The AA have released their Restaurant Guide for 2023, with a number of restaurants from across Dorset featuring.
Restaurants from Bournemouth, Poole, Christchurch, Bridport, Lyme Regis, Sherborne, Studland and more were included.
Now in its 29th edition, AA’s Restaurant Guide for 2023 provides food lovers with breakdowns of restaurants by county, including a detailed description of each destination, information on latest chef changes, opening times, sample menu prices and images of many of the featured locations.
Assessments of AA-inspected establishments are based on the experience of the Hotel and Restaurant inspectors on the occasion.
The restaurants are then awarded 1-5 ‘rosettes’ depending on the inspectors assessment.
If you would like to see the full guide, it is available to purchase in bookstores and online here.
Dorset Restaurants included in AA's 2023 Restaurant Guide
Three rosettes
Summer Lodge Country House Hotel, Restaurant & Spa, Evershot
The Grade II listed manor house hosts a hotel and spa as well as a restaurant, with local fish being described as a "particular strength" of the kitchen.
Dishes like tandoori-dusted hake fillet with sag aloo and lobster curry sauce come highly recommended by the AA.
Two rosettes
The Crab at Bournemouth, Bournemouth
Cumberland Hotel, Bournemouth
The Green House, Bournemouth
Roots, Bournemouth
The Station Kitchen, Bridport
Captain's Club Hotel & Spa, Christchurch
The Jetty, Christchurch
The Lord Bute & Restaurant, Christchurch
Mortons Manor, Corfe Castle
The Millside Restaurant, Lyme Regis
The Clockspire, Sherborne
Seasons Restaurant at the Eastbury, Sherborne
The Pig on the Beach, Studland
One rosette
The Connaught Brasserie, Bournemouth
The Noisy Lobster, Christchurch
The Acorn Inn, Evershot
Upper Deck Bar & Restaurant, Christchurch
Tom's Lyme Regis, Lyme Regis
Rick Stein's Sandbanks, Poole
Hotel du Vin Poole, Poole
The King's Arms, Sherborne
The Club House, West Bexington
Crab House Cafe, Wyke Regis
The AA Restaurant Guide for 2023 can be purchased online here and in bookshops.
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