What an interesting establishment. The pints were great. The patrons were a mish mash of eclectic…read moredissidents. There was a, I'm assuming homeless man, in the corner coloring. My God he stunk so bad that we had to move to another table. Then some guy dressed like a rabbit cane in and ordered a drink. I praise the bartender for his keen observation skills, because Peter Rabbit soon wiped snot from his nose then dug his paws into snacks on the bar. The bartender quickly called him out for this most disgusting act. There was never a dull moment while here. And when the pints are delicious and the entertainment is free, you can't go wrong!

Charecterful local pub off the high st in central Glastonbury. Good selection of well kept ales…read moreincluding one brewed exclusively for the pub (King Arthur's best). Good selection of home cooked food including a veggie option. Enjoy this in one of the several nooks and cranies about the pub. Cheers!!!!

I am not so much about the drink but Chef Skye is a fricken badass in the kitchen and your belly…read morewill thank you for letting him nourish you! We have been here two days and had dinner here as many times. His Sunday roast is amazing whether you choose the veggie or poke option. You just can't go wrong...we can't wait to see what he whips up for us next! This is a must visit when you are here.

Good lively music pub; entertainment most nights of the week. Can be a wait to get a drink, but…read morethat's only because it's so popular.

This was probably one of the best places we stayed on our 16 day trip to the UK. The owners were…read morevery nice and welcoming. Had a great time in the pub in the evening talking with the locals and the owner. the food was perfect. The bangers and mash and steak and ale pie was amazingly good. rooms were modern and well maintained. bathroom was very clean as well. plan on going back to england and this is one of maybe 2 places we plan to return to for sure.

I stay at the Two Brewers regularly when visiting Street. The rooms are simple but clean and…read morecomfortable. The staff are friendly, and the food is very good. Excellent value for money, in a pub that doesn't feel like it has been taken over by a bland chain, but has maintained some local character. It's not fancy, but if you are looking for simple, hospitable, comfortable accommodation and food, this is the place for you.

I both stayed and ate here during a recent business trip to Glastonbury. The owner / operators…read more(Bill and Ness) were lovely and very accommodating. Each morning we had a custom-made breakfast of our choice (things like traditional English breakfast, eggs Benedict, poaches eggs and bacon, etc.) served with toast, tea and coffee. These dishes were well prepared and a hearty start to the day. I had two other meals here...a traditional Sunday carvery lunch and a pub meal of fish-n-chips. The Sunday carvery lunch was a potpourri of items and flavors. I chose a combination plate which had both roast beef and turkey served with gravy. Included on the plate were several different kinds of potatoes (mashed and fried), stuffing, mixed veggies and a Yorkshire pudding. We had a lovely cider to accompany the meal. The pub fish-n-chips turned out to be one of the best versions I had on the trip...moist, flaky cod served with great chips and some peas. They have a nice selection of beers on tap that went perfectly with the fish. All in all my time at the Inn was great and I'd definitely return to sample both meals and drinks again.

Nice lunch if from a smallish lunch special menu, only gripe is £5.45 for lunch, then asking £5.10…read morefor a desert seems a bit much. Nice decor including photos of some famous patrons. Friendly staff and good service.

Just opened having been extensively refurbished from the Pub it was…read more Nice, clean and bright interior, and excellent food, well worth a visit.

I've been staying at the Market House for the last two nights. It's clean and our beds were very…read morecomfortable. A couple is running the hotel, including renovating the rooms. They're very friendly and committed to our comfort. Additionally, they are getting ready to open up their dining area for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Friendly interesting pub at the top of the high st. Small selection of real ale (only 1) but well…read morekept. This pub is bigger than you think as it goes back quite away with a rear bar and a rarity today a games room. Well worth a stop at lunch time or walking back to town from the Tor. Enjoy!!!

I called in here a couple of times, the most recent was last night after I finished work for a…read morequick pint. The landlord very friendly as were the locals. What I have found with country pubs in the past, the people already there stare at you like you have 2 heads !!! ​but not here. I will be popping in there more

An Expensive Way to Ruin Your Evening…read more If you're looking for overpriced food, glacial service, a menu designed by someone who's just discovered oat milk, and a manager with all the charm of a parking warden, this is the place for you. We booked a table for three (plus three small, well-behaved dogs) a week in advance. Despite giving them a heads-up about the dogs, we were thoughtfully crammed next to a large, noisy party in the busiest corner of the pub, like being seated in the mosh pit of a Coldplay concert. Then began the Great Wait: 40 minutes of being spectacularly ignored, watching other tables -- who arrived long after us -- enjoy drinks, starters, and main courses before anyone even glanced in our direction. I've seen glaciers move faster. The menu? Sparse and uninspiring, like they hired a "Head of Creativity" from a tofu conference. It leans heavily on vegan and gluten-free options, which is fine if the food is good, but not when you're being charged artisan prices for supermarket-standard fare. I ordered the chicken burger, allegedly marinated in gochujang. Now, I'm not saying they lied, but if there was any gochujang involved, it must have been whispered to the chicken from across the kitchen. The burger was basically fine.. think Wetherspoons on a good day, but at £20, you'd expect a little more than "vaguely edible." All of this could have been forgiven -- overpriced, underwhelming food is practically a national tradition -- but the real lowlight was the manager. Rude, grumpy, and radiating the energy of a man who peaked around 2003. After one of our dogs (who had been quietly snoozing under the table) barked when a waitress nearly stepped on him, the manager stormed over to deliver a stern warning: "One more bark and you're out." Good to know they take noise so seriously, if only the same policy applied to their karaoke-sized party next door. In hindsight, we should have left right then, sparing ourselves the disappointing food and a final bill that felt like it should have come with a ski mask and a note saying, "Hand over the cash." In summary: this pub is trading entirely on fond memories and pre-pandemic TripAdvisor reviews. Avoid it unless you particularly enjoy being overcharged, underfed, and scolded like a naughty child for existing.

Back in the area and had an opportunity to give them another try...much better meal experience this…read moretime around! The three of us shared a nice mix of breads and spreads as an appetizer. The main dish of fish stew was really good...last time it smelled delicious but I was unable to try it. This time I had it for my meal. It was loaded with mussels and three kinds of fish in a delicious broth that was great soaked up with a piece of bread. Funky atmosphere, nice beer and cider selection and a satisfying meal. Glad I was able to return!

This is an ice cold, depressing, dull place for a meal or a drink. They advertise "Open Fire"…read moreoutside and it was a little stove, not lit. The place is run by two young girls who have no idea what a pub should be. Loud rock music killing conversation and annoying mature patrons. When asked to turn it down, they turned off the lighting instead! Avoid like the plague.

It's not actually in Glastonbury but is very close. The…read moreviews are lovely and though it's on the road, it's not so busy that it intrudes. We had an evening meal here too which was extremely tasty, served with a lovely smile! Couldn't be better. Breakfast too was of a really good quality and well cooked. I would have given 4 stars had it not been for a few niggles about the room. Firstly there was nowhere to hang clothes except a rail in the bathroom, which, if you're staying more than one night, means damp clothes. Secondly, the tea and coffee, while excellent (no nescafe here!) are ensconced in a chest. This looks lovely, but is very awkward to get at! I also ended up making tea on the floor as there was nowhere to put the kettle/teapot/mugs etc. Fresh milk was a welcome change. Mind you, being surrounded by farms and cows.! I would definitely stay here again. xx

Dropped into this pub on speck for an evening meal, service second to none really nice meal, bar…read morewell stocked, well worth a visit.