Worlds End, Almer - pub details
Address: Almer, Blandford Forum, Dorset, DT11 9EW [map] [gmap]
Pub facilities/features:
- Food served, Gluten free meals available, Real ale
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> Current user rating: 6.9/10 (rated by 16 users)
> Local guide: Dorset pub guide
other pubs nearby:
Botany Bay Inn, Winterborne Zelston (0.9 miles)
user reviews of Worlds End, Almer
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| Decent out-of-town pub with decent food, great for Sunday lunches, but get there early as space is limited, friendly youg staff make this place worth a visit. Earl_of_Grey - 14 Mar 2008 10:18 |
| A large, roadside Hall and Woodhouse dining pub, typical of its kind, clean, well run and welcoming with the usual range of Badger beers. My two pints of the seasonal Hopping Hare were first class even if they did try to serve it to me in a 'ladies' glass. My wife's definition, mine was earthier. The food was what you would expect, certainly not locally produced, but was well prepared and presented and did not seem to be micro-waved. Not a life-changing experience, but hot and tasty, just what we were looking for, nor was it expensive. A word of warning, at busy times get there early, it's a big pub but is well-known and popular. Runningdog - 19 Feb 2008 16:14 |
| Recently my partner and I visited this pub as it it was a firm favorite. When we arrived there was no one there to show us a table, which not usually the case. We then got seated and noticed the menu had changed,but we went along with chosing our food. The food arrived, I had ordered the special off the board of chilli and pasta. Personally I was very dissapointed with the dish it was like pasta soup swimming in sauce. My partners meal was okay, the scampi was nothing to shout about. I have to say it really was awful, this pub used to be superb. September 2007. mslovely - 15 Sep 2007 08:35 |
| We visited twice last week (April 07). The big attraction for us was the gluten free food on offer - a separate menu with a range of starters, mains and desserts. It was busy on both nights and we were very satisfied with the food (lots of locally sourced products), the service and the atmosphere. Worth making a booking if you want to eat here - limited space inside, but also lots of tables outside. dluckhurst - 14 Apr 2007 22:12 |
| I've been coming to this pub since I was 17 (17 years ago!). It's my fave pub in Dorset! I love the warm atmosphere, the lovely home-cooked food (not bunged in the microwave or taken out of the freezer like other big pub chains). They have a lovely range of real country wines in lots of lovely flavours. And a great range of real ales, plus all the usual popular drinks. I've always found the staff to be polite and helpful, plus they have a good range of gluten/wheat free meals - which is so lovely to be able to choose without constant questions to the chef, and taking their life in your hands when you eat there (or eating Gammon - again!) I disagree that it's not a proper pub, there's a bar, that you can sit at and a seperate eating area. OK, it is no smoking pub, but so what? Every where's going to be no smoking from this summer anyway; and for me there's nothing worse than tucking into a lovely meal only for it to be spoiled by a table of smokers lighting up (cos they've finished THEIR dinner) and tainting my food with their fowl smelling carcinogenic smoke. Real open fires, lots of olde world fittings and the whole place is thatched, plus it's reputed to be the oldest pub in Dorset! The Wolds End gets a big thumbs up from me! I'll be going there for the next 17 years! AlfaFemale - 6 Jan 2007 00:28 |
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