The Royal Standard in Weymouth and Portland

Small, but clean pub. Good selection of ales and other drinks

Great village pub, top landlord, top food at the weekends and friendly welcoming locals.Regular changing ales and a couple of nice ciders on tap, seating out the back and to the front to enjoy the winter sunshine. We'll worth a visit.

Fabulous Sunday lunch and setting and service . Lovely outside area dog friendly tooHighly recommend

Wonderful pub. I took my grandson for his first legal pint and we had a lovely time.

Great pub, great quiz that must have taken a lot of effort to put together, great beer and great atmosphere. The landlord is very entertaining and hospitable. Will definitely be drinking here again.

was recommended this place by previous visitors but no food as lost chef recently and and not a microbrewery any more. 3 bitters on cask 2 ok 1 poor

We stayed in Upwey over the bank holiday weekend and The Royal Standard was recommended to us by the host of our Airbnb.As a (very) regular pub-dweller I can honestly say that this was one of the best welcomes we’ve ever had, so much so I felt compelled to write this review.We turned up with our large dog, something that (understandably) can be a big ask for some pubs, not here, he was treated like a superstar from the very first minute and we too we were made to feel equally welcome.Everything from the food, drink, staff, toilets, fellow customers, hospitality (I could go on) was absolutely faultless, needless to say we visited more than once.Pubs have had a tough time of it lately and these guys have absolutely nailed it. If you’re in the area then do pay them a visit, you won’t be disappointed. We’ll certainly be back.Many ThanksJamie, Sophie & Moose

Excellent service and great food,and drinks.

Friendly staff and great food! Warm local atmosphere. Had the pie of the day and hot pot special, both were delicious.

Update: this pub now also has very good food indeed over the weekend. I have two excellent local pubs, and this is one of them. This pub is a survivor as it seems to me that many pubs like this have been lost. There is a changing range of real ales. Perhaps the main point for me is the air of conviviality that this place has. It is quite small and you can find yourself making friends with people you never knew before. Paul Kelly.