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What happened to taste Brasserie in Dorchester?

Taste Brasserie used to be one of the most popular brunch and lunch spots in Dorchester. Sadly, the lovely cafe was a casualty of the pandemic – but luckily the people behind Taste are now operating out of the Dorset Museum on the High Street. ...

Where to eat in Dorchester?

A garden centre cafe might seem like an odd choice for a restaurant guide, but this definitely one of the best places to eat in Dorchester! The Potting Shed is a cafe-cum-bistro-cum-deli at the heart of Poundbury, a lovely village-y suburb on the edge of Dorchester. The food is fab, with loads of local produce and a distinct Mediterranean twist. ...

What is Dorchester known for?

The town hosts numerous festivals, events, and performances throughout the year, making it a lively and dynamic place to live and visit. The Dorchester Arts Centre is a hub of activity, showcasing a variety of shows ranging from theatre and music to comedy and dance. ...

What is the best Indian takeaway in Dorchester?

Rajpoot is probably the best Indian takeaway in Dorchester, but it also has a small, lovely restaurant. So it’s great if you fancy eating out. The setting is fairly simple, but the food is really good, and the menu has a huge variety. Alongside all the usual Indian classics, you’ll find plenty of new things and unique dishes to try. ...

Where to eat in Dorchester & Weymouth?

Al Molo is the sister restaurant to the popular Italian restaurant of the same name on Weymouth seafront. Although there’s still a Meditteranean twist to the menu, the Dorchester branch has moved away from the traditional Italian focus. Instead, this is a seafood-specific restaurant focusing on fresh, locally-caught fish. ...

Where to eat oysters in Dorchester?

Dorchester oyster farmers produce more than a million oysters every year in the waters of the Choptank and Hooper’s Island, and you can savor succulent local favorites like “Choptank Sweets” and “Mermaid’s Kiss” at a number of restaurants, either shucked raw and presented on the half shell, or lightly fried in batter. ...