The Windwhistle Inn is large pub and restaurant between Cricket St Thomas and Crewkerne. It has a…read morelarge car park with one of the best views you are likely to get of the sweeping Somerset countryside. The Windwhistle is a large Inn, with a variety of different types of seating, form the spacious sun-soaked tables of the Orangery, that leads to outside tables that maximise the magnificent view, to the more classical pub tables in the bar. It even has its own forty seater restaurant and function room, this is a big place. Wanting a decent meal, after a dining disaster the previous evening, we would not be disappointed. Friendly and helpful staff, that seemed genuinely interested in what we had to say, was a promising start, as was the wide ranging menu and well stocked bar. The menu had a good range of dishes, from standard dishes like scampi and curry, to the daily specials, above the fireplace. My wife and I plumped for the special of prawn and monkfish Thai Curry. When the curry arrived I was staggered by the portion size, over ten sizeable chunks of monkfish, huge tiger prawns, sticky rice, a spicy Thai curry sauce and a huge bowl of noodles. It tasted as good as it looked, full of flavour, a hearty filling meal, just what we wanted. It was fairly pricey at around £14, but worth every penny. The strawberry pavlova dessert to follow was equally generous and very tasty. Rounding of the meal a good strong cup of coffee, I was tempted to give the Windwhistle five stars for the overall blend of great service, wonderful food and a brilliant setting, but that would require further visits; just wished we didn't live so far away!

One visit only so brief review. Food was very good, nicely…read morepresented and fair value. Menu was about right in terms of variety without excess. Nice dining/bar areas. Orangery looked a bit soulless but it wasn't in use at the time. Good selection of interesting local ales. Only missteps were the food seemed to take too long to get to the table given it was such a quiet lunch (40 minutes), and service was friendly but a bit uneven. Nice young ladies who might benefit from a little more guidance around customer service.

You may not have been here in a while That needs to be corrected immediately. The well appointed…read moredining room was a good surprise. The menu, creative. The waitstaff, informative and gracious. The chef, up and coming. Our meal and coffee were delightful. One of the best meals around. This will be the go-to spot for outdoor dining and (maybe) tapas in the spring and summer. It would be wrong not to include this lovely restaurant in your destination plans soon.

Good quality food and service. Definitely recommend. People are lovely and we went there loads…read morebefore lockdown and it was one of the best restaurants we had ever been too!

This is one of the best chinese restaurants in Exeter food wise. However if you are ordering on the…read morephone be sure to double check that they have taken your order correctly as several times I have had the wrong things turn up! The restaurant itself is lovely and one of the nicer chinese restaurants I have been to. The staff are friendly and helpful and they have an extensive drinks list.

This is one of my favourite restaurants in Exeter. The first time I went was for a Christmas work…read morebash, it was great. They gave us the spinny table things with all different bits on it. There are all you can eat buffets every lunch, but on Sundays it is done upstairs. It costs more than usual, but there is a far greater selection of main dishes and they include deserts. Sundays also have an evening buffet. Reasonably priced food, nice looking inside and friendly staff.

We were staying in the Premier Inn and took advantage of their meal offer. We had done this before…read moreand were very impressed. Glastonbury didn't fall below that normal standard although the evening meal was a little slower than normal but I will put that down to a lack of staff. Food was 'average' in comparison to other Brewers Fayre, eg Durham, but still tasty and filling. Breakfast was another matter. Service was brilliant even though those poor guys were rushed off their feet. A tasty, all you can eat, breakfast. Totally delicious and a good set up for the next part of our drive down to Kernow.

We booked for my daughters 12th birthday, and we were not disappointed. When we got there we were…read moreshown to our private booth and my daughter was given a birthday card by the manager. The food was quick in arriving, although we felt the Yorkshire Puddings were a little over cooked, as they were a bit dry and hard, but that didn't matter. The service we received was excellent, fast, efficient and friendly. I highly recommend this establishment

Hungry Horse bills itself as home of big plates - and they certainly don't disappoint…read more A very family-orientated pub, the food is good, reasonably priced, and tasty. Top marks.

A great dining addition to Somerset…read more... We visited here on Christmas Eve and the pace was busy but not loud with it. The wood burner was blazing and we choose to sit at the kitchen counter. From the moment we entered the staff were all delightful. They chatted as they prepared our food, served our food and were happy to share their enthusiasm when we had finished. We had the £55.00 tasting menu and is was a joy. The venison tartar was our favourite course as the flavour flooded out with the addition of a peppery kick. The menu changes regularly so do check before you dine. Comprehensive vino listing. Our only very minor negative comment was that one of our poached pears was still too firm but this did not detract from the desert, it just required some careful crunching. Go visit and do book......we will certainly return.

This restaurant is just off Taunton and towards the bus station. There is a car park through the…read morearch way which is convenient. It is next to Dorothy Perkins and Next. It is easy to find as it is in the centre of town. The food is delicious and the service is very fast and the staff are helpful. Inside it is tranquil and relaxing. I believe there are fish tanks which add to the atmosphere. I would recommend it for couples who want a romantic meal together is is quite expensive but if you want to a tasty meal in a beautiful environment then this is for you. I think it is worth visiting when in Taunton if there is a limited number in the party.

Really great meal, and inexpensive. I had the two course meal for £10. It was perfect. Nice wine…read moreselection and good service. Excellent ambiance.

Finally a decent restaurant in Taunton! modern fresh cuisine with a good wine list and excellent…read moreservice. The décor works well and creates a relaxing enjoyable experience. A bit out of main town but worth the visit.

This is a really beautiful, well-thought restaurant. It is perfect for the Taunton community. It is…read morewarm and welcoming and very homely - in the interior, staff and most importantly the food. It is also a lovely spot for those visiting Taunton. I have only been fortunate enough to visit Wine and Sausage once since it has opened but I look forward to going again!