The Chetnole Inn
26 June 2024
A lovely village inn with snug bar, wood burning stove, wooden floored restaurant and beautiful gardens. This Taste of Dorset Award winning pub also allows dogs in the snug.
Pubs near Sherborne
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The Chetnole Inn
A lovely village inn with snug bar, wood burning stove, wooden floored restaurant and beautiful gardens. This Taste of Dorset Award winning pub also allows dogs in the snug.
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The White Hart Inn
Featuring in Stephen Frears' film, Tamara Drewe, The White Hart Inn is a 17th Century thatched village pub. The pub serves real ale and ciders in the open bar and hearty pub food in the separate dining area. During the summer months, bevvies can be enjoyed in the beer garden and children can make the most of the play area. Parking is available.
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The Rest and Welcome Inn
Try the real ales and home cooking at this Dorset pub in Melbury Osmond, Thomas Hardy's Wessex village of 'Hintock'.
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The Cross Keys Sherborne
Perfectly situated in the centre of town, The Cross Keys is a delightful and welcoming inn. Call in for breakfast, lunch, dinner or just a drink or two. The menu changes seasonally and children are very welcome.
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The Queens Arms
The Queens Arms' winning combination of style, comfort and great food has earnt it a sterling reputation, as well as write ups in many of the good pub guides and the national press. Famous for its pork pies, the pub rears its own pigs and uses eggs from its own brood of 70 hens.
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The Trooper Inn
In the heart of Stourton Caundle you'll find this lovely village pub offering award-winning ales, traditional ciders and home cooked meals. With extensive outside seating, courtyard and beer garden this is a great place for al fresco dining.
Pubs near Sherborne
'If you're looking for the finest Sherborne Pubs we have asked our guests holidaying near Sherborne to rate 6 pubs and help you find the perfect one!'
The White Hart Inn
3 October 2020
Featuring in Stephen Frears' film, Tamara Drewe, The White Hart Inn is a 17th Century thatched village pub. The pub serves real ale and ciders in the open bar and hearty pub food in the separate dining area. During the summer months, bevvies can be enjoyed in the beer garden and children can make the most of the play area. Parking is available.
The Rest and Welcome Inn
3 June 2010
Try the real ales and home cooking at this Dorset pub in Melbury Osmond, Thomas Hardy's Wessex village of 'Hintock'.
The Cross Keys Sherborne
Perfectly situated in the centre of town, The Cross Keys is a delightful and welcoming inn. Call in for breakfast, lunch, dinner or just a drink or two. The menu changes seasonally and children are very welcome.
The Queens Arms
The Queens Arms' winning combination of style, comfort and great food has earnt it a sterling reputation, as well as write ups in many of the good pub guides and the national press. Famous for its pork pies, the pub rears its own pigs and uses eggs from its own brood of 70 hens.
The Trooper Inn
In the heart of Stourton Caundle you'll find this lovely village pub offering award-winning ales, traditional ciders and home cooked meals. With extensive outside seating, courtyard and beer garden this is a great place for al fresco dining.