Pubs in Bridport, Dorset*

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• a massive selection. Spoons is popular for its prices and location. I love the woodchopper on south street, and kareoke at the nelson is allways a laugh. Look for the smaller places like K2 bar and number 10, my favourites. Tanners is good in the summer and more filled with locals. The ropemakes, aka Dopemakers. The place to go for getting passively stoned, trying to play golf with a pool cue when hideously drunk. Hardyes tavern. trying to go more italian, cos thats a niche market of course??? Great place for 18th birthdays due to a seperate dining room at the back for the family, whilst a large bar for celebratory carnage
• The MOose
• The oak - this thursday the 23rd of september - godzilla fest! 4.30 - 11.00 ocean red, second smile, million dead, encyclopedia many more 6.50 - tickets from the record centre or 7.50 on the door people complain that there is no music events in bridport when there are!! gigs normally every second thursday! from 6.30 7 ish usually!!
• Great pubs: Number 10, The Woodman. Spit n sawdust pubs: The Hope and Anchor. Not so great: The Boot Inn.
• The Hope' St michaels lane,best for booze,music and people
• The Hope & Anchor in St Michaels Lane got great atmosphere bands and good beer wot more do you all want.
• If ur young and love to have a goo dance Tanners (bottom end of bridport) and The royal oak is the best. they are up to date and have good times. they have big t.v's, pool tables and dance floors, sumtimes have their Dj's in.
• The West Bay Hotel serves just the best food, but book to avoid disappointment. A very friendly and welcome awaits you from John the Manager.
• The West Bay Hotel is FANTASTIC for food, but book to avoid disappointment!
• The Royal Oak seems to attract lots of fresh faced punters, and the Dopemakers (uh, Ropemakers) attracts a lot of stoners.
• The bridport arms in west bay in bridport a lovly little pub nice to go to for a afternoon or late night drink.
• The Royal Oak is very nice now it's been redecorated and renovated recently, that is if you like being packed in like a sardine and waiting half an hour to get served.
• The George the only pub and the best beer.
• Royal Oak Just been done better late nites aswell
• the Dope, I mean, Rope makers, Number 10, Hardy's, Weatherspoons and the Royal Oak (very young clientele in there though)
• Hope & Anchor is the tops for good ale and atmosphere! Local CAMRA groups pub of the year in 1999. The Woodman is much improved too.
• The George (opposite the Town Hall). Grubby, but good atmosphere. 'Palmers 200' worth drinking (brewed just down the road).
• Can no-one say anything about the pubs of Bridport? OK then I will. Hope and Anchor - free and easy, friendly pub with pleasant landlady and interesting characters to talk to. Greyhound (Wetherspoons) - good choice of ales, efficient staff, but too many steps up to the loos! George - good food and ales, but a bit smoky. Bull - nice country town hotel bar with good ales. Woodman - good ales and pleasant people. Lord Nelson - a real local with long-serving licensees.
• THE CROWN INN AT PUNCKNOWLE
• witherspoons and the rest

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