Amazing place. I had a meal my family and the waiter (Antonio) was perfect, we were able to have a…read morelaugh and a joke without feeling the alienated, and the food and service was magnificent. I genuinely cannot fault them in anyway shape or form. Service 11/10 Food 10/10 Drinks 10/10 The only thing I can think to improve would be a diabetic option for the dessert (not sure if that is possible with the amazing menu they had) EDIT: I had the tempura prawns, smothered burger with loaded chips and the triple chocolate brownie. All three were stunning. Thank you for making such a special night.

Does what it says on the tin!…read more It's a chain with a standardised menu so don't expect anything ground breaking... Having said that everything that they do churn out is well cooked and presented nicely. Short wait times and attentive service make the Airfield tavern a good stop off point. We will be back!

Have had many superb bacon baguettes at work from this place but today I was the goafer, hence…read morepicked up the card. It is wonderful. Really good value for money. Superb baguettes. Granary or white. Baps too. The whole post office staff were satiated. Will definately recommend to family and friends.

Best place ever for pizza Tirimaso made on the premises by a…read morevery nice person They also do Mexican

This was a great find around the corner from our hotel The Keep. We were the only people in the…read morerestaurant, but the food was really good. Prices for entrees were around 8 per person. We had penne bolognaise and penne carbonara.

Evening of: 31/10/24…read more I have stated this previously in other reviews, I don't do them for gain, I do them to either praise or so that the establishment can improve on things that go wrong. I only looked at other reviews after my meal, and I was astounded by the variances of experiences. Although, you must speak as you find. Before I start this full review, WOW, what a wine list! Someone knows their wines. A fantastic selection, and this is not meant in any patronising way. If only I could have eaten a sweet, but I couldn't justify a half bottle of the Monteagudo Pedro Ximenez, Delgado Zuleta dessert wine. It will have to live for another day. On to the review..... The place styles itself as a bistro. It was warm and convivial, and tables didn't appear to be on top of each other. I was greeted in a friendly manner and shown to a table with ample room with additional seating. Ideal for my overcoat. I thought the menu selection was very good. I was asked what I would like to drink and initially ordered a pint of lager (Birra Moretti) after asking what was on offer. Later I ordered a large glass of Pinot Grigio to go with my main. My main arrived at my table 15 minutes after it was ordered. Not a problem as I expected the fish not to take too long to cook and the rest would have been pre-prepared. Main: Baked fillet of cod, over sauté new potatoes, buttered French beans, vine tomatoes and roast chill butter. The latter was a great flavour to have with the potatoes. The price was £26. Some will say quite pricey, but the cod was cooked to perfection, and it was a fully enjoyable main. The bill was as follows: Birra Moretti - £5.50 Baked Cod - £26.00 250ml of Pinot Grigio - £8.90 25ml of Courvoisier - £4.50 (I'll come back to the brandy) - NOTE: I have paid more elsewhere Latte - £3.90 Total - £48.80 (TIP - £5) The brandy, I asked for a large, but got a single, the lady misheard me. I stressed, no ice, and asked if they had a brandy glass, yes, they had.... Things I'd add. The glass was too small, the glass was cold, and I used the candle on the table to warm the glass and contents. I mentioned they could have used the steamer on the coffee machine. They took it in good part, I hope. The latte - perfect, lovely flavoursome coffee. Would I go back? Most certainly and to make sure I tried that dessert wine. Thanks everyone.

There are two indian restaurants that I regularly go to in Yeovil and this is one of them…read more Now I'm a bit of a traditionalist when it comes to these places - I like the over-stuffed chairs, the dim lighting and bad decor. This place has none of that, everything's done in the modern Indian style and fairly well too. Apart from efficient staff (which to be honest most indians worth there salt don't have a problem here) this place does seem to be a cut above the rest when it comes to the quality of their dishes. Furthermore they did have REAL Indian desserts. I had to ask specially but they managed to knock up some Laddoo which took me right back! Had a nice chat with the manager who's clearly thinking like a 'new' indian restauranteur with some great ideas to be different. Sorry, I normally hate gushing reviews. This isn't the best indian ever, but it's pretty damn good for Yeovil.

This is a regular place to eat for me in Yeovil, although not a curry freak it is one of the best…read moreplaces to eat late at night. I'm very much into the clay over cooked food and the staff are really lovely. Would have called it the best Indian in town but they have now opened up another one next door 'Viceroy II' and left me with a dilemma.

Just moved to the area and took. Some friend out here, Very nice Italian, the staff are extremely…read morefriend and professional. Also responsibly priced, the pizza was excellent, as well as the other items we had. We will be back.

