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Located in the village of Uppermill, Saddleworth. Named after a local landmark linked to Druids in bygone days and more recent history with local Poet Ammon Wrigley. Anglo-Italian would best describe the food. Italian due to the pizza and pasta offerings. Anglo due to the eclectic mix of various tastes linked to our Colonial Days.

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Saddleworth Legend has it that Druids gathered at the Dinnerstone to celebrate the summer solstice with their annual feast. Overlooking Castleshaw, the Dinnerstone is the favourite resting place of a true Saddleworth legend. Poet, Ammon Wrigley, whose statue proudly stands in Uppermill, had his ashes scattered around the Dinnerstone’s base.

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5 Stars! New refurb!
Would highly recommend this new refurbed bar/restaurant in uppermill. Never been before, soon as we walked in was well looked after by Frank behind the bar, lovely character and sick cocktail maker. Ate in the restaurant, all the food was superb, we’ll looked after again by Toby at our table. Would highly recommend a visit if you haven’t been there before or a revisit due to it new look!
David B
New Year's Eve
We had a fantastic night here to celebrate new Year eve with some friends the meal was gorgeous the entertainment was fantastic and the staff were very professional and the service did not change all night .
Steve8472
Delicious food and friendly service
Enjoyed a delicious meal on New Year's Eve with family. The staff were very attentive and friendly and the meal was great value for money. Highly recommended.
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Contacting us or booking a table couldn’t be easier. Simply give us a call or email us directly and we will reply as soon as possible.
Alternatively you can book your table now using our online system below.

Please note that 6 people is currently the largest table you can book for with people from up to six different households

We can do slightly larger tables if it is only two households. To enquire about this please email us with a name and contact number and we will get back to you

Also, there is a comment box as you go through the online booking procedure. Please note that we may not be able to do the special requests due to the new layout and social distancing. If you do have a special request, please contact us directly and we will try our best.

FINALLY WE WILL BE OPEN FOR DRINKS IN THE BAR. WE HAVE 4 TABLES OF 5 AND 1 TABLE OF 4. WE WILL NOT BE ABLE TO HAVE ANYMORE PEOPLE ROUND THE TABLES THAN THIS AND THEY WILL BE ON A FIRST COME FIRST SERVED BASIS. IT WILL BE DRINKS ONLY IN THE BAR AND NO FOOD SERVED. IT WILL BE TABLE SERVICE SO YOU MUST REMAIN SEATED AT YOUR TABLE

Address

Dinnerstone
99-101 High Street
Uppermill
Oldham
OL3 6BD

Telephone

+44 (0)1457 872 566

Email

bookings@dinnerstone.co.uk

Covid-19

New Rules

Due to new rules we have to ask that everyone wears a face mask on entering and leaving the premises and if you use the toilet whilst dining.
 
Hopefully this won’t last long.
 

Kind Regards,

Andy and the Dinnerstone team

Covid-19

Wednesday 8th April 2020

The White Hart at Lydgate and Dinnerstone, Uppermill are to provide FREE chef pre-prepared meals for the vulnerable and offer its bedrooms FREE to key workers

The White Hart at Lydgate and Dinnerstone in Uppermill have liaised with local councils, GMP, the NHS and AgeUK in both Oldham and Tameside, to work out how they can best support those in need, both from a key worker perspective and those who are vulnerable in the local community.

The community has come together with volunteers and funds to help deliver this vital support. The committees of Lydgate Brass Band Contest, Love Lydgate, The Great Saddleworth Get Together and members of Saddleworth Round Table have all volunteered, alongside team members in both businesses.

The ambition is to deliver/provide the following in the next coming weeks;

  1. 3,000 – 5,000 FREE chef pre-prepared nutritious meals for distribution to the vulnerable in Oldham (working with AgeUK and Oldham MBC) funded through donations.
  2. Open guest bedrooms at the White Hart Lydgate for any NHS key workers, paramedics or police who would wish to isolate from their families as they are caring for or transporting Coronavirus patients. This accommodation will be provided FREE by the White Hart.
  3. The setting up of a self-service canteen to provide FREE evening meals and breakfast for the above guests – funded by Lydgate Brass Band Contest and Love Lydgate whom have pledged £2,000 and £500 respectively.

Part of this plan relies on the local community buying from the current stock of beer, hopefully to enjoy over the Easter weekend in the comfort of their own homes/ gardens. Utilising over 1,500 litres of good beer/ale from the cellars of the White Hart and Dinnerstone; which have been gifted to Love Lydgate; the plan is to set up a drive in, with a park and queue off-license in the car park of the White Hart. With the help of 20+ volunteers, all the correct health and safety procedures will be put in place to ensure social distancing is controlled, alongside offering contactless payments. In line with government guidance only single shoppers and cars with one person will be permitted.

No-one will be able to go into the premises, drink or congregate on the grounds. Beer will be available in three litre containers, with a minimum donation of £4 a litre. ALL funds will go towards providing FREE nutritious meals for the vulnerable.

Charles Brierley said; “During what is a very challenging time for everyone, I felt we could help a lot of people in need in the wider community, preparing nutritious meals that just require re-heating. As a pub, we are closed but our bedrooms are there to be used by those who need them. We’ve had an overwhelmingly positive reaction from people in the surrounding areas, offering their support, driving home the fact that working collectively in the community will help us get through this.”  

Beer will be on sale 12-4pm on Good Friday, Easter Saturday and Easter Sunday.