New Inn, Beaminster

Palmer's village pub that is popular with walkers and diners. We were first in, before another elderly group arrived for lunch. The chef was preparing a pie special. Table service is still the order of the day here. Dorset Gold & IPA was the real ale selection.

One of the picture - perfect pubs you get in this part of the world, thatched roof, stone flagged floors, low celings, village setting nestled in a lush green valley. Lots of people were here dining but I can't comment on the food. There is also a good sized beer garden. Beers were from Palmers, being one of their pubs, Copper, Best, Dorset Gold and 200 on. Thatchers Gold was the solitary cider. Despite not realy being a fan of the beer I liked this pub.

The New Inn is in a very small village that is a couple of miles walk from Beaminster. This is a Palmers tied house that has a thatched roof making this look like a really nice country pub. Once inside the bar area has a stone floor and cottagy type seating which makes the pub seem quite cosy there is also a lounge cum dining room which is carpeted. There were three real ales on the bar i had a drink of Palmers best bitter which went down well after walking here the other beers were Palmers 200 and Dorset Gold. This is a really nice pub to have a few drinks in.