The pub name refers to the Volunteer Regiment founded in 1794 to combat the threat of a French invasion but the pub is a lot older than this. The double-fronted, pebble-dashed building contains two separate rooms: a low-beamed bar and a dining/family room where a comprehensive menu is served. The house beer ‘Volly’ is a rebadged Branscombe Branoc with three changing real ales.
Small and very friendly low beam, slate floor single bar pub with excellent garden.
Separate restaurant.
At least two Palmer’s beers at any time, including seasonal.
Accessed by a single track road from Chideock or by foot along the Dorset Coastal Path, this comfortable inn is situated nearly on the beach.
Popular with tourists and local walkers alike.
Public parking space is available opposite.
May – September a no-booking system applies ie ‘first come, first served.
payment by card only.
Please note this Pub is closed 04/06/2025 and became Closed Long Term 01/06/2025 (Closed, future uncertain).
Large corner pub situated in a residential area, 400 yds from the beach.
The pub serves three changing real ales.
There is a small patio area outside whilst the interior is open plan with a pool table dominating one [.
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