The Greyhound Inn - Menu

stop them for refreshments throughout the day to foot. very welcoming, nice choice of the zider etc. it did not eat today. shame no garden on this sunny day. good service on tables.

really good eating, huge portions and good value. serve a good prise with a good selection of caught beers/sales. the staff was very friendly and ready to help. I would definitely recommend a visit!

the meal was nice. most of us had the fish and chips. the fish was freshly cooked perfect and my son in law had melted the chicken. He said that was nice. the staff was very helpful and friendly. we will definitely return and recommend it to friends.

Had a wonderful meal. Quality and tasty food at a very fair price. Had a great evening with family (and 2 dogs! Highly recommended from warmth of welcome a to good but not intrusive service and lovely food. Nothing was too much trouble. If you want a lovely family meal the Greyhound is for you!!

Good pub fare, reasonably priced. We visited for an early lunch, so it wasn 't very busy (which we prefer). The pub itself is full of character, and may be a lively place in the evenings. I particularly enjoyed the 'Seven Swans ' gin, which is not widely available. Evidence that they support local brands.

as good as ever (even if my deep fried brussel sprouts are not on the menu). they have now reduced the menu, so now only about 30 different mains and 8-10 specials per day every day of the week apart from Sunday evening !!! For Saturday breakfast I had a change from the usual Full Breakfast and had Poached Eggs with a side of Deep fried brussels !!! Sunday Lunch was as normal (see latest picture).

I had breakfast on Saturday at this restaurant, where I was served by an ex Mariner. Despite a brief wait for a pint due to a Copper change, the full breakfast was filling and delicious. The menu offers a wide range of options and there are always 8 to 10 specials available. Reservations may not always be necessary, but on Curry night Friday, Steak night, and Sunday Lunch, it's recommended. The full menu is still available on these nights.

My wife, neighbors, and I went to this pub for a Christmas lunch, where I decided to order the roast beef. Unfortunately, it was a mistake as the beef was overcooked and the roast potatoes were very hard. The other vegetables looked good though. After trying the beef, I gave up and left. My wife chose the vegetable option, which turned out to be a wise choice. I recommend making a reservation at the Admiral Hood in Mosterton instead. You will have a better dining experience there.

What a great welcoming traditional village pub. We were lucky enough to be staying in Beaminster and wondered into this pub as it looked busy and had a sign saying “Dogs Welcome”. Well it’s not just the dogs that were welcomed, we all were!!! Lovely chatty staff and regulars. A lovely couple even bought our dogs a pup cake each. We felt so welcomed we went back for a drink another night and a meal and drinks another. The food was great quality, a great choice (even for me as a Coeliac) and very reasonably priced. Should we visit the area again we will definitely pop in and recommend others do too.