please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
Set on the bend of a main road, this pub has a bar area and a separate dining area. It was a bit chilly inside. A family eating in one corner were creating a fair amount of noise and there were a couple of locals in the bar area. There is plenty of seating. The 3 ales were Trelawny, Hophead & 6X, whilst there was no real cider. Another disappointing pub.
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Iovely host very respectful and helpful and the food was very generous,the passion this owner put in to a quiet wed dinner time was from the heart. for this she deserves a lot of people stopping off here to sample a spendid meal or tipple.will be going back. Thanks PHILTHOR.
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It is a must to visit this pub as I think they possibly have the best chef in Dorset! I also recommend checking out "Toss up Tuesdays" when you get to toss a coin to see if you have to pay for your meal, its brilliant!
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Enjoyed my visit very much. Excellent food and good value.
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LOCAL PRODUCER GOURMET EVENING
WEDNESDAY 28TH OCTOBER
Local Producers as Guest speakers and gourmet food complimented with wines and beers.
Booking essential, limited availability call James for more information:
01963 235 19
[email protected]
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Food is amazing- their chips are legendary. It's the best menu for miles around- the beer is good the wine choice is excellent.
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re opened late summer 2009,new landlord,a well kept pint of badger beer, and very good food
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Excellent carvery. Good value. Changed landlord.
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Disappointingly bland especially for a country pub. Average beer, average food, average lay out, average people drinking there. All round average. 5/10 naturally
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Excellent food, good wine and beer.
Friendly licensees Sally and Tony.
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Nicki Wells - 26 Sep 2003 17:30 |
