Top Places and Services in Charmouth, Dorset
The Crewkerne Dental Centre
Bere Ct, Crewkerne TA18 7BN, UK | Dental Clinic P: 01460 75210
Rating: 4.9 (41) Price Level:
Had pain with a molar over a number of months and Crewkerne Dentist Centre (& Jason Salvador Swords in particular) had always fitted me in at short notice; tried various treatments (not always charged) which eased, for a period, but also checked on tooth once removed (by oral surgeon) as I had some issues, again without charge. Very happy with his service and all the staff there are lovely. Thank you š
Rating: 5 / 5
Dr Alain was very friendly and welcoming. He made the children feel at ease. Very happy with the fantastic dental service.
Rating: 5 / 5
Alain and the team were amazing. Although the word amazing is not a word I would usually associate with a visit to the dentist, his compassionate and professional manner put me at ease and enabled me to remain calm and relaxed. Moreover, the whole team a Crewkerne are a credit to dentistry in general. Good luck trying to find a better group of humans to help in your hour of need! My sincere thanks to everyone. And although I canāt honestly say Iām looking forward to my next appointment, Iām not filled with dread and anxiety when I think about returning in the future!
Rating: 5 / 5
Great service, friendly helpful staff. Well done.
Rating: 5 / 5
Went above and beyond for my childrenās appointments, putting them at ease and fully explaining. My appointment was met with high professionalism and an answer to a outstanding issue
Features:
- Restroom
Accessibility Features:
- Wheelchair Accessible Restroom
Nearby Landmarks:
- Wynnstay Stores - 64m away
- Crewkerne Horticultural - 295m away
- Bincombe Beeches Nature Reserve - 483m away
Dorset Electrical Contractors Ltd (Gavin Pinner)
Unit 6 Ency Park, 7 Abingdon Rd, Poole BH17 0UH, UK | Electrician P: 01202 465040
Rating: 4.9 (33) Price Level:
I have used Dorset electrical in the last couple of months for an extension on my house . I found Gavin and his team very professional and helpful and nothing was ever a problem. They made the job stress free and the work is of the highest quality.
Rating: 5 / 5
Always been delighted with the work from Dorset Electrical. Our house isn't easy at times, with lathe and plaster walls Mark, our regular electrician has always managed to find a way to do the job neatly and in good time.
Rating: 5 / 5
I've used Dorset Electrical many time, from simple light switch change to a complete loft rewire. Always on time, tidy and professional. Good advice always given and never any issues with the work. I wouldn't go anywhere else for any electrical work.
Rating: 5 / 5
Yup, the good reviews are on point. Gavin & his team did a full rewire of my house, and every aspect of working with him was A1. Starting with a detailed and fair quote; he made great suggestions that I hadn't thought of; the works, and communications were done well and on time; he was flexible to changes in my plans....generally speaking, he has a great attitude, so all-in-all I could relax and trust that the job was in good hands.
Rating: 5 / 5
I have used Gavin and his team for some outside lighting installation on an Aircraft Hangar at Bournemouth Airport which I am very satisfied with. Dorset Electrical are an excellent choice for industrial electrical installation requirements. From start to finish very professional and safe at all times and I would have no hesitation in recommending them to anyone.
Features:
Nearby Landmarks:
- Royal Mail Dorset Mail Centre - 102m away
- Poole Recycling Centre - 206m away
- Hendy Accident Repair Centre - 171m away
- Nuffield Motors Ltd - 148m away
- Lush Manufacturing Ltd, Unit 17 - 324m away
Tom's Lyme Regis
Marine Parade, Lyme Regis DT7 3JQ, UK | Restaurant P: 01297 816018
Rating: 4.5 (276) Price Level:
We went there twice in early September. Food was spectacular. The half lobster was an absolute delight and the local sea food was all so fresh . The local cider was delicious. Best part was the cheery chat and repartee, patience and knowledge of the staff. Great sitting outside looking across the bay where we had had a great fishing trip that afternoon.
