Brewers Quay

Worth a quick visit or ideal to shelter if the rain makes a appearance.
Small little shops from arts and crafts to more gift type shops.
Few choices of restaurants and pubs to either have a full meal or just to stop for a quick snack.
As with all attractions in the usier season time this place does get about crowded but if you are heading that way worth popping in.

This is a rather niche little shopping mall near the harbour, a short walk from the main shopping streets of Weymouth. The building used to be an old brewery and it is now quite a major tourist attraction in the town, with a number of facilities under one roof. The main tourist draw here is the Timewalk museum attraction and with a touristy family friendly pub right opposite it at the entrance to Brewers Quay, you can imagine that this place gets pretty crowded in the summer season. There are a couple of cafes and a range of interesting shops in the centre selling arty and crafty products. These small independent stores make an interesting visit whether you are a tourist or a local and are an ideal place to buy a slightly different souvenir or interesting gift. Prices are about average for this type of crafty environment. Recommended — but not in the high summer.