Discover Places to Eat in Lulworth Cove
Explore Pubs, Restaurants and Coastal Cafés in Lulworth
Lulworth Cove has plenty of places to eat and drink, from old pubs steeped in smugglers’ tales to relaxed cafés with sea views. Right in the bay, the Lulworth Cove Inn is a favourite of ours. It’s a traditional pub with a good menu and a beer garden overlooking the sea. Nearby, the Castle Inn and the Weld Arms offer something different, with a cosy, rustic feel.
Close to the shoreline is The Boat Shed Café, a great spot whatever the weather. On bright days, you can sit outside with a coffee and watch the sea, or when the weather turns, grab a table inside and watch the waves roll in.
From here, the walk to Durdle Door is a favourite, and on the way back, we often end up at Finley’s Café, which has a great menu. We usually order fish and chips, take them down to the cove, sit back, and enjoy the view.
Explore the Food and Drink Scene in Lulworth Cove
The Boat Shed Café
Licensed café by the shoreline at Lulworth Cove with terrace seating for drinks, breakfast and lunch.
Lulworth Lodge Hotel & Bistro
Boutique hotel with bistro dining on the pedestrianised Main Road down to the Cove.
Lulworth Cove Kiosk
Coffee, drinks and beach snacks
Frequently Asked Questions
The Lulworth Cove Inn, Castle Inn and the Weld Arms are among the most popular. The Boat Shed Café is ideal for lighter meals and coffee, with a sea view.
Yes. It has a number of rustic country pubs serving traditional pub menus. The Castle Inn is situated in West Lulworth.
At the top of the cliffs, before you make your way down to Durdle Door, there is the Man-o-War café and restaurant in the Holiday Park. There’s also a kiosk that serves coffee and ice cream not far from the car park, though both are seasonal. Most dining options are in West Lulworth or Lulworth Cove itself.