Situated next to an unusual red-brick Victorian clock tower, erected to commemorate Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee. Inside, the pub has a traditional bar and a separate restaurant; the menu includes vegetarian and gluten-free options. Outside, there are pleasant seating areas and children’s play facilities adjacent to a large skittle alley. The car park is small but on-road parking is available. Guest ale news is posted weekly on Facebook. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays.
Set in glorious countryside, once the home of the Woodhouse family (Badger Beers), this 200 year old country house became an inn in 1915.
Large open plan town centre pub on main shopping street.
It dates back to 16th century, having genuine claims to be oldest pub in Weymouth.
Named after the famous Dorset cheese.
Has developed into a bistro style pub in recent years and is extremely popular with dinners, it is advisable to book ahead if eating.
Large garden with play equipment.
Beer range varies.
No dogs allowed inside unless booked beforehand.
