About the Weld Arms
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The weld arms
The Weld Arms is a 17th century thatched pub reputedly a previous
haunt of smugglers.
Today the pub comprises of a comfortable main bar, each of the
two log fires has an adjacent sofa on which to lounge. Dogs and
childred are both welcome in the bar and traditional pub games can be played.
The old tap room and middle bar are now used as dining rooms and
again a log fire compliments the setting.
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History
of the Weld Arms
The Weld Arms takes its name from and is
owned by the local landowning family, incumbents of the Lulworth
Estates since 1641
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Opening
Times:
11am until 3pm then 6.00pm - 11.30 pm Monday to Sunday
Food will be served between 12:00pm - 2:30pm and 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Times will be flexible for bookings, large parties ect.
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Families Welcome
The Weld Arms is a family pub, we have
a childrens play area with a climbing frame and slide and children
are welcome throughout.
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Weld Arms food
The Weld Arms opens at 10.30am. The Lunch menu is served from midday until 3pm. The pub is open throughout the day and food is served in the evening from 6pm until 9pm on weekdays, and 9.30 on Saturday and Sunday. To view a typical menu, click
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Large pub garden
A large enclosed garden has stunning views towards the neolithic
hilltop "Flowers Barrow". A climbing frame and slide are
provided to amuse the children and the garden is also a venue for
various events including an August
beer and music festival.
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Real Ales
As a freehouse beers are sourced from two
local breweries, Palmers of Bridport and Ringwood Brewery just over
the border in Hampshire.
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Past and presents antiques and gifts
After nearly forty years of disrepair, the Old Catholic School, just around the corner from the weld arms pub has been refurbished into a wonderful gift shop and Internet café. Selling a range of antiques and collectables and a variety of gifts and confectionary. Click here to visit the website. |
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