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The Worlds End |
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GENERAL
INFORMATION |
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GENERAL
MANAGERS |
David Norton & Katherine
Paterson. |
ADDRESS |
Almer, Blandford Forum,
Dorset DT11 9EW |
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CONTACT US |
Tel. 01929 459671 email
worldsend.blandford@hall-woodhouse.co.uk |
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MAP |
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Here For Map. |
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OWN WEBSITE |
www.hall-woodhouse.co.uk |
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TYPE |
Pubs in Blandford Forum and
Dorset. |
PUB EXPLORER REFERENCE |
9. |
PUB OPENING TIMES |
Monday - Saturday 11am -
11pm.
Sunday 11.30am - 10.30pm. |
PHOTO GALLERY |
pm. |
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DRINKS |
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DRINKS ON
DRAUGHT |
Hofbrau HB Extra Cold, HB Premium, Guinness,
Blackthorn Cider. |
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REAL ALES |
Hall & Woodhouse Tanglefoot / Badgers First
Gold + seasonal Guest ale. |
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OTHER DRINKS |
Wide Range of Wines, Hot
Chocolate, Tea & Speciality Coffees. |
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DINING AT THE WORLDS END |
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We offer quality Traditional English Fayre
with most dishes homemade served from a main menu, lunch menu & regular
changing Specials. There is a choice of fine wines, beers, spirits and soft
drinks to complement your meal. |
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MEAL TIMES |
Monday - Thursday 11.30am -
9pm.
Friday & Saturday 11.30am - 9.30pm.
Sunday 12noon - 9pm. |
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FOOD PROMOTIONS |
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LUNCHTIME OFFER |
Monday - Saturday 12noon -
5pm.
1 course £6.50. 2 courses £8.50. 3 courses
£10.50. |
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SUNDAY
ROAST |
Usually beef, pork and a
roast of the week served with home made Yorkshire pudding, gravy
and all the trimmings from £8.19. |
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FACILITIES |
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FACILITIES |
Beer Garden (heated
Jumbrella's), Patio Area (al fresco dining), Wheelchair Access, Easy
Access
Toilet, Baby Changing Facility, Outdoor Children's Play Area. |
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OTHER |
Children Welcome, Dogs
Allowed (on a lead to the front area but not in the garden), Car Parking, Disabled Car Parking, Coaches
Welcome (ring to arrange appointment). Debit
& Credit Cards accepted except American Express. |
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 The
original part of The Worlds End dates back to the 14th
Century and is the oldest pub in
Dorset. We are a proper country pub set in the middle of the
country on the main A31 to Dorchester, at Almer, which makes for a
pleasurable journey when driving to us. The
pub was sympathetically rebuilt in 1991 after a
fire, keeping the traditional atmosphere with the
open fireplace, nooks and crannies, whilst using
original materials where possible such as the
reclaimed beams to make it look just like the old
pub - it looks beautiful. We are very much a
destination pub with half our customers travelling
past us to and from Cornwall and the other half
being our regular local trade. Given our
location we also have many seasonal visitors and
children are very welcome. They can also enjoy
the home made meals from a separate children's menu
and then play happily in our outdoor children's play
area. This gives their carers the opportunity
of having a relaxed adult conversation. Make
sure you call in next time you are in the area and
treat yourself at this lovely venue. |
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