The best restaurants in Chideock and Symondsbury West Dorset South West

Stayed here in August 23. Lovely accommodation, spacious and clean. Vikki and Martin are both very helpful. Really relaxed atmosphere. The children loved playing in the games room and the communal garden. We might even come back for another visit. Would highly recommend this accommodation.

Such a delightfully quirky and unique little spot, with treasures everywhere you look! We came for breakfast and the quality of food (we had 2 vegan sausage sandwiches) was so wholesome and it was so refreshing for it all to be veggie and vegan. 100% recommend this adorable little cafe to anyone visiting the area, especially if you also love plants, gardening and vintage treasure troves 👌

Best chips ever. Small battered sausage and chips £4.50 - absolutely delicious Small fish and chips £5.50 - absolutely delicious Lovely friendly staff

Popped in at opening at 12pm after a walk and sat in the bar in front of the beautiful inglenook fire. Palmers beer was fabulous as ever , the welcome was warm but then the bar food came out - SO good! We had crispy lamb ribs , gorgeous green veg with a herb sauce and the best home made chips with sea salt ! Loved it !

The best garden cafe in the area. Always a delight to visit. Had a splendid Mothers Day lunch-such tasty food and good service. Will be back soon!

We had a nice lunch and leisurely game of skittles in the Clock inn with family and friends. The staff were very welcoming and the food was good.

Great food and service from the staff especially Bri, meals were promptly served. Food was high quality and worth the price

We had a lovely Sunday lunch, the nut roast was amazing, and I’m not a vegetarian. I need other friends had roast beef and the turkey, which was also awesome, the vegetables were lovely too.

We were camping just down the road this past weekend and decided to have a browse - I'm glad we did as there was much more to this farm shop than I was expecting. Lots of different produce and gifts type things all quite nicely set out. Some things were sensibly priced considering you do expect to pay a slight premium at a farm shop (postcards 50p, fresh scones £1, clotted cream £1.99), but some of the prices were a little shocking - there were loaves of fresh bread at £4.50 and I nearly had a heart attack when I saw the price of ice cream being served at the side of the car park! Overall a worthwhile trip - the scones were delicious, good selection of ciders and got some lovely warm slipper socks. I'd recommend popping in if you're passing (the views are fantastic too) just don't expect any bargains.

Beautiful location with fantastic views, sadly food and service let them down. Definitely over priced for what was produced. Not family oriented in the slightest, no kids menu at all. No atmosphere, unexperienced team with no etiquette.just wasnt worth the money at all.The food was terrible, bread was stale oh my , I could go on just don't waste your time.

Everything was OK, nothing awful, food tasted ok , service was pleasant but not stand out. Prices reasonable . Not the cafe’s fault but people kept leaving the door open and letting in a draft, staff repeatedly having to go and close them.

We stopped off here for a lunch, and was welcomed by friendly staff. We had bacon and brie rolls that were so good, the bacon was nice and crispy, a delight. We will be back.

We stayed for a night and thought we'd treat ourselves and have a drink and meal. Wow - these are London prices, just doesn't justify ripping people off. We headed back to our van and ate and drank there Seriously guys - reign it in. If no one comes, you won't have a business. £12.50 for 2 pints is ridiculous. The food prices are also right up there - just not worth it. No wonder it was quiet.