The Chetnole Inn, Chetnole - pub details
Address: Chetnole, Sherborne, Dorset, DT9 6NN [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 33558) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Yetminster (0.9 miles), Chetnole (1.6 miles), Thornford (1.8 miles)
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> Current user rating: 6.9/10 (rated by 9 users)
other pubs nearby:
White Hart, Sherborne (0.8 miles), Kings Arms Inn, Thornford (1.8 miles)
user reviews of the Chetnole Inn, Chetnole
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| The Chetnole Inn was another bonus pub for us in Dorset. But this was another disappointment. Ales were Butcombe Gold & Adam Henson's Rare Breed, Wriggle Valley Golden Bear & Ringwood Forty Niner. The cider was Cheddar Valley dispensed from a font.. But the barmaid informed me that it was fizzy. So I politely declined. We were the only customers and we sat in the lounge/dining area. Several tables had dinner reservations laid out on them. There is another separate bar area. blue_scrumpy - 24 Sep 2018 20:01 |
| Nice pub, bit too cold. Food was good but pricey. x TFA nutbar - 24 Nov 2010 17:34 |
| STAYED HERE FROM 23-30 OCT. IT WAS EXCELLANT ALL ROUND ALTHOUGH QUIET LIKE MOST PUB IN THE AREA THIS TIME OF YEAR. fivedaysfiveshirts - 11 Oct 2010 20:06 |
| We visited this pub for lunch and found it spotlessly clean, maybe a bit clinical, and thought it would benefit from some carpeting or drapes to make it more cosy and improve the acoustics. The staff were polite and friendly. Our food was good but rather pricey for a rural Dorset pub - �6 for a dessert is too much. I doubt we will be returning as there are less expensive places to obtain a good meal, which is an important consideration in these recessionary times classic0904 - 5 Sep 2010 17:42 |
| We visited on a Saturday night in January and had a fantastic 3 course meal in the lounge bar, coupled with well kept Doom Bar and Otter Bitter and a good choice of wine. The end bill was a bit lumpy, but overall I have no complaints as the service was brilliantly helpful and the food was spot on - one of those meals you rave about for ages and bore your mates about. An intelligently put together menu that clearly uses local ingredients where possible, with a helpful chef who happily catered for my gluten-free partner which marks it up several notches in our book. That's judging it as a restaurant... as a pub however the lounge bar doesn't quite cut it - just a little bit too cold (literally and decoratively), despite the log burner in the hearth which in the recent cold weather draws me like a magnet to a pub. There are too many reflective stone or painted surfaces . On a previous visit we noted how noisy the restaurant side was with a crowd of diners eating, obtrusively noisy in fact; I understand in a previous decorative setup there was carpet over the flagstone floors - yes the stone looks lovely, but a nice thick rug or two would do wonders for sound absorption as well feeling a bit more homely and, well, 'pub-like'. The other bar got extremely lively later on in the evening, so that must be where the party's at - next time we'll pop in that side for a beer if we're not eating. The landlord and his staff seem well liked in the area and attract people from far and wide, so they're onto a good thing and it's a cut above the average country gastro pub. I'd give it 9/10 for food and 7/10 as a pub lipster - 1 Feb 2010 10:32 |
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