Vine Inn, Wimborne

A quaint pub with some nice old (original?) touches built 200 years ago on two levels as a bakery, becoming a pub in 1900. Beer-wise there was London Pride available at the tiny bar (the other guest had just ran out), served by a pair of charming ladies who made our group feel welcome. Otherwise, there's two rooms - a nice lounge to the side of the bar, or a public room up a set of health and safety bothering stairs. There's a tidy beer garden on the lower level through a nice old set of french doors. Being situated down a bank means the pub can be a bit of a git to find if you don't have sat nav, keep your eyes peeled. A solid place, worth making a detour for if nearby for the uniqueness of the interior and welcome afforded.