Weymouth Pubs, Pubs in Weymouth, Dorset

Pubs in Weymouth Dorset

The Nothe Tavern
Barrack Road, Weymouth, DT4 8TZ (Tel: 01305 839255) The Nothe Tavern is the perfect stop off point for a leisurely drink and a bite to eat after exploring the Nothe Fort at the edge of the harbour. Run by husband and wife team Hugh and Margaret Judd, this pub offers a menu that changes daily, but you can always be sure of finding plenty of excellent fresh local fish to choose from. www.nothe.co.uk

The Dorothy Inn
48-49 The Esplanade, Weymouth, DT4 8DQ (Tel: 01305 766996) The Dorothy Inn is a friendly pub on the Esplanade offering traditional pub food and a good choice of real ales, you can also sample the traditional farm cider affectionately known as Dorothy’s Ruin. If you feel like partying there’s also a nightclub attached to the pub called Your Place, aimed at those still young at heart rather than the hip and trendy crowd. www.thedorothyinn.co.uk

Boot
High Street West, Weymouth (Tel: 01305 770327) The Boot is believed to be the oldest pub in Weymouth and has kept is old traditions. There are open fires, pub games and food served both at lunch and in the evenings. The beers include plenty of locally brewed real ales.

The Sea Cow
7 Custom House Quay, Weymouth (Tel: 01305 783524) The Sea Cow is a picturesque pub on the waters edge, adorned with a colourful display of hanging baskets during the summer months. Although a popular place for a drink it is also open from 9am serving breakfasts and has a restaurant serving lunches and evening meals, fish and seafood are a speciality.

The Ilchester Arms 9 Market Street, Abbotsbury, Nr Weymouth, DT3 3JR (Tel: 01305 871243) This delightful 17^th century inn is now a Grade II listed building. There’s a choice of sitting in the relaxing bar area or the non-smoking conservatory. There’s also a good restaurant and if you feel like staying the Ilchester Arms also has ten ensuite bedrooms. www.ilchesterarms.co.uk