Somerset

Campaign for Real Ale

Campaign for Real Ale

Pub Guide

Somerset Branch pubs selling real ale

  • Alcombe
    • Britannia Inn 1 Manor Road Alcombe TA24 6EH Telephone(01643) 702384

      One of the oldest free houses in the Minehead area. Public and Saloon bar and a cocktail bar in the function room. Has a skittle alley and private function room, and a secluded walled garden. There is an extensive traditional bar menu with daily specials and an a la carte or set menu. Near to Dunster, the Quantock hills and Exmoor National Park. En-suite accommodation.

  • Aller
    • Old Pound Inn 1 High Street Aller TA10 0RA Telephone(01458) 250469

      The Inn stands on the ground of the old village pound. A varying selection of regional ales and a local cider is pulled from the sprung stillage in the cellar of this large 16th-century village pub. A wonderful open Dutch fire is a feature in the centre of the bar. There is a separate restaurant/function room, public lounge and a delightful snug. Excellent food, including a Sunday carvery is served in the bar or restaurant. Quiz nights held each third Sunday of the month. Bingo nights held first Wednesday and third Saturday of the month. Band nights held on last Friday of the month. Market in skittle alley 1st Saturday each month. More detail on Website and Facebook. Meat Raffle every Friday 4 - 6 pm. The old Pound operates it's own Member and Happy Hour discount scheme.

  • Appley
    • Globe Inn Ham Hill Appley TA21 0HJ Telephone(01823) 673147

      In the picturesque village of Appley on the Somerset/Devon border and just 10 minutes drive from the M5 motorway Junctions 26 or 27. By some distance the most attractive rural pub for many miles with three characterfull small rooms in the main building, a games room and an attractive garden. Grade II listed it grew from 17th century lime rendered cob cottages with slate roofs and later extensions. The Globe is in the CAMRA book of Historic Pub Interiors for the South West The bar is accessed via a central brick floored passage and has an open fire. Two guest ales are from local breweries and ciders from Taunton and a range of wines and crisp snacks.

  • Ash
    • Bell Inn 3 Main Street Ash TA12 6NS Telephone(01935) 822727

      The Bell is a well-run traditional village pub with a changing choice of up to four ales on handpumps and three pins of real cider. Lots of unusual belfry items adorn the walls and a tremendous inglenook open log fire makes it a cosy place for a quiet drink or a family occasion for locals or passing visitors. Well liked and supported by locals with two crib teams and nine resident skittle teams using the well-appointed alley which doubles as a function room and has its own bar. A wide menu choice of locally-sourced, home-cooked meals are served, featuring blackboard specials and a Sunday roast. Please book for meals. Live music nights and a Sunday quiz are very popular.

  • Ashcott
    • Albion Inn 14 Bath Road Ashcott TA7 9QT Telephone(01458) 210281

      Runs as a café, pub and truckstop with overnight parking. Breakfasts and wholesome food a speciality. Sunday roast available.

    • Ashcott 50 Bath Road Ashcott TA7 9QQ Telephone(01458) 210033

      Excellent food is the trademark of this family friendly village pub.

  • Ashill
    • Flying Fish Windmill Hill Ashill TA19 9NX Telephone(01823) 480467

      A traditional country pub with a beamed bar and winter log fire. There's a garden with picnic-sets and a large glass-covered walled terrace. There are eight very spacious en-suite rooms in a quiet, separate stable block (6 doubles and 2 twins with one of each being equipped with grab rails to assist those with access issues). The sound-proofed barn, rural-theme in style, is popular for weddings, parties and live music events. There is an extensive menu with a caribbean influence.

  • Babcary
    • Red Lion Inn Babcary TA11 7ED Telephone(01458) 223230

      A handsome 14th century thatched country inn with two bar areas with flagstone floors and beams. There is a separate dining room which serves food which has an excellent reputation. Families are welcome and the bar is dog friendly. The pub is handy for the Fleet Air Museum at Yeovilton, the Haynes Motor Museum in Sparkford and for shopping at Clarks Village in Street.

  • Baltonsborough
    • Greyhound Inn 1 Miller Cottage Baltonsborough BA6 8QN Telephone(01458) 850485

      Set in the centre of the village at a cross roads this listed 1700 century pub is the only one for quite some distance. Free House. Wet Sales only.

  • Barrington
    • Barrington Boar Barrington TA19 0JB Telephone(01460) 259281

      Husband & wife team Alasdair & Victoria Collins took over the reins in June 2018 and have created a restaurant & pub that is both casual and contemporary. The hamstone pub can be found in the centre of the village opposite the 13th Century church. The village is home to National Trust property Barrington Court, noted for its famous gardens and oak panel carvings. The kitchen is run by Alasdair who grew up locally & has over ