Nice pub, dog friendly. Very reasonable prices compared to the quayside bars.
K Watts
One of the oldest pubs in Weymouth so I've been informed, really nice inside,definitely historic, very efficient Landlady, no comment on the food,as I didn't eat there,would visit again,
rob wilkins
Great pub, can't comment on food overly as have not tried but menus look good. Brilliant atmosphere and staff and very historic pub. Live music regularly, a bit quiet this time of year but a fabulous
David Halford
Great food with a good choice of ales and they're also dog friendly. It was a quiet day when we visited, and we had a thoroughly enjoyable meal in atmospheric surroundings whilst we sheltered from the appalling weather!We're looking forward to visiting again during the summer.
Bridget Harding
Timothy Taylor awful, as was the attitude of the elderly waitress when I returned it.
Brian Lawes
No ale was very disappointing. Had to settle for Guiness. Surely the definition of a pub is somewhere that serves beer! No apology, or explanation was offered. Could do better !
Graham Coombes
Great beer and very good service.
Paul Adams
BrilliantNO CHILDREN are allowed here. So do not bother trying. The reviews on here can testify to this.For me this is a bonus and the notice outside stating no kids is what made me and my partner try it. We had walked past many times and for some unknown reason, had never tried it until we spotted the signWe often leave a restaurant early due to some screaming kid, so jumped at it.Onto the experience.So what we found here was a lovely relaxing atmosphere in a wonderful old pub setting. Made extra special as it is Christmas timeOnly one very slight negative was they had 2 xmas trees with the extra small one covering the beautiful big log fire. They should keep to the one big one and make sure the log fire is in view.On to the food.Menu is slim but full of old style favourites, you won't find a pizza, burger, wrap or nachos here. This isn't a negative thing as it also adds to the style of this great pub.I had a steak and ale pie, partner had a cottage pie. Good homemade food. We both loved the food and I bought the chef a drink as it was that good.If you want a nice relaxing, beautifully homemade food at reasonable prices (not cheap but not outlandish). You won't beat this little find.......To some of the previous reviewers, just go to spoons with the kids in tow. It states no kids!
Deryk Johnson
We use this pub when ever we are in Weymouth and have always had a warm welcome, the drinks and food are excellent value and quality also it is dog friendly. The live music is a fantastic bonus. We recommend the Black Dog to any body who wants to sample a great traditional English pub with top class food and drink. Personally we feel the no children is a good move.
Mercia S
The best food in Weymouth and a nice collection of drinks and love that you can bring your dogs in to would say the place to go in Weymouth.
What an amazing place, the history of this pub is wonderful. Old beams everywhere. Great old fire place. Said to be the oldest pub in Weymouth. I went in for a beer which was alright. Food served here too. If you like your history well worth a visit. Lighting ain't over powering, on the dim side but adds to the moment. Staff were friendly. Absolutely loved my visit.
Keith Johnson
Service very good friendly
John Hopkins
Quick pint of black dog best! Great old pub full of history my Dad drank in here in the 50's always visit to toast Dad. Food is good small compact menu but done well fresh and always piping hot.
purplevonny
I last went into the Black Dog 16 years ago when I moved to Weymouth. It was not very nice and today went in with my husband on the off chance it might have improved. We loved it and ended up staying for 2 hours. The whole place looks lovely , re-vamped, cozy and the menu looks great too so we sill be back for food ASAP.
Nice pub, dog friendly. Very reasonable prices compared to the quayside bars.
One of the oldest pubs in Weymouth so I've been informed, really nice inside,definitely historic, very efficient Landlady, no comment on the food,as I didn't eat there,would visit again,
Great pub, can't comment on food overly as have not tried but menus look good. Brilliant atmosphere and staff and very historic pub. Live music regularly, a bit quiet this time of year but a fabulous
Great food with a good choice of ales and they're also dog friendly. It was a quiet day when we visited, and we had a thoroughly enjoyable meal in atmospheric surroundings whilst we sheltered from the appalling weather!We're looking forward to visiting again during the summer.
Timothy Taylor awful, as was the attitude of the elderly waitress when I returned it.
No ale was very disappointing. Had to settle for Guiness. Surely the definition of a pub is somewhere that serves beer! No apology, or explanation was offered. Could do better !
Great beer and very good service.
BrilliantNO CHILDREN are allowed here. So do not bother trying. The reviews on here can testify to this.For me this is a bonus and the notice outside stating no kids is what made me and my partner try it. We had walked past many times and for some unknown reason, had never tried it until we spotted the signWe often leave a restaurant early due to some screaming kid, so jumped at it.Onto the experience.So what we found here was a lovely relaxing atmosphere in a wonderful old pub setting. Made extra special as it is Christmas timeOnly one very slight negative was they had 2 xmas trees with the extra small one covering the beautiful big log fire. They should keep to the one big one and make sure the log fire is in view.On to the food.Menu is slim but full of old style favourites, you won't find a pizza, burger, wrap or nachos here. This isn't a negative thing as it also adds to the style of this great pub.I had a steak and ale pie, partner had a cottage pie. Good homemade food. We both loved the food and I bought the chef a drink as it was that good.If you want a nice relaxing, beautifully homemade food at reasonable prices (not cheap but not outlandish). You won't beat this little find.......To some of the previous reviewers, just go to spoons with the kids in tow. It states no kids!
We use this pub when ever we are in Weymouth and have always had a warm welcome, the drinks and food are excellent value and quality also it is dog friendly. The live music is a fantastic bonus. We recommend the Black Dog to any body who wants to sample a great traditional English pub with top class food and drink. Personally we feel the no children is a good move.
The best food in Weymouth and a nice collection of drinks and love that you can bring your dogs in to would say the place to go in Weymouth.
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Only had a drink, seemed very expensive
What an amazing place, the history of this pub is wonderful. Old beams everywhere. Great old fire place. Said to be the oldest pub in Weymouth. I went in for a beer which was alright. Food served here too. If you like your history well worth a visit. Lighting ain't over powering, on the dim side but adds to the moment. Staff were friendly. Absolutely loved my visit.
Service very good friendly
Quick pint of black dog best! Great old pub full of history my Dad drank in here in the 50's always visit to toast Dad. Food is good small compact menu but done well fresh and always piping hot.
I last went into the Black Dog 16 years ago when I moved to Weymouth. It was not very nice and today went in with my husband on the off chance it might have improved. We loved it and ended up staying for 2 hours. The whole place looks lovely , re-vamped, cozy and the menu looks great too so we sill be back for food ASAP.