Top Restaurants in Beaminster
Top Things to do in Beaminster
Where to eat British food in Beaminster: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on British food in Beaminster, United Kingdom including Brassica Restaurant, The Greyhound Inn, Red Lion, The Trading Post & Cafe, Cilla and Camilla, The New Inn, The Ollerod, The Steak Out, The Half Moon, Tangerine Cafe and Gallery
Things to do in Beaminster
10. Tangerine Cafe and Gallery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 17 reviews
An informal and friendly contemporary style cafe situated in a beautiful Grade 2 listed building just off the town square. We offer morning pastries, home made cakes, scones and paniniis throughout the day plus daily brunch and lunch specials, salads, and
Reviewed By grahams590
We had a great time with Chris and Sue who are so friendly and accommodating too. I loved the background jazz music and the art hanging on the walls. My vegetarian breakfast was delicious. Also a big thank you to Kelly always smiling and happy to chat with you and just be. Thanks Graham. It was so lovely to meet and chat with you all. Hope to see you again when you come to the area. Xx
9. The Half Moon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 392 reviews
The Half Moon looks forward to welcoming you, we are at Melplash, a charming West Dorset pub just north of Bridport where everyone is welcome including your dog.
Reviewed By MickD84
Staying in a cottage in Uploaders, looking for a place to eat dinner, chanced on the Half moon, well what can i say ,nice car park off the main road,great looking pub/restaurant,very friendly welcoming staff,great menu choices, food very good,service very good,bill not to frightening,all in all very glad we found the Half moon,There are some strange differences as to opening and food times,between the website and the display outside the pub, but this didn,t effect us anyway, we had dinner hear 3 times all very good all great fun.
8. The Steak Out
Overall Ratings
4 based on 94 reviews
Reviewed By Daisylady21
Visited this restaurant recently aand again it produced an excellent meal at a very reasonable price. Fish and chips were delicious and the whole party thoroughly enjoyed their choices too. Would recommend this cosy little place for good wholesome food and generous portions! Sometimes too generous!
7. The Ollerod
Overall Ratings
5 based on 54 reviews
The Ollerod is a beautiful 13th century former priests house, recently and lovingly refurbished to create a cosy and elegant space with lots of low ceilinged snugs, and a stunning walnut and brass topped bar, huge open fireplaces and a lovely walled garde
Reviewed By RikkB4
Our 3rd stay at this West Dorset gem. Warm yet professional welcome. 4 poster bedRoom spotless.Garden beautifully gleaming with summer colour. Veg garden bustling with products ready for the kitchen. Food is simply stunning. Chris performs magic in the kitchen. Top quality ingredients are turned into plates of food that look special and have tasted that both combine and stand out.The wine list too is a joy with the team very knowledgeable on suitable combinations.
6. The New Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 233 reviews
The New Inn is a Traditional Village inn serving great food and real ales to both the local community and guests from further afield. We offer a great range of meals, with ingredients locally sourced, complemented by Palmer's Reals Ales and some great win
Reviewed By Veggrower1
This is a lovely and popular place so you need to book! Our wedding anniversary and we thoroughly enjoyed the welcome, the service, the atmosphere and the food. Everything a Dorset pub should be !. Closed Monday unfortunately and we left for home Tuesday but will definitely be back to sample the home made steak pie, the lamb, and the wonderful looking plates of fish & chips. Thanks for a lovely evening.Thank you for your comments, we are very pleased you enjoyed your visit to us, and you must definitely ry the fish & chips on your next visit.
5. Cilla and Camilla
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
The Cilla and Camilla Cafe is located to the rear of a large gift shop/homeware store, immediately on Beaminster Square. The cafe is in the old barn attached to the main building which leads directly to an attractive courtyard garden with plenty of outdoo
Reviewed By DRH4140856
A great cup of coffee and large selection of cakes makes this a must for visitors to Beaminster. Hugely popular with the locals it also does light lunches and has a wide variety of teas and soft drinks. A swift and courteous staff makes Cilla and Camilla a great spot for refreshments and you can shop as well!Thank you very much for posting this review - we appreciate it very much. Weâre delighted you enjoy our cafe and hope you will continue to do so in the future. Richard and Sally Ann
4. The Trading Post & Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By chelra02
Stopped here for lunch and had the misty tasty rarebit English muffins followed by warm Dorset apple cake. The coffee was nice and we loved the decor, itâs really light, bright and fun. They only lost a star due to getting our order wrong and obvious lack of confidence from the two girls serving, but theyâre friendly and smiley so sure they will be up to 5 stars in no time!Thank you for your review, I'm glad that you enjoyed your tasty rarebit.
3. Red Lion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 160 reviews
Reviewed By LeeKent
We have just visited here as we are staying in the area on a short break. We were given a warm welcome after phoning ahead to see if they could accommodate us and our 1yr old on a Friday evening...no problems. a lovely table in the restaurant area...friendly staff and the food was to a high standard! Very impressed! Great value as well! Well worth a visit. Enjoy!Thank you so much for your review! Weâre so glad you enjoyed your meal and your comments will be passed on to the team, hope you enjoyed your visit to Dorset!
2. The Greyhound Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 192 reviews
Deep in the heart of Dorset lies the market town of Beaminster. The Greyhound is located on the market square in the town centre. This traditional pub prides itself on the excellent home cooked food and real ales. The pub is very much family orientated an
Reviewed By Chris1of2
The chalkboard outside says Muddy Paws and Muddy Boots Welcome. There is a menu board outside with two sets of prices, obviously Small and Large dining prices. Inside above the bar is a host of Specials. The welcome was warm and friendly. Two mains at full price from the Specials and two halves of lager was £26, which I considered that a very good lunch considering that the plates were full. It is definitely a 'locals' pub, who, for a visitor were very helpful and ready to engage in conversation. The kitchen closes at 2pm, but a flurry of customers turned up and the kitchen stayed open. In this day and age, that is what I call Service.Thank you so much for your lovely review,we are glad you enjoyed our friendly local pub,hope to see you again soon.kind regards Gail
1. Brassica Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 296 reviews
Brassica in Beaminster is a relaxed restaurant offering an outstanding experience of delicious food, wine and service in a cosy, stylish environment. With the modern European dishes changing daily, the menu has been designed to encourage a more informal w
Reviewed By Mike L
Came with an old friend who lives in Shipton Gorge.The staff are well trained, knowledgeable and friendly. The supper menu offered an eclectic choice of dishes which were beautifully cooked. The Dover Sole and Beef Ragu deserve special mention. Their bread is baked daily in the kitchen. A very good wine list. All in all a memorable dinner.
