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Pubs near Beaminster

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Red Lion

A traditional 18th century coaching house which has been restored and now offers a comfortable place to stop off for a drink or meal. The menu offers pub classics and there is a skittle alley and beer garden available.

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Hare & Hounds

Home cooked food is a speciality here with Sunday roasts being a favourite. There's a play area, large garden and decking with views over the countryside. Dogs are welcome.

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White Lion Inn

Situated in the heart of the village, the cosy White Lion Inn is a community owned and run pub. Dogs are welcome and please see their website for opening times and meal times.

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Royal Oak

A traditional village pub with warming real fires in winter and a beer garden for the summer months. Here you'll find a varied menu, excellently cooked and beautifully presented. There's a good wine choice and service is friendly and efficient. You'll also find a skittle alley for family entertainment. The pub has limited opening times so you may wish to check with them before planning a visit. Bookings are advisable particularly on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.

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The Half Moon

A grade II 17th Century thatched village pub, the award winning Half Moon offers a seasonal menu and daily specials crafted with local produce. With proud oak beams and cosy inglenooks, this pub is perfect for all months with a suntrap beer garden for the summer and roaring open fires in the winter. Dogs are welcome and there is a play corner for kids too.

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The Spyway Inn

A traditional English country pub with amazing views of the Dorset countryside. Locals, walkers and cyclists are made very welcome and it's the perfect place for refreshments after a climb up nearby Eggardon Hill. Bring your dog, they are welcome too.

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The Shave Cross Inn

Centrally located in pretty Marshwood Vale, The Shave Cross Inn is a popular thatched Grade II listed building with origins as far back as the 1400's. There's a delightful beer garden perfect for al fresco dining and booking is essential.

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The New Inn

Situated in the heart of the village, this 17th century thatched inn offers a warm welcome, Palmers beer and a locally sourced menu. Enjoy the beer garden in summer. Dogs are welcome.

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The Fox Inn Corscombe

A traditional thatched village pub in the heart of Corscombe with open fires and outdoor seating for warming months. Live music plays regularly (give them a call for further information).

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The Marquis of Lorne

This 16th Century country inn serves excellent food and real ales. There is a children's play area and walkers will find The Marquis also makes a good starting point for walks up the famous Eggardon Hill, where there are the remains of an Iron Age fort and Bronze Age burial mounds, as well as great views across the Dorset countryside and coast.

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Pubs near Beaminster

'If you're looking for the finest Beaminster Pubs we have asked our guests holidaying near Beaminster to rate 14 pubs and help you find the perfect one!'

Red Lion

Red Lion

12 June 2025

A traditional 18th century coaching house which has been restored and now offers a comfortable place to stop off for a drink or meal. The menu offers pub classics and there is a skittle alley and beer garden available.

Hare & Hounds

Hare & Hounds

12 June 2025

Home cooked food is a speciality here with Sunday roasts being a favourite. There's a play area, large garden and decking with views over the countryside. Dogs are welcome.

White Lion Inn

White Lion Inn

15 September 2024

Situated in the heart of the village, the cosy White Lion Inn is a community owned and run pub. Dogs are welcome and please see their website for opening times and meal times.

Royal Oak

Royal Oak

15 September 2024

A traditional village pub with warming real fires in winter and a beer garden for the summer months. Here you'll find a varied menu, excellently cooked and beautifully presented. There's a good wine choice and service is friendly and efficient. You'll also find a skittle alley for family entertainment. The pub has limited opening times so you may wish to check with them before planning a visit. Bookings are advisable particularly on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.

The Half Moon

The Half Moon

16 October 2023

A grade II 17th Century thatched village pub, the award winning Half Moon offers a seasonal menu and daily specials crafted with local produce. With proud oak beams and cosy inglenooks, this pub is perfect for all months with a suntrap beer garden for the summer and roaring open fires in the winter. Dogs are welcome and there is a play corner for kids too.

The Spyway Inn

The Spyway Inn

15 October 2023

A traditional English country pub with amazing views of the Dorset countryside. Locals, walkers and cyclists are made very welcome and it's the perfect place for refreshments after a climb up nearby Eggardon Hill. Bring your dog, they are welcome too.

The Shave Cross Inn

The Shave Cross Inn

2 October 2023

Centrally located in pretty Marshwood Vale, The Shave Cross Inn is a popular thatched Grade II listed building with origins as far back as the 1400's. There's a delightful beer garden perfect for al fresco dining and booking is essential.

The New Inn

The New Inn

23 November 2022

Situated in the heart of the village, this 17th century thatched inn offers a warm welcome, Palmers beer and a locally sourced menu. Enjoy the beer garden in summer. Dogs are welcome.

The Fox Inn Corscombe

The Fox Inn Corscombe

16 May 2018

A traditional thatched village pub in the heart of Corscombe with open fires and outdoor seating for warming months. Live music plays regularly (give them a call for further information).

The Marquis of Lorne

The Marquis of Lorne

23 August 2010

This 16th Century country inn serves excellent food and real ales. There is a children's play area and walkers will find The Marquis also makes a good starting point for walks up the famous Eggardon Hill, where there are the remains of an Iron Age fort and Bronze Age burial mounds, as well as great views across the Dorset countryside and coast.