Rating: 5 / 5
Dropped into Tom's as we were after a decent seafood restaurant whilst we were in Devon. Well worth a try. Tom is a Royal Academy of Culinary Arts trained chef and he is front and centre of the restaurant plating up in front of the guests. We had the John Dory and Sea bream that were both delicious. His team were brilliant with our kids and gave them colouring in to do and made a fuss of them which was great. Wishing them all the best!
Rating: 5 / 5
Hubby and I stopped here this evening whilst passing through Lyme Regis on gallery deliveries. It was around 5:30pm and quite a few places were closed but Tomās had twinkling fairy lights and looked very inviting as we walked along the prom. We only wanted two latteās as we still had a long drive ahead of us but we received a friendly welcome and took a seat outside. The coffee came in a large cup and was delicious! Hot and fresh and perfect for sipping whilst enjoying the fresh air and watching the waves rolling in. The restaurant is beautiful and the menus sounds great - Iām only sorry we could stay for dinner but I have bookmarked Tomās place on my Google Map and definitely aim to stop by for lunch next time weāre in the area! Thanks guys, youāre doing everything right! Keep up the good work :)
Rating: 5 / 5
We had an outstanding dinner here. Loved all of the dishes really. Excellent flavors and all well prepared and cooked. The scallops (a new variation on Tomās dish from what we understood) may have stolen the show but the lobster and Dartmoor Beef were absolute contenders. A fresh plate of oysters. Great service and we felt well attended to. Beautiful views of the coast. We left our experience ready to recommend to others and will do so in this post as well. Food from a kitchen that cares. Kudos to the whole team.
Features:
- Dine-In
- Reservable
- Serves Breakfast
- Serves Lunch
- Serves Dinner
- Serves Beer
- Serves Wine
- Serves Vegetarian Food
- Outdoor Seating
- Children' Menu
- Restroom
- Good for Groups
- Good for Children
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Cocktails
- Vegetarian Food
- Desserts
- Coffee
Accessibility Features:
- Wheelchair Accessible Seating
- Wheelchair Accessible Restroom
Parking Options:
- Paid Parking Lot
Nearby Landmarks:
- Langmoor and Lister gardens - 82m away
- Lyme Regis Beach - 313m away
- Tesco Express - 160m away
- Largigi Thai Restaurant - 11m away
- Lyme Townhouse - 178m away
Charmouth Beach
Charmouth Beach, Bridport DT6 6LS, UK | N/A P: Not available
Rating: 4.6 (2547) Price Level:
Absolutely beautiful beach. Wild and rugged. Dog friendly. A happy place
Rating: 5 / 5
Not too busy. There is plenty of parking at Ā£6 for the day. Great for walking or fossil hunting. Lovely little cafe and public toilets available.
Rating: 4 / 5
Fantastic beach for fossil hunting, but beware of the landslides! Beautiful bay, with facilities, cafe and shop. Parking is paid for at the machine (or by parking app) and might be more expensive than the large carpark, but is contiguous with the sand and water. There's a tap with free water for dogs and/or wetsuits etc to wash off the salt. If you are unsteady on your feet be aware of pebbles in the carpark which may affect your stability. Not a particularly touristy place, more locals really in my humble opinion, but friendly and people seem to be helpful. You can hire various instructors, lessons, boat charters etc to enhance your experience. Esther (with her paddle boarding, fitness and yoga) is worthy of a mention! Whilst here you might feel adventurous and walk/climb up Golden Cap, the highest point in southern England, whose views are spectacular. You won't be disappointed!
Rating: 5 / 5
Parking is rather pricey if you want more than a couple of hours...but that can easily be used up after hunting for fossils. Great little finds and friendly people all getting stuck into hunting for fossils or stones!
Rating: 4 / 5
Spent the afternoon wandering up and down the beach enjoying the fresh air looking for fossils. Although we didn't find much it was still very entertaining. Go when the tide is receding as it is exposing new stuff all the time and be aware that the cliffs can be unstable. Good visitor centre, car parks and toilets available.
Features:
- Good for Children
The Bank House Cafe
The St, Charmouth, Bridport DT6 6PU, UK | Cafe P: 01297 561600
Rating: 4.6 (290) Price Level:
I was a regular visitor while taking my daughter to a lesson in Charmouth every Saturday morning for 6 months. I couldn't recommend this place highly enough.... Bacon roll on point and a nice pot of tea. Always the warmest of welcomes and a highlight of my week!
