friendly atmosphere is the first thing to strike you as you enter through its ivy-covered doors. The 18th-Century wine merchant's house has evolved into a delightfully quaint pub, ideally situated within walking distance of the quay and the high street. The pictur...
View full reviewA village pub set in the heart of the Dorset countryside, just ten miles from the World Heritage Jurassic Coast, The Royal Oak offers a warm, friendly welcome and traditional home-cooked food - the kitchen staff use only the finest local produce, sourced from local suppliers. The mouth-watering standard menu and the lunchtime 'lite ...
View full reviewTravel back in time to the pretty village of East Coker and be enchanted by the decor, the food and the hospitality of the Helyar Arms. This 15th-Century inn has a beautiful interior, with an imposing beamed ceiling and a cosy fireplace. You won't find the match showing or fruit machines buzzing, but you will find a tranquil, friend...
View full reviewIn the pretty village of East Coker is a gem of a find. The Helyar Arms is housed in a 15th century building that oozes charm, and Patrick and Claire’s passion for ensuring everyone is looked after is evident in the welcome guests receive, fantastic food served, and cosy atmosphere provided. An extensive refurbishment proves how...
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