Great pub with the best pizza in town. I think I've tried majority of their pizzas and they were…read moreall incredibly delicious. Keep in mind that they're 14" square pizzas, a decent size. I like to go with my partner and share one for dinner. If you check their website site online, you can find their live music & events page. It gets quite packed on the weekends, so it might be difficult to find seats even though there's dining outside, inside, and upstairs.

As a picky New Yorker, I was pleasantly surprised by how good this pizza was. I got the butternut…read moresquash, chickpea and spinach pizza. The thin crust appealed to me and was tasty and the toppings were substantial: no skimping here! The pizza size is enormous and thank the lord the bar provides foil for leftovers. The pizza is also served piping hot so watch out! The ciders are fairly priced and there is a wide range. The interior and decor are very kitschy with Christmas lights strung up and it's welcome to large groups. I went earlier so it wasn't busy but this place can get slammed.

As a student it's a decent place to grab drinks. Food wise, I've never once been happy with what I…read moreordered. Either the food was cold, or drenched in some kind of ketchup sauce. I'm saying food wise you'd be better off getting something out of the campus shop, comida etc.... and then having your drink

Its all you'd want and more from your uni bar. Its dark and sticky and dirt cheap. You'll never be…read moreshort of a friend and the food is great! Quizes are held some weeks and they show live sports. Get in a pull up an old school pew

This place has a lot of English charm . A very nice village…read morepub. Had the oppurtunity to sit and talk to both Alan and Sue . They are great people who can turn this once struggling pub into a lasting peice of Ilminster . Lots of good brews on tap and Alan knows how to put together any cocktail you need. Sure there's other pubs but they don't have the personality of these owners or atmosphere of the Crown.

A nice olde worlde village pub. Well kept real ales and locally made cider. Cannot comment on the…read morefood but plenty of people were eating and the smells were very nice. Children are allowed also.

Can't comment on the food but a lovely old pub with friendly staff.read more

Came here for bottomless drag brunch hosted in the Long Room. The event didn't start on time, had…read more45 minutes of entertainment but was advertised as a 2-hour event, and didn't match the theme of what was advertised. However, it's a restaurant review, so I'll limit it to the drinks, food, and service. There were 3 choices of alcoholic drinks: prosecco, cosmopolitan, and sex on the beach - they were alright; I wish there were more options, like wine and beer, which are also easy to serve bottomless. The pizza was yum. From what I could tell, I think they nailed the toppings, but I set the crust aside. Lastly, the staff there were great. They did amazing serving a large event and keeping the drinks flowing. The restaurant regularly hosts these special events and you can find upcoming events on their website.

On The Waterfront is (unsurprisingly) located on a lovely sunny spot on the waterfront. So you can…read moreeat, drink and be merry while watching all the swans and the river. The pizzas here are huuuuuuuge! I didn't read the menu carefully enough, so ordered a half and half pizza, with two flavours...not realising that I would receive a pizza double the size(!) I only managed to eat four slices - but they have pizza boxes for me to take the rest home. Although I was too full to move, my friend then ordered a chocolate fondue for us to share. Somehow I had a separate stomach for chocolate so we managed to eat most of it. The chocolate was a bit too runny, but it tasted good. In summary it's a nice place to spend lots of time watching swans and munching pizza.

I never thought I would say this of any inn that didn't serve Harvey's Sussex Bitter, but this is…read morethe finest inn I have EVER visited - and I shall be returning as often as possible, considering that I live in Kent! The beer brewed especially for the inn is wonderful! There are more that 240 whiskies to choose from. The wine list is enormous and excellent (the landlord even blends his own house white - the Three Choirs). The food is wonderful - good, simple, locally-produced and imaginative - and not over-priced. There is also an excellent restaurant menu. Accommodation is full of character - see the website (above link) for further details..See also on the website how the inn got its name! If you can manage to find this pub, you will never regret the effort! - Bar - Monday to Saturday 12 noon to 2.30pm 6.00pm to 11.00pm Sunday 12 noon to 3.00pm 7.00pm to 10.30pm - Bar Meals - Everyday 12 noon to 2.00pm 7.00pm to 10.00pm - Restaurant - Tuesday to Saturday 7.30pm to 9.30pm

It's quite a way out in the middle of nowhere, but I have been making the effort to come here for a…read morefew years. Booking for the restaurant area is essential, but turn-up early to get yourself a seat if youre eating in the bar area. The menu is not huge - which I find is a good sign in most cases. There are always different choices everytime I go back so I don't get bored. The food is very tasty and the prices are very reasonable. Just make sure that you're not the designated driver to enjoy the excellent selection of wines and whiskies!!

I don't get why this place is rated so poorly - it is an easy 5 star for me. If you want a proper…read moreEnglish pub without the crowd, then this is the place for you. Great selection of food and beer, but it does get busy so reserve a table in advance. I especially like the indoor Christmas lights - adds to the charm during the holidays!

Thanks to Qype for getting us to this little gastropub tucked away behind the main shopping area of…read moreExeter. We were just passing through and found a rumbly in our tumblies and had no idea where to stop. We found The Fat Pig to have an adequate menu for budgets and diets. I had the pork belly roast (£10) and a Malbec, while my veggie friend had a gorgeous salad. We both enjoyed our meals and service. The pub itself has a nice range of booze behind the bar. I can imagine it would be a good place to get a drink. Based on it's location, I wonder what kind of crowd it gets on the weekend. There are no TVs, so it is not your usual loud crowd pub for sports events. All in all, it was a perfect stop with ample (paid) parking just across the street.

Helpful staff, reasonable prices for food, nice sandwich and nice beer. Located close to the sea…read morefront. Service was good despite the weather, which made the whole town very busy.

Guys, skip it…read more There must be a better meal/drink in Lyme Regis. Unfortunately I left this decision to luck as time was running out for dinner, didn't have a good signal to verify, and the result is that I totally believe The Cobb is a 2-star business, as the rating reflects! Unfortunate. First of all, you must order at the counter and pay for everything as you go - no tabs. Really? What the hell. I'm sitting down for a meal and every time I order a drink I don't really feel like going through the entire (slow) payment process. Especially when the back end of that process involves a rank glass of red wine that is entirely off and shouldn't be served to guests. PHOOOEY. The meals were...errm, really lackluster. Globby plates of food. My grilled cod atop processed mash potatoes was a beige disaster. The salad was not dressed with anything. My husband's steak was gray. Everything was blobs. Just, no. The meals taste about as good as the chalkboard menus are written -- sloppy and without artistic flair. It's relatively kid-friendly with some high chairs and a kids menu (which looks gross, to be honest). We ordered some bread for our antsy toddler, and had to pay 50p for it--- given we were spending upwards of 60 quid, this would've been a normal gesture to just throw it in, but heaven forbid. One upside? They have free wifi. I suggest you use it to find a better place to eat, honestly. Our waitress was nice but bound by the terrible service policies of this place, so I just can't vouch for it. Try the Harbour Inn just a few minutes walk down the boardwalk.