Pub Grub Restaurants in Dorset

The Quay Inn is located next to the river and bridge in the historic Town of Wareham that is over 2000 years old and famous in history as being a stronghold of Alfred the Great who built the large earthworks around the town to defend against the Danes in 877 AD. These can still be seen to this day. The Quay Inn offers a unique dining experience and its location provides a relaxing environment to enjoy their great food and the amazing scenery. This is country Inn dining at its very best and people come from miles around to sample their Black Rock Grill dining experience so you owe it to yourslef to see why Dorset is raving about the Quay Inn.

The Acorn Inn in Evershot is a beautiful charming country Inn that dates back to the 16th Century. The building is gorgeous and full of history and fame. It is the Inn Thomas Hardy called 'The Sow & Acorn' in his book 'Tess of the d'Urbervilles.'.....Words cannot really decribe the character of the interior, it is something you need to experience for yourself but let's just say, it's stunning. You can also stay there which adds to the sensual nature of the occasion, but it is the spectaular food that really sets it apart. This Inn is for lovers of good food and wines who also appreciate lovely period ambience. It is a 'must visit' restaurant for everyone.

Opened in June 2006 and Located in the Centre of vibrant Lower Parkstone Village, Patrick’s Restaurant and Bar is housed in the premises of a converted bank and is one of the great restaurants in Poole. It's high ceilings, original features and stunning décor make Patrick’s the place to be seen in and the food here is exceptional.

The Acorn Inn in Evershot is a beautiful charming country Inn that dates back to the 16th Century. The building is gorgeous and full of history and fame. It is the Inn Thomas Hardy called 'The Sow & Acorn' in his book 'Tess of the d'Urbervilles.'.....Words cannot really decribe the character of the interior, it is something you need to experience for yourself but let's just say, it's stunning. You can also stay there which adds to the sensual nature of the occasion, but it is the spectaular food that really sets it apart. This Inn is for lovers of good food and wines who also appreciate lovely period ambience. It is a 'must visit' restaurant for everyone.

The Kings Arms Inn is a lovely period country Inn set in East Stour, North Dorset. Ross Campbell who runs it with his Chefs Dominque and Matt produce truly exceptional food that just has to be experienced. It really is stunning and exceptional value as well. The building itself offers a wonderfully relaxing dining experience with its contempory interior that has also captured the period essence of its history. It is an exceptional place to dine in but it is the food that brings people here from miles around. So if you love great food there is only one place to go, The Kings Arms Inn. If you don't go there to dine, you are missing one of lifes sublime moments.

Opened in June 2006 and Located in the Centre of vibrant Lower Parkstone Village, Patrick’s Restaurant and Bar is housed in the premises of a converted bank and is one of the great restaurants in Poole. It's high ceilings, original features and stunning décor make Patrick’s the place to be seen in and the food here is exceptional.

The Greyhound Inn is a beautiful period building set in the heart of the stunning village of Corfe Castle which is famous for its ruined castle. The pub is full of character and serves exquisite food virtually all day long and being next to the entrance to the Castle, it is ideally placed for you to visit. This pub is very popular because of the food and the welcome you will receive so come in and visit them and see why people come for miles around to go there.

The Greyhound Inn is a beautiful period building set in the heart of the stunning village of Corfe Castle which is famous for its ruined castle. The pub is full of character and serves exquisite food virtually all day long and being next to the entrance to the Castle, it is ideally placed for you to visit. This pub is very popular because of the food and the welcome you will receive so come in and visit them and see why people come for miles around to go there.

The Acorn Inn in Evershot is a beautiful charming country Inn that dates back to the 16th Century. The building is gorgeous and full of history and fame. It is the Inn Thomas Hardy called 'The Sow & Acorn' in his book 'Tess of the d'Urbervilles.'.....Words cannot really decribe the character of the interior, it is something you need to experience for yourself but let's just say, it's stunning. You can also stay there which adds to the sensual nature of the occasion, but it is the spectaular food that really sets it apart. This Inn is for lovers of good food and wines who also appreciate lovely period ambience. It is a 'must visit' restaurant for everyone.

The Plough is a beautiful period pub just outside Sturminster Newton in a village called Manston. The interior is very unique and offers some very special period features that create a very cosy ambiance. But people really come here for the food which is very special and offers exceptional value and once you visit, you will very quickly become a regular.

The Kings Arms Inn is a lovely period country Inn set in East Stour, North Dorset. Ross Campbell who runs it with his Chefs Dominque and Matt produce truly exceptional food that just has to be experienced. It really is stunning and exceptional value as well. The building itself offers a wonderfully relaxing dining experience with its contempory interior that has also captured the period essence of its history. It is an exceptional place to dine in but it is the food that brings people here from miles around. So if you love great food there is only one place to go, The Kings Arms Inn. If you don't go there to dine, you are missing one of lifes sublime moments.

The Acorn Inn in Evershot is a beautiful charming country Inn that dates back to the 16th Century. The building is gorgeous and full of history and fame. It is the Inn Thomas Hardy called 'The Sow & Acorn' in his book 'Tess of the d'Urbervilles.'.....Words cannot really decribe the character of the interior, it is something you need to experience for yourself but let's just say, it's stunning. You can also stay there which adds to the sensual nature of the occasion, but it is the spectaular food that really sets it apart. This Inn is for lovers of good food and wines who also appreciate lovely period ambience. It is a 'must visit' restaurant for everyone.

Opened in June 2006 and Located in the Centre of vibrant Lower Parkstone Village, Patrick’s Restaurant and Bar is housed in the premises of a converted bank and is one of the great restaurants in Poole. It's high ceilings, original features and stunning décor make Patrick’s the place to be seen in and the food here is exceptional.

The Kings Arms Inn is a lovely period country Inn set in East Stour, North Dorset. Ross Campbell who runs it with his Chefs Dominque and Matt produce truly exceptional food that just has to be experienced. It really is stunning and exceptional value as well. The building itself offers a wonderfully relaxing dining experience with its contempory interior that has also captured the period essence of its history. It is an exceptional place to dine in but it is the food that brings people here from miles around. So if you love great food there is only one place to go, The Kings Arms Inn. If you don't go there to dine, you are missing one of lifes sublime moments.

The Rose and Crown in Trent is a picturesque rural gem that dates back to the 14th century and fortunately for us, it still retains its amazing character and charm including original features such as a thatched roof, beams, beautiful large period fireplaces and flagstone floors. This is a Country Pub in the classic sense where you can eat fantastic food in an equally stunning setting and enjoy the relaxing ambiance. Country dining does not come any better than this.

The Rose and Crown in Trent is a picturesque rural gem that dates back to the 14th century and fortunately for us, it still retains its amazing character and charm including original features such as a thatched roof, beams, beautiful large period fireplaces and flagstone floors. This is a Country Pub in the classic sense where you can eat fantastic food in an equally stunning setting and enjoy the relaxing ambiance. Country dining does not come any better than this.

The Plough is a beautiful period pub just outside Sturminster Newton in a village called Manston. The interior is very unique and offers some very special period features that create a very cosy ambiance. But people really come here for the food which is very special and offers exceptional value and once you visit, you will very quickly become a regular.