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2 pubs in Weymouth, with opening times for all seven days.
Wetherspoons has 2 pubs in Weymouth: The William Henry and The Swan, in the DT4 postcode district of Dorset. The William Henry opens 7am - midnight on weekdays. The menu is the national one, priced per pub, and you order at the bar or from your table in the Wetherspoon app.
1 Frederick Place, Weymouth, Dorset, DT4 8HQ
Today 7am - midnight
41-43 St Thomas Street, Weymouth, Dorset, DT4 8EH
Today 8am - midnight
Full menu with prices and calories. Prices can differ between pubs, so check before you order.
Wetherspoons' two pubs in Weymouth are The William Henry at 1 Frederick Place, Weymouth, Dorset, DT4 8HQ and The Swan at 41-43 St Thomas Street, Weymouth, Dorset, DT4 8EH. Two of them list a phone number, shown on the cards above alongside the full seven day hours.
The William Henry lists step-free access, baby changing, Wi-Fi and TV screens among its facilities, which is the kind of detail that varies pub to pub even though the menu does not. The name is local rather than corporate, which is normal for the chain and makes these pubs easy to walk past. Weymouth sits in Dorset, and the county page lists every other town with a pub. The full pub finder covers the rest of the UK.
The menu here is the national one, so it matches every other Wetherspoons in the country. Breakfast covers the all-day brunch at £10.12, and the main menu runs to the smaller fish and chips at £9.65 and an 11 inch margherita at £9.38. Prices are set per pub, so treat these as the national reference rather than as Weymouth's exact till price. See the full menu.
The William Henry opens 7am - midnight on Mondays and 7am - midnight on Sundays. Breakfast runs from opening to a fixed morning cut off, and the kitchen serves through to the evening after that. The full seven day table is on the cards above, and the opening times guide covers bank holidays.
These pubs do not take table bookings, since Wetherspoons runs first come, first served everywhere. Groups do best arriving mid afternoon, between the lunch and evening peaks. Some pubs elsewhere hire out separate rooms, which is the nearest thing to a reservation the chain offers. More on the booking policy.