As seasoned self caterers know, a hotel can provide a luxurious treat for holiday eats. And the Limestone provides the best they can find in fresh local produce, from growing their own chillis to bringing in just-caught lobsters from the cove.
Centrally located in the village of Wool, The Black Bear Inn is a traditional sports bar serviing locally sourced pub classics and real ales. There's a large beer garden here for alfresco dining in summer.
Pretty as a picture postcard, The Castle Inn is a beautiful 16th century coaching inn with lovely terraced garden and paved courtyard. Food is served all day and children and dogs are very welcome.
The Ship Inn is a traditional village pub, creatively designed with a nautical theme. Food is freshly prepared with traditional roast served on Sunday's. Outside seating is available.
Steeped in history (legend has it the home of smugglers in the 18th & 19th centuries) this pub is close to Osmington village and offers lovely countryside views and great access to nearby footpaths. With cask ales, lagers, wines and a menu created using fresh seasonal produce, this is a great place to visit. Dogs are welcome in the bar and outdoor area.
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16 October 2022
As seasoned self caterers know, a hotel can provide a luxurious treat for holiday eats. And the Limestone provides the best they can find in fresh local produce, from growing their own chillis to bringing in just-caught lobsters from the cove.
Centrally located in the village of Wool, The Black Bear Inn is a traditional sports bar serviing locally sourced pub classics and real ales. There's a large beer garden here for alfresco dining in summer.
Pretty as a picture postcard, The Castle Inn is a beautiful 16th century coaching inn with lovely terraced garden and paved courtyard. Food is served all day and children and dogs are very welcome.
The Ship Inn is a traditional village pub, creatively designed with a nautical theme. Food is freshly prepared with traditional roast served on Sunday's. Outside seating is available.
Steeped in history (legend has it the home of smugglers in the 18th & 19th centuries) this pub is close to Osmington village and offers lovely countryside views and great access to nearby footpaths. With cask ales, lagers, wines and a menu created using fresh seasonal produce, this is a great place to visit. Dogs are welcome in the bar and outdoor area.