The Fleur De Lys - Menu

Good steak, nice cider, OK service, and an open fire. Good pleasure!

The staff is very welcoming and the seating area near the fireplace is charming. Just right!

The food was delicious and the portion sizes were just right, creating a cozy and welcoming atmosphere. View menu

The sound of the church clock chiming every fifteen minutes can be a bit exhausting, especially with the single glazed windows.

This is the top spot for beer in Dorchester! It's disappointing that they don't serve sandwiches for lunch, but they do have pizza available on the menu!

The beer selection at this restaurant is exceptional, particularly for those who enjoy beers from the Purity brewery. Additionally, the interior of the pub has been beautifully redesigned following a change in management. View menu

If you're looking to sample some English pies, this is the place to go. The steak and Stilton pie was absolutely delicious. Others in our group tried the steak and kidney pie and the plain steak pie, and all were equally good and authentically English. They also have a wide variety of draft ales, lagers, and ciders to choose from.

This historical hotel is charming and offers a great alternative to the more expensive White Hart down the street. The decor in the few rooms upstairs is lovely, with the Classic Double Room with Bath priced at around £90 including breakfast. The pub downstairs opens at 7:30pm and we had a fantastic dinner at The George Hotel nearby. The inn is conveniently located across from a beautiful historic Abbey. There is parking available behind the inn, although it may not be suitable for wider vehicles. Overall, Fleur De Lys Inn was exactly what we were looking for with its delightful history and quaint atmosphere.

I stopped by for a quick drink at this restaurant and was impressed by its beautiful exterior, fitting in perfectly with the sleepy historic village it is located in. The service from the young lady behind the bar was friendly. However, once inside, I was disappointed by the overly modern decor, with a poor attempt at a period look including 'distressed' wooden tables and chairs. The cask ale selection was half-hearted, and there was loud music coming from behind the bar. It's unfortunate that the modern makeover and management did not do justice to what could have been a lovely old pub. Disappointing experience overall. View menu