Rating: 5 / 5
The cafe is just a short walk from Charmouth beach. The staff were really friendly and welcoming and even though it was full we didn't get left hanging around.You can really tell that a great customer service is important here.Our food was all great and reasonably priced. Would definitely ear here again if we find ourselves this way again.
Rating: 5 / 5
Little Gem š Great food and staff. Really welcoming. A throwback to the type of family run establishment you'd find years ago but with a mix of modern and traditional on the menu. All food and cakes were excellent but I semi expected that. The slight shock was the coffee which would put some of the best artisan coffee houses charging triple the price to shame!
Rating: 5 / 5
Wonderful, friendly local cafe. The staff are attentive, caring, very cold friendly, lovely children's menu with rabbit glasses that were greatly appreciated! The staff were very knowledgeable and helpful regarding the local area... Definitely worth a visit. The food was also second to none!
Rating: 5 / 5
Super friendly and accommodating, especially of our large family group trying to escape the unpredictable weather, even with a young baby! Everyone had delicious food, the chips were stand-out! Gluten-free and dairy-free needs were well-catered for. Tasty coffee. Nice and quiet and comfy inside, none of the usual noisy cafe sounds! Couldnāt recommend this wonderful cafe more.
Features:
- Dine-In
- Reservable
- Serves Breakfast
- Serves Lunch
- Serves Brunch
- Serves Vegetarian Food
- Takeout
- Outdoor Seating
- Children' Menu
- Dog Friendly
- Restroom
- Good for Groups
- Good for Children
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Vegetarian Food
- Desserts
- Coffee
Accessibility Features:
- Wheelchair Accessible Seating
Website not available
Parking Options:
- Free Street Parking
Nearby Landmarks:
- Charmouth Fish Bar - 18m away
- Charmouth Bakery Ltd - 58m away
- The George - 86m away
- Seadown Holiday Park - 230m away
- Manor Farm Holiday Centre - 249m away
The Royal Oak Inn
The St, Charmouth, Bridport DT6 6PE, UK | Pub P: 01297 560277
Rating: 4.5 (510) Price Level:
Came here for my birthday meal, booked in advance as it can be busy. Food was amazing, nice selection of drinks and the staff were friendly!! Made for a very special night, thank you for making my weekend so special.
Rating: 5 / 5
Fantastic pub and great selection of beers, didn't try the food but it looked extremely tasty. Service was also brilliant and got to try 3 1/3 beers as I couldn't decide on which to choose. Perfect English pub!
Rating: 5 / 5
Went there for lunch the other day and found a very cosy pub with nice service and tasty food. I liked it a lot!
Rating: 5 / 5
Lovely lunch . My husband had fish and chips which he said was the best fish and chips heād ever had! My ploughmanās was very nice. Staff very helpful dealing with my specific food allergy:
Features:
- Dine-In
- Reservable
- Serves Beer
- Serves Wine
- Takeout
- Outdoor Seating
- Dog Friendly
- Restroom
- Good for Groups
- Good for Children
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Cocktails
Accessibility Features:
- Wheelchair Accessible Seating
Parking Options:
- Free Street Parking
Nearby Landmarks:
- Charmouth Fish Bar - 264m away
- Charmouth Bakery Ltd - 221m away
- Hensleigh House - 309m away
- The George - 326m away
- Seadown Holiday Park - 440m away
Fernhill Hotel
Fern Hill, A3052, Charmouth, nr, Lyme Regis, Bridport DT6 6BX, UK | Hotel P: 01297 560492
Rating: 4.6 (93) Price Level:
We found this a really great hotel outside Lyme Regis. We stayed 2 nights, the room was very comfortable and the food was excellent. We had a dinner and breakfast in both days. They were delicious, well served and the quantities were very good. The bar was also very good and the outdoor pool was a bonus. This is a very differently managed hotel compared to many hotels these days, the customer service is second to none - a breath of fresh air and the price was reasonable. We had a lovely stay.
