Really good village pub - food is great particularly the desserts. Room was clean and nicely…read moreappointed although just a touch tired, will need a redecoration in a year or so. Great selection of beers and ciders and a good 'homely' feel. Recommended.

Great food, great atmosphere. the food was a little slow to get to the table but when it did it was…read morebrilliant and hot. Staff were OK, smiley and happy. I would recommend and would definitely go back. we had starter, main and a couple of drinks, there were 4 of us and the bill came to £69.

Great family pub on the outskirts of Taunton. This is a large pub which concentrates mainly on it's…read morefood production. The food is tasty and fresh and you will be given a very warm welcome by the family that run it. Having a young child themselves, they are very welcoming to those with children.

Reasonable pub with 6 B&B rooms, near the Manor Gardens in Burnham. It's owned by the Youngs pub…read morechain: the interior has a modern wood interior, with a large bar area, a raised dining area and a cosy lounge with comfy chairs. On our visit, we went for an evening meal. We could've eaten in the bar, but decided to eat in the dining area where there is table service. The staff were very friendly and bought menus and drinks quickly: it has a full bar with a number of real ales on tap. The menu is classic pub grub, and we chose the burgers (one "Dunstan" beef burger and one Plant burger). Both came with beer onions, cheese, iceberg, pickles, ketchup, mayo in the bap, and fries. They were decent enough, although the chips were a bit dry, and we thought it could have done with a side salad or coleslaw. As I said, service was very pleasant and efficient and gets 4/5, the food 3/5. Overall cost was £35, which for a burger, chips and one drink each, is a bit on the pricey side for a pub in Burnham. Hence an overall score of 3/5. It has a small car park and large outdoor beer garden.

The best food pub in Burnham, hands down…read more New management a year or two back has breathed new life into this old business. The decor is contemporary yet retains that warm local pub feeling. There is a bar area, food eating on multiple levels and a newer extension area with later tables for big groups. The food is top notch and superb value for money. Gourmet burgers are on offer, all named after old school film actors, as are homemade pies alongside a wide selection of pub favourites. The bar is fully stocked and as with other Young's chain pubs the house ales are all superb. Don't let the slightly drab exterior or the previous management era reviews put you off, this place is well worth a visit.

I used to go to the Cottage Inn when I was younger. It has a bar and a family room with pool…read moretables. It is a lively pub and is well-liked by locals but also frequented by tourists in the area.

Smart, clean, welcoming pub with very good food, and very good value…read more Great stopping place on A39 heading west to north Somerset. Didn't have to leave the fifth member of the family in the car as we could take our (large) dog into the pub with us.

Came here with a very large group and was very impressed with the welcoming nature of the staff and…read morehomely feel to the place. There's an outdoor patio in the back with a large yard to lounge in, some picnic tables to sit at, complete with a fish pond. The food here was fantastic, especially considering they had to put together orders for 30+ people and bring it out all at once. They have some specials on the menu that all looked great. It's definitely in the middle of nowhere, but if you're in the area and need a pub, check it out!

Needing a reviver half through the day and halfway through our journey we came across this…read morewonderful, quaint, pub. A postcard type of pub, very British. Perfect, we thought. However this is where the positives end. One thing that came across was it was so unwelcoming. Maybe that's why we were the only two in. A couple of drinks and I went to pay by card, which has become the norm with Covid rearing it's ugly head, but was told we don't take cards under a tenner. So, we ordered a couple of sandwiches. That request went down like a lead balloon. Actually, not going any further with this review as this is a pub I need to put into the back of my mind.

A nice medium sized pub with a real file. A light lunch was perfectly acceptable in price and…read morequality. The pub has a dog. The dog was well behaved but pub landlords should remember that not everyone likes dogs.

Stopped by for lunch after a walk on Brent Knoll Hillfort. They do really good food with daily…read morespecials. We ate in the family room (we were 4 adults & 4 kids) which we had to ourselves. Decent choice on the menu from filled jacket potatoes and scampi to vegetarian nut roast to breaded plaice & chips to various meat roast options. Healthy portions and we all really enjoyed our food. Staff were friendly and on the ball. Good service. They've an enclosed beer garden at the front. They don't welcome dogs inside but you can bring them in the garden and they provide a water bowl and so on.

The best thing about this pub is undoubtably the lovely sunny backgarden, it is enclosed so…read morechildren can run around quite safely. The food is average. The staff can sometimes seem a little snobby and not make you feel that welcome to sit in the pub when you have children with you

Lovely food (not cheap), great staff and some lovely beers. All pipes are kep clean and I have…read morenever had a bad pint. Beautiful place inside and outdoor seating too.

Food and drink very good quality but certainly not cheap. Also the management should consider…read morekeeping children out of the bar area as on the last visit at 7 pm an extended family with a couple of noisy offspring spoilt the ambiance.