The historic market town of Bridport in West Dorset has some great pubs to tempt you with. Fancy a drink or something to eat? Why not check out some of the great pubs in Bridport. West Bay is just a short distance away by car and on foot, so why not explore the Jurassic Coast on a day out in Dorset.
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The Greyhound
2 East Street, Bridport DT6 3LF
The Greyhound is a Wetherspoons pub in Bridport. There are also rooms available if you’re planning on staying in Bridport. The pub is situated in the heart of the town next to the Town Hall.
Parking is available in one of the pay and display car parks in the town, which are available for both long and short stays. There is also some free roadside parking between the hours of 6pm and 8am.
The Ropemakers
36 West Street, Bridport DT6 3QP
You may think the Ropemakers pub is small from the outside, but as you enter you’ll realise it’s a large pub on the inside. There’s also outside seating in a pretty courtyard area at the back for those nice days. Food served in the pub is made from locally sourced ingredients. You’ll also find a calendar of live music events on a Friday and Saturday night.
The George Hotel
4 South Street, Bridport DT6 3NQ
If you’re popping into The George for a drink or something to eat, you’ll find pub classics with a twist on the menu. The menu changes according to the season and availability from local suppliers. There are also daily specials available as well.
The White Lion
1 W Allington, Bridport DT6 5BJ
You’ll find this river side pub just off the centre of Bridport. If you like sampling local cider, then you’ll be pleased to see some Dorset ciders behind the bar. The pub offers a south facing garden with terrace, perfect for those Summer days in the pub. There’s also plenty of TV’s in the pub for watching those sporting events.
The Pursuit Of Hoppiness
15 West Street, Bridport DT6 3QJ
There’s real ale, ciders and wine on the menu at The Pursuit Of Hoppiness. All sourced from local micro breweries in the South West. Why not pop in to try something a little different.
The Woodman
61 South Street, Bridport DT6 3NZ
The Woodman is a traditional Dorset pub serving local ale and cider. There’s a calendar of live music events, and there’s even a 9 pin bowling alley.
The Tiger Inn
14-16 Barrack Street, Bridport DT6 3LY
The Tiger Inn is a freehouse in Bridport with B&B rooms available if you fancy staying over. There are six real ales available and plenty of choice on cider, wines, spirits and soft drinks, If you like your drink outside, there are two heated courtyard areas which are sheltered.
The pub also has wide screen TV’s which show the latest sporting events. Each year the pub is also host to a beer festival in Bridport.
The Bull Hotel
34 East Street, Bridport, Dorset, DT6 3LF
The Bull Hotel is a 16th Century coaching inn in the heart of Bridport. There is a pizzeria on site with an authentic pizza oven if you’re hungry. Pub classics are also available made with fresh seasonal ingredients. A great country pub to stop at during your visit to Bridport.
The George Inn
Main Street, Chideock, Bridport DT6 6JD
This thatched pub in Dorset is popular with locals and tourists throughout the year. Well behaved dogs are also welcome in the pub in the bar areas. The restaurant area serves food sourced from local ingredients with the menu being updated according to the seasons.
Thursday is pizza night at the George which are made using secret recipe dough with a variety of toppings.