Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Isle of Portland. The Isle of Portland is a limestone tied island, 4 miles (6 km) long by 1.7 miles (2.7 km) wide, in the English Channel. Portland is 5 miles (8 km) south of the resort of Weymouth, forming the southernmost point of the county of Dorset, England. A barrier beach called Chesil Beach joins it to the mainland. The A354 road passes down the Portland end of the beach and then over the Fleet Lagoon by bridge to the mainland. Portland and Weymouth together form the borough of Weymouth and Portland. The population of Portland is 12,400.
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4 based on 677 reviews
We are a family friendly seaside sports pub. We follow the ethos of great home cooked food. As well showing the sky sports and BT sports on our 10 screens we also showcase the best live bands and performers from across the whole of Dorset.
Had a fantastico night here on a Tuesday.... They do 5 different steak meals buy a second for £1, so for 6 hungry golfers a cracking deal, and you get to cook the meal yourself with hot stones.... Fantastic value, can't speak highly enough... Need to book to guarentee a table... Staff v good, and a top selection of beers.... Great night...
4 based on 533 reviews
On a short break in Weymouth came across the Red Lion. Sheltering from the rain popped in one lunchtime for a quick pint. Lovely pub, not massive inside though plenty of tables outside, good staff, great ambience with good ale kept at the right temperature. After looking at the menu, thought going to come back one evening for dinner. Even better, food amazing, good ale again and, again a lovely atmosphere. Also importantly no t.vs. or gaming machines. In short if i had a pub it would be just like the Red Lion!
4 based on 964 reviews
The whole idea of the George Bar and Grill is to create a relaxed environment without dropping standards when it comes to the quality of our food or bar. We are really proud of the excellent rapport our staff build with our customers and the service they
Myself and fiancée visited the George and we were totally amazed by everything. I booked a table although we arrived half an hour early the staff were happy to sit us at our table, the waiter we had couldn't do enough for us. The portion was more than big enough. The food was amazing, the customer service was amazing, everything was just amazing! Thank you everyone, we will return the next time we are in Weymouth!
4 based on 1899 reviews
We, at our National British Pie Award winning Handmade Pie & Ale House are setting out to create the most premium of pies and to serve the most traditional, tastiest constantly changing ales, of which we always have some local and some from various parts
Have always said that we would visit this restaurant for the last year and upon hearing it will be shutting down we thought we would come before it closes.Great atmosphere and friendly staff. All the pies on the menu sounded really good but eventually opted for the valentineâs one. What a great choice. It was stunning. My god were we all stuffed. Struggled to finish it but it was too good to leave. May I add that we were a party of 5 and they accommodated us despite not having a reservation so thank you for that.The score of four is because we had ordered mozzarella sticks which came with no mozzarella but the issue was quickly resolved. The bill was asked for twice when eventually one of us went to the bar to pay. That did not put is off though, the whole meal was brilliant and hopefully we can return before they shut.
4 based on 487 reviews
We popped in for lunch just wanted something smallish. I fancied a brie & bacon pannini they didn't have one on the menu but happily made me on in a white baguette (would have liked brown) . My husband had a burger. The portions are big, bacon wasn't crispy v fatty & burger was very average just lots of chips. The food is homemade and staff are lovely, but I do think they could get better quality ingredients to match the price they charge. It feels like a dark bingo hall inside, bit dingy.
3 based on 597 reviews
Great location and friendly service - but food a let down hardly what you might expect from a carvery the only veg carrots- cabbage- cauliflower -and roast potatoes (not crispy) We had roast beef which was quite tough .However it did cost only £9.95- perhaps charge more and improve the meal quality.
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4 based on 105 reviews
Tried twice to eat here as very local to our holiday rental. First was a Sunday,told no food after 5 desire a notice outside saying food available. On Monday night we were told fish & chips only as "we didn't get our delivery today" so on the grounds of no food available despite an outside menu and the all day food board I have to say don't bother.Hi Dee I am so sorry about your poor experience at the little ship, we as new owner have just taken over and food will be served 7 days a week 12-3pm and 5-9pm Monday-Friday 12-9pm Saturday and 12-5pm Sunday, we would love for you to try the little ship as we have and still are making massive chances for the better. Kind RegardsChris Owner
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4 based on 78 reviews
Landlady needs some tuition in basic kitchen skills and general manners. The chips have to be seen to be believed, soggy, greasy, floppy and unpeeled. Roasts are usually like warm.The beer is All bad as the pipes never get cleaned!Together with her outspoken racism and a confederate flag above the bar to match her fascist attitude.The garden is very nice but the benches and playground are all rotten and should be condemned! On the plus side they do a fine range of crisps and "Shakeys" scratchings.
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4 based on 855 reviews
Quality, freshly prepared, pub food from our superb menu and specials board is available 7 days a week, with locally caught fish and seafood a regular feature. Inside or outside - take your pick! Our outside seating area allows you to enjoy your meal or r
Pub right on the front so you can look out on Chesil beach while you eat. Was impressed that the staff took our order after 2.30pm as we were really hungry and tired after walking round Portland. The food was quick and we enjoyed it. Reasonable priced and good choice on menu. Worth a visit.
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4 based on 337 reviews
The Eight kings has private parking and outside seating. Dogs are welcome in the bar area and beer garden where you can just sit have a drink or enjoy a meal from our full menu or specials board. On a Sunday we offer a 3 meat Carvery also available in the
We found this fantastic pub whilst on holiday last year and decided to go again this year. After driving over from Bournemouth (it was a long drive!) we were not disappointed. A warm welcome from the friendly staff, and our drinks order was swiftly brought to the table along with menus. After making our food choice, and being asked all the usual questions (chips/veg/salad etc), we sat back to enjoy our surroundings. Other diners were enjoying their meals and the atmosphere was calm and relaxed. Unfortunately two male diners decided that they were not happy with the food or service, being quite vocal and, we thought, rather offensive towards the young lady who was trying her best to meet their demands. When the two males walked out the rest of the diners all commented on their unreasonable behaviour!Our food arrived and was cooked perfectly and was great portion sizes. Even though we were quite full after our main course, we had to have desserts - they were so good it would have been rude not to.If you want silver service and small portions go to Claridges. If you want good quality home cooking in a warm and welcoming environ, go to the Eight Kings.
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