The Bull Hotel
www.thebullhotel.co.uk
01308 422878
The Bull Hotel, 34 East Street,
Bridport, Dorset, DT6 3LF
Believe it or not, The Bull Hotel
has been a watering hole and
staging post for travellers through
Wessex since 1593. In 2005, the
hotel was renovated by Richard
and Nikki Cooper as a boutique
hideaway. Enjoy an unpretentious
Cream Tea in the courtyard with
scones and homemade jam for
£5 or a range of indulgent cakes
– such as carrot or lemon drizzle
– before cleaning the palate with
a range of specialty teas and
coffees.
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Best For: If Bridport is the centre
of the Dorset foodieverse, then
The Bull remains one of the
signature landmarks.
Seaside Boarding
House
http://theseasideboardinghouse.
com/
01308 897 205
Cliff Road, Burton Bradstock,
Dorset, DT6 4RB
Located on a cliff top in Burton
Bradstock, The Seaside Boarding
House is the perfect location
for afternoon tea by the sea
whatever the weather. Whether
you are seated inside or outside
on the terrace, you have the most
spectacular views overlooking
Chesil Beach and Lyme Bay. The
luxurious Afternoon Tea includes
www.menu-dorset.co.uk
a selection of finger sandwiches,
parmesan biscuits and sweet
treats such as fondant fancies,
chocolate and hazelnut délices
and freshly made scones served
with a pot of tea for £22 per
person. For a special occasion
you can indulge in the champagne
afternoon tea for £30 per person.
They also do a traditional cream
tea with freshly made scones, jam
and clotted cream for £7.50 per
person.
Best For: One of the best vantage
points from which to enjoy the
sweep of Chesil Beach through
the large French windows.