Rating: 5 / 5
Our third stay here, this time for 5 days with the family. Excellent food, with plenty of choice. Jo, Rob and all the staff are amazing and so helpful. Rooms are very comfortable and well thought out. Perfect location between Charmouth and Lyme Regis.
Rating: 5 / 5
We stayed for 5 nights at the beginning of June 2024. Excellent experience from Jo & Rob the proprietors who were very much hands-on, nothing was too much trouble for them. Great location if you want somewhere quiet 2 miles from Lyme Regis. We booked an en suite Spa King room which was very comfortable and spotlessly clean as was all the hotel. Plentiful hot and cold breakfast and dinner were served at our allocated table in the dining room. We don't usually write reviews because normally you get what you pay for, but this is different.
Rating: 5 / 5
We recently spent three very enjoyable nights here. The Fernhill Hotel is elegant and well organised in a quiet location. We had a spacious bedroom overlooking the pool and woods with a super comfy bed. We enjoyed breakfast and dinner in the hotel dining room where delightful Cody looked after us very well. The location is lovely but nowhere was really walkable for us as we found the woodland walk in to Charmouth very uneven and a bit tricky. No doubt a younger couple would be fine. However we had nice trips to the surrounding towns. All in all a very relaxing and enjoyable stay.Thank you Jo and your team.
Rating: 5 / 5
Stayed for 3 nights. The hotel was lovely and peaceful. The rooms were clean, spacious and very comfortable. The food was amazing. The pool was lovely and clean and refreshing after a day of fossil hunting. Everyone was so helpful and friendly. I would highly recommend staying at Fernhill.
Features:
- Good for Children
Nearby Landmarks:
- Wood Farm Holiday Park - 301m away
Rock Point Inn, Lyme Regis
1-2 Broad St, Lyme Regis DT7 3QD, UK | Pub P: 01297 443153
Rating: 4.6 (993) Price Level:
Came tonight for my step dadās birthday meal. Lovely relaxed atmosphere, food was so good, unpretentious, great quality, more than your usual pub food. I had the chorizo and pie from the specials menu, absolutely lovely. All six of us cleared our plates. The serving staff and Dan the manager were so nice and friendly. Would definitely recommend, thoroughly enjoyable.
Rating: 5 / 5
Enjoyed a lovely meal here before visiting the Marine Theatre. The staff were very pleasant and helpful, food was excellent, I had whole plaice which was cooked to perfection and my husband had the steak and ale pie with roasted veg which he said were very tasty. The restaurant had a cosy atmosphere and we're looking forward to visiting again soon.
Rating: 5 / 5
Very friendly place to eat and dogs are welcome too. I had the fish and chips and I think it was the best I've ever had. Crispy thin batter, nice thick piece of fish (fresh I think) and delicious minted crushed peas plus chunky chips. The only issue was the front and rear doors were open the whole time and I was a bit cold sitting inside. I would recommend.
Rating: 5 / 5
One of the best locations in Lyme! Right on the sea front with some amazing views. Great food and even better service. Could not fault the team and their level of service they gave us. Good value and worth the time to visit if you're in the area.
Rating: 4 / 5
Visited as a group of four on Christmas Eve. It was surprisingly quite which was to our advantage. Good attentive service throughout Food was enjoyable although the humus lacked any flavour. Venison was exceptional. Mains were delicious and desserts completed a lovely visit.
