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"Delightful location and wonderful food. A don’t miss when you’re in Sherborne. Across from the Abbey."
Phone: +441935812828
Address: Half Moon Street, DT9 3LN, West Dorset, United Kingdom
City: West Dorset
Website: http://www.peartreedeli.co.uk/
Dishes: 42
Amenities: 22
Categories: 5
Reviews: 955
Called in for lunch after visiting the Abbey, so glad we did. Lovely place , clean with very friendly staff and lovely tempting displays of cakes and other goodies. We decided to have lunch, my partner chose the coronation chicken on brown (his favourite sandwich filling) he declared it the best he’d every had and waxed lyrical about how good the bread was as well. I opted for the home made ham and cheese quiche which was absolutely delicious, both plates beautifully presented with different salads on the side. Portion sizes were good and with tea for two proved a lovely lunch, unfortunately we’d no room for cakes sadly. Unfortunately we were only in Sherborne for the day but if we ever find ourselves there again we will definitely revisit, unfortunately I didn’t think to take photos until the plates were empty! They do what they do very well and with a smile, a little gem.
We arrived very near to the time the kitchen was closing but nothing was too much trouble for the staff here. Within a short space of time our delicious food arrived; my husband choose the blue cheese burger and said it was the best he had ever tasted whilst I chose the cheese omelette made with locally produced ‘Twanger’ cheese. This was so delicious that I purchased some from the deli’ at the front of the shop to enjoy at home. Full marks all round to this superb establishment
Great food, good coffee, nice friendly service. Good value and seating in or outside. Wide selection of options and gluten and dairy free options.
Great vibe and nice range of food. Chips with garlic mayo are superb. Fab range of local cakes and always a decent coffee.
Delightful location and wonderful food. A don’t miss when you’re in Sherborne. Across from the Abbey.
