The Fox and Hounds Cattistock
8 June 2025
A lovely traditional pub in the heart of the village with a great reputation for home cooked food and seasonal produce. Food is served daily apart from Monday lunch time. Dogs are welcome.
Pubs near Cerne Abbas
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The Fox and Hounds Cattistock
A lovely traditional pub in the heart of the village with a great reputation for home cooked food and seasonal produce. Food is served daily apart from Monday lunch time. Dogs are welcome.
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The Chetnole Inn
A lovely village inn with snug bar, wood burning stove, wooden floored restaurant and beautiful gardens. This Taste of Dorset Award winning pub also allows dogs in the snug.
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The Saxon Arms
Thatched village pub with good selection of beers and excellent menu for lunchtime and evening meals.
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The Brace of Pheasants
A cut above the rest, The Brace of Pheasants serves award winning food and wines in a picture-perfect 16th Century thatched pub. With a warm atmosphere, delicious local food and rustic yet clean interior this is a popular choice so booking in advance is recommended.
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The New Inn
Having undergone a thorough facelift, the New Inn now combines authentic features like its timber frames and mullioned windows with a fresh, contemporary feel. With good food and drink at its core, the New Inn's Head chef Matthew Bramley channels his passion to create great food from local produce. Make sure you check out the inn's selection of fine wines.
Pubs near Cerne Abbas
'If you're looking for the finest Cerne Abbas Pubs we have asked our guests holidaying near Cerne Abbas to rate 5 pubs and help you find the perfect one!'
The Chetnole Inn
26 June 2024
A lovely village inn with snug bar, wood burning stove, wooden floored restaurant and beautiful gardens. This Taste of Dorset Award winning pub also allows dogs in the snug.
The Saxon Arms
13 October 2011
Thatched village pub with good selection of beers and excellent menu for lunchtime and evening meals.
The Brace of Pheasants
2 July 2011
A cut above the rest, The Brace of Pheasants serves award winning food and wines in a picture-perfect 16th Century thatched pub. With a warm atmosphere, delicious local food and rustic yet clean interior this is a popular choice so booking in advance is recommended.
The New Inn
Having undergone a thorough facelift, the New Inn now combines authentic features like its timber frames and mullioned windows with a fresh, contemporary feel. With good food and drink at its core, the New Inn's Head chef Matthew Bramley channels his passion to create great food from local produce. Make sure you check out the inn's selection of fine wines.