I had pasta with home made sausage, a tomato scallion salad, and a glass of Chianti. All good…read more Also good service. I advise making reservations in advance. The restaurant is larger than it looks, but it seemed to be busy every time that I walked by. Good break from British food.

We'd been traumatised by travel, travelling en masse, tired with hunger taunting us in Taunton, we…read morewanted something nicer than filling up at a roadside filling station. We found a quiet atmosphere-free Free-house to decide on dinner. Bar-side with sweet cider inside us, we made a connection with the frontage opposite. A large comic font banner, a sticker in the window beckoned us to 'The Connection', but from outside we couldn't be sure if it was a restaurant or a travel agency, or even a dating agency. Then a lit candle warmed the setting under the aforementioned confusing banner. It illuminated a double date just visible at the window table. With each person looking into the middle distance they were looking like they were making anything but a connection. Hoping the food was more inspiring and afraid of the alternative offerings of only pizza or kebab, we edged cautiously over the double junction double quick to enquire. A Sandwich board outside announced it was 'Winesday', a free house bottle for every table. We went in. Entering we were heralded by pan pipes; a mix tape began swirling the comforting melody of The X Files theme tune around us. Before we had time to turn back our waiter appeared. Looking surprised to see us form a crowd on a weekday night, our jolly characterful waiter with Fawltless formality apologised for an impending slow service. Not in our best bib and tuckers however, he did seem a little shirty. "Do you have a booking", he enquired taking a formal tone (where until our arrival the place was empty). Grateful for the seats and that it was Winesday, too! The free house's choice bottle for the table more than made up for our non trumpeted arrival. Pleasantly surprised by their Chilean, I'm more than happy to blow their horn for their choice of a bold tropically lush white which complimented our food beautifully. It seemed we'd struck gold at the best place on the street. The interior of this French place was pretty snappy, all muted tones that spoke volumes that this was the town's 'nice place'. To start: My liver parfait was mousse like, light yet retained a rich smooth flavour, braced in crisp pancetta. I'd have enjoyed the accompanying brioche more but I'd buttered too much pre dinner pre warmed pumpkin seed roll to stack up on more carbs. The rest of the table were very happy with the beautifully fresh caught scallops to start, complimented by Southeast Asian spicing, but just a few of the blighters were a bit underdone for one of our likings. Not undoing the enjoyment of our evening, Seafood crepes, covered in grilled cheese were delicious but sadly the salmon within was as mushy as the concept of Parisienne romance that this French inspired brasserie was trying to convey. Also warned of the possible shot, the equally fresh duck dish sitting proudly in a pond of jus was rich and flavourful but as with any duck recipe it either needs long slow cooking to break down the tough meaty fibre or quick cooking to keep it rare as fine French food. Not offensive, but this duck was somewhat perched on the fence. What stole the show was the firm and delicate delectable lemon sole and the passionate enthusiasm of our attentive waiter. Not knowing what else Taunton had to offer, it was well worth one hell of a stopover. We wimped out at dessert, but it seemed that it was this course that kept the table adjacent to us who were out at at sea, back on course for a cheerful evening.

Really tasty food, friendly atmosphere. the prices - it wasn't really expensive but not cheap…read moreeither. A great place for a special occasion. Haven't been for a while must go back soon.

This is a village pub that has been waiting for the right person to come along and run it for a…read morelong time. Partly thatched building with fireplaces and loads of character, stunning views, a great outdoor area. But for years it withered on in an unloved way attempting to do all the usual things a country pub does but never really making the first grade. FINALLY! Last year it got a complete makeover and a new landlady who may I add is an amazing chef. If you are working class or Lord of the Manor you will be made welcome and feel comfortable here. There are fine ales, home made nibbles at the bar and the choice of either a lighter snack of a proper full on menu which I guarantee will not let you down. The price is reasonable and the menu changed every day. Sundays there is a special deal - £9.99 for 2 courses and 12.99 for 3. Well worth it! As I said, this is a place for all, so don't be surprised if you have dogs running in and out or children playing in the garden while the adults sip away at their Rose on ice or crunch away on Pork crackling left over from lunch.

Great pub which has recently been refurbished and run by a friendly couple, Stuart & Heather. This…read moreplace offers what you might expect in any decent pub, a large selection of beers, lagers and real ales as well as really good food. I'd compare this with the Queens Arms (see my earlier review) as the nearest thing to it, although the Rose & Crown benefits from having a large garden out the back making this THE place to go when it's sunny. The pub is in a beautiful setting, great for walkers and not too far from town to be worth the trip. We regularly leave the car here and get a taxi back into Yeovil or Sherborne which sets us back less than a tenner. There's regular live music and a healthy following of locals who are always in there, regardless. I've introduced this place to a number of guys from work, who now regularly take clients here for lunch.