I love this old pub, we often dash down from London for the weekend to meet friends in the George…read moreon a Saturday lunchtime for a pint of Thatchers. The food is always very nice and good value, although the menu changes quite often. As with most places in Dorset it stops serving lunch at 2pm so you gave to be quick!

This place is so lovely! The terrace is decorated beautifully and the food is amazing. Little bit…read moreof celebrations and loved the Prosecco as well.

We've spent a wonderful two nights at the Bull and the interesting little town of Bridport and…read moresurrounds. We were welcomed warmly on arrival and directed to park behind the hotel (free!), shown to our room on the second floor. Commenting on the hotel and accommodation: it's an old coaching house, so has all the creaks and structural foibles you'd expect of an ancient building. It's been recently refurbished and is looking very swish. They've made clever and considered use of the spaces, and the decor is sensitive and creative. I really loved the small details, like the retro mirrors, the sheepskin rug, the wool bed-throw and prints of the local area on the walls. The bed was big and very comfortable. The only complaint was the seagull noise at 4am - squawking up a hell of a racket. I closed and locked the sash-windows the next night which made a difference. The bathroom was light and spacious, and they offer Bramley products which are all 'nasty' free. Highly recommended. Commenting on the food and dining: There are inside and outside dining and drinking spaces. We ate dinner and breakfast inside on both occasions. The tables are small, so you struggle to find space for everything, but beyond that, the food is exceptional. The wine-by-the-glass is competitively priced and was of a high standard. We ate fresh fish, seafood, beef and lamb and it was all exquisite. The kitchen are doing a great job, and if I look at the reviews from the years preceeding, I can see that the Bull have really striven to do better and exceed expectations. Service was good, not overly familiar nor invisible. All staff seem to be well trained and familiar with the food, and in so doing were able to make their own recommendations. Book ahead for dinner, it is becoming more popular.

Great place in the center of the town, opposite the Town Hall. A flagship of the local brewery,…read morePalmers, serving their real ales and a decent wine & spirits selection. Recent management change and the early signs are highly promising - seem like a great couple, down from running wine bars in the London area. Lovely small bar with a kitchen area off to the side. Haven't eaten there this time around but focus on fresh and local fare. Real fireplace in the bar. Mixed crowd of locals and visitors - particularly busy on market days (Wed/Sat).

Have been here several times (restaurant only). Food is excellent and service very good in pleasant…read moresurroundings. Unfortunately prices have increased in 2016 and value for money is no longer a feature. Disappointing portion of vegetables - why be mean with a cheap ingredient? Menu is wide - ranging and usually includes some local fish.

We are very happy that we have found this sweet B&B. You get…read morea rustic small town feeling right away. As if you get a real impression of what it would be like to live in Bridport. The rooms and the pub are very clean. Especially the staff and owners convince with their friendliness. The breakfast was ok. It is quite loud in the rooms. Like so often in England. With earplugs it works. In the double bed you lie on one very soft mattress and share a blanket. If one moves, the other one notices it immediately. So we slept very badly. Nevertheless, the overall impression remains a very good one.

Been staying here for near on twenty years whilst on business. Very clean and comfortable…read moreaccommodation. A great breakfast and very friendly staff. In walking distance to local restaurants. The best place to stay in Bridport