On a cold February Sunday lunchtime we squeezed in to a very busy restaurant full of families and warm welcomes, the service was friendly and quick followed soon afterwards by three delightful meals. A fish pie, beef roast and pork roast. Plentiful portions and a wide range of seasonal vegetables done in interesting and thoughtful ways, we were even given a larger table as the other guests started to leave. It's great to get food that someone has cared about. The desserts and coffee we're just as good. This is a must visit if you find yourself in the area or take a trip, it's really worth it. Thanks to all the team.

Wow! What a find! We stumbled across this restaurant when trying to find Tyneham village. It looked really busy from the outside, so we tried our luck to get a table. The staff were really lovely, welcoming and warm, got us a table and even produced a separate vegan menu on request! The starters were so appealing we shared three between us and the mains were cooked to perfection! We were full to the brim, but still managed to squeeze in a sticky toffee pudding. Overvall, very very impressed with the range of options, the quality of the food and the fantastic staff. We will definitely be back!

Loved our Sunday roast dessert. Only negative was soft drinks pricey at 4.50, but otherwise happy with the quality and portion of the main meal and the lovely choice of desserts.

After tracking through the mud and the rain we stumbled across this inn and what a find! Food was exceptional and we were made to feel so welcome. They even organised us a taxi due to no phone signal

Exquisite food, freshly made. Whitebait grilled pure - no oily fatty batter, seabss & lime fish cakes fluffy on the inside crunchy on the outside, absolutely delightful lunch in a charming thatched cottage setting.

What can I say? Delicious!!! Food is amazing, staff are very friendly and I love the chilled atmosphere. Priced as you would expect in a tourist spot, but well worth the money. Already been back and I've only been here 2 days. Yum

This is just a lovely little place. The lady who runs it says she is there and open 365 days a year, including Christmas Day, and although in the past I have thought it was closed I was apparently mistaken. Don't be deceived if the snack shack next to the car park is all boarded up, the cafe should still be open! We were made very welcome from the moment we set foot inside, despite being motorcyclists, which sometimes gets a less than joyful greeting! Though there are many outdoor benches which looked lovely in the early spring sunshine, it was March when we visited and below 10C so although sunny, we opted for indoor seating. The breakfast menu was uncomplicated but the pot of tea that arrived was enormous and plenty strong enough, and the food was perfect, one full English thay my mate said was spot on, and Eggs Florentine for me with a lovely Hollandaise sauce and both spinach and eggs cooked to absolute perfection. We were able to defrost our arms and legs next to a lovely warm radiator and although there isn't much of a view from the inside seats the place is nicely decorated and has a warm and cosy feel. I guess in summer you'll be outside looking at the picturesque thatched cottages lining the little village main street, and fighting off the inevitable wasps! Will definitely visit here again as a regular stop off on biking trips through to West Bay or Lyme, even though it's a little off the beaten track.

Fast, efficient, friendly service and very generous portions. There is plenty of seating and being exceptionally warm for the last day of April, we sat outside underneath a beautiful blossom tree. I had the daily special: turkey, brie, and cranberry sandwich on granary bread, which came with chips and cole slaw. My wife had avocado and tomato bruschetta. We both had fruit juice to drink. The bill came to 40, including a 10% service charge, which we could gave asked them to remove.