Features:
- Dine-In
- Reservable
- Serves Beer
- Serves Wine
- Outdoor Seating
- Dog Friendly
- Restroom
- Good for Groups
- Cocktails
Accessibility Features:
- Wheelchair Accessible Restroom
Nearby Landmarks:
- Lyme Regis Museum - 47m away
- The Pilot Boat - 24m away
- Bell Cliff - 40m away
- Dinosaurland Fossil Museum - 200m away
- Town Mill Bakery - 58m away
Bell Cliff
5 Broad St, Lyme Regis DT7 3QD, UK | Restaurant P: 01297 442459
Rating: 4.5 (531) Price Level:
Great little cafe just off the beach, right by all the attractions. We sat at a window looking at the fossil shops and the sea which was very wild today. Lovely food, great quality and portions were perfect. And the staff couldn't do enough for us happy to chat and tell us information. Coffee was great as well. Thank you for a great breakfast x
Rating: 5 / 5
Great cafe... doggie friendly... just what you want for on the coast bacon breakfast or more (indoor or outside seating)... even with a dog treat š¾
Rating: 5 / 5
Brilliant! Great service, very accommodating for my gluten free requests and lovely views. The breakfast was delicious and my boys ate everything on their plates! Can't wait to come again. Such amazing service the lady let my little boy sit wherever he wanted as he wanted a window seat! And treats for the dogs! Our last holiday breakfast was one to remember thank you xx
Rating: 5 / 5
A favourite of mine, love this place. Good honest breakfast. Great staff and swift service. All good here.
Rating: 5 / 5
Been to Lyme so many times...first time here ..it was the rain and the wind that drove us in but the menu caught our eye. Friendly and accommodating staff,great atmosphere with history....the views from the window are great. The home made soup was out if this world...the best Mushroom soup I've tasted in a long whilešš„³š came with a huge chunk of tasty warm bread with plenty of butter and a cheese panni which I was not expecting which was lush,no cheap plastic cheese.Tasty mature Cheddar....5 starsā¼ļø
Features:
- Dine-In
- Reservable
- Serves Breakfast
- Serves Lunch
- Serves Dinner
- Serves Beer
- Serves Wine
- Serves Brunch
- Takeout
- Outdoor Seating
- Children' Menu
- Restroom
- Good for Groups
- Good for Children
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Desserts
- Coffee
Accessibility Features:
- Wheelchair Accessible Seating
Website not available
Nearby Landmarks:
- Lyme Regis Museum - 87m away
- Rock Point Inn, Lyme Regis - 45m away
- The Pilot Boat - 52m away
- The Town Mill - 118m away
- Dinosaurland Fossil Museum - 202m away
The Anchor Inn
Seatown, Bridport DT6 6JU, UK | Pub P: 01297 489215
Rating: 4.6 (1679) Price Level:
Wonderful spot down a country lane, nestled right on the beach. Great fresh local produce and friendly staff. I would love to stay one evening in their rooms and wake to the fabulous sea view
Rating: 5 / 5
Me and my girlfriend came here for a dinner and had a great time. The food was amazing, the drinks somehow tasted better than other pubs I've been to and service was brilliant. We were served by an Australian girl and her partner and they were really lovely!
Rating: 4 / 5
The location is absolutely stunning, with Golden Cap behind and a view down to the Isle of Portland. This place really is a treat, service is excellent but, it can get very, very busy and you may have to wait for seating. It is on the pricey side too, so as I said, it's a treat. Ask for extra salt on the Padron peppers and you won't be disappointed. Beers were in good condition. A great place to while away a warm summer's evening.
Rating: 5 / 5
A good restaurant in a great location ! Market fish was the best choice on the menu! Extremely fresh and perfectly cooked, accompanied by fennel and good buttered bread. I must say I was a little disappointed with the bouillabaisse... A bit coarse for my French-educated palate... And the apple cake was as beautiful as amber but not very subtle and not rich enough in apples for my taste. The staff were extremely friendly, polite, smiling and efficient. Impeccable hygiene and one of the nicest toilets (perhaps not what you'd expect from a restaurant review, but how important it is! Particularly when you're on the road a lot, it's important that the place where you stop offers comfort in this respect too, and even better with a touch of aesthetics. I highly recomand š©µ
Rating: 4 / 5
We came for a roast dinner on a rainy Sunday. The service was incredible. The food was delicious. The only problem was the portion size - barely enough meat on the plate to make a sandwich let alone a Sunday roast. Otherwise all good.
Features:
- Dine-In
- Reservable
- Serves Beer
- Serves Wine
- Takeout
- Outdoor Seating
- Restroom
- Good for Children
- Cocktails
Accessibility Features:
Nearby Landmarks:
- Golden Cap Holiday Park - 124m away
- Seatown Beach - 65m away
- Seatown Car Park - 38m away