Situated on the min A35, opposite the church the pub was badly damaged by fire in 2015 but, like Phoenix, has risen from the ashes, acquiring a new name! The interior is light and airy with a decked patio area at rear. Pub may close earlier or later than 11pm dependent upon custom. New licensees (August 2024) have reopened a real community pub – no food at present but is expected soon.
18th century coaching inn, now a refurbished single welcoming bar with home-cooked bar food.
Opens at 11am in June/July/August.
Upstairs sports bar showing TV sports plus pool table, darts and jukebox.
Karaoke night Thursday.
Large pub just off the promenade, the second of the two Weymouth Wetherspoons pubs, with seating on two levels but wheelchair access is good, including toilets.
Often unusual guest ales from regional brewers.
Historic Interest Located on what used to be the gardens of Gloucester Lodge, owned by Prince William Henry, Duke of Gloucester.
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