George Inn Chideock

George Inn, Chideock

A seventeenth-century thatched pub near Chideock’s coast

The George Inn is a 17th-century thatched country pub located in the village of Chideock, just half a mile from the Jurassic Coast and the cliffs of Golden Cap. Sitting directly on the A35 between Bridport and Lyme Regis, the historic inn offers a handy stop for travellers and a relaxed escape for locals, mixing old-world character with modern comforts.

Wood-fired pizzas, Sunday roasts, and a garden oasis

In the summer, the pub's hidden oasis of a beer garden becomes a lively spot for outdoor dining, complete with a wood-fired pizza oven serving freshly baked slices in the sun. The whole garden is dog-friendly, making it a great place to rest after a coastal hike.

When the weather cools down, roaring log fires turn the inside into a cosy haven for home-cooked food, local seasonal dishes, and their popular traditional Sunday roasts.

The inn features plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, along with a large car park, making it an easy roadside stop. It provides a welcoming, year-round base for anyone exploring the West Dorset hills and heritage coastline.

TURNOVER

Estimated turnover: £357k

Please note, this assessment is based on Fair Maintainable Trade ("FMT") excluding VAT, that a reasonably efficient operator would expect to achieve at the pub under normal market conditions.