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GENERAL
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TENANT |
To be Confirmed. |
ADDRESS |
Damory Court Street,
Blandford Forum, Dorset DT11 7QX |
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CONTACT US |
Tel. 01258 455 916 |
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MAP |
Click Here For Map. |
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COMPANY WEBSITE |
www.hall-woodhouse.co.uk |
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TYPE |
Pubs in Blandford Forum. |
PUB EXPLORER REFERENCE |
18459. |
PUB OPENING TIMES |
Monday - Thursday 4pm - 11pm.
Friday & Saturday 12noon - 12mn.
Sunday 12noon - 11pm.
Later opening times at managements discretion. |
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HAVE YOUR FUNCTION WITH US |
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FUNCTIONS |
We can cater for occasions
such as weddings, funeral teas etc. We can provide a 3 course sit down
meal for up to 64 people & up to 100 buffet style. Please ring to
discuss your requirements. |
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DRINKS |
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DRINKS ON
DRAUGHT |
Hofbrau HB Extra Cold / HB
Export, Stella Artois, Guinness, Stowford Press Cider. |
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REAL ALE |
Hall & Woodhouse Badger First
Gold.
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OTHER DRINKS |
Range of House Wines. |
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We are a Hall & Woodhouse
Hallmark Pub for
excellence in service of our quality real ales. |
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SPORT
AND ENTERTAINMENT |
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TUESDAY |
2 Pool teams play. |
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WEDNESDAY |
4 Darts teams play. |
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SATURDAY |
Darts Super League team plays. |
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SPORTING
FIXTURES |
We show all sports &
matches on the plasma screens. |
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OTHER ENTERTAINMENT |
ESPN & Sky Sports, 2 Very
Large Plasma
Screens, Pool Table, 3 Darts Boards, Free Juke Box. |
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FACILITIES |
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OUTSIDE |
Large Garden at the rear of
the pub with large Jumbrellas covering the tables. Children's Bouncy
Castle in the summer months. |
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FACILITIES |
Wheelchair Access,
Easy Access Toilet. |
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OTHER |
Children Welcome until
8pm,
Dogs Welcome,
Car Park,
Coach
Parties Welcome. |
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The
Damory Oak is a locals pub
situated within
walking distance of Blandford Forum. It was rebuilt
in 1733 with Royal Assistance following the great
fire which tool place in the area in 1731. Steeped in history the name is derived from a famous
oak tree which having a trunk 23 foot in diameter
was arguably the largest oak tree in the world!
It's core decayed in Cromwell's age and became a place of refuge for
families following the fire. Today, this
welcoming venue is open plan with wooden floors and
a wooden bar which has a traditional yet contemporary feel. We concentrate
on sport and in particular darts. We
are home to the Super-league darts team and
attract many visitor to the events. Call in
and enjoy a sociable pint next time you are in the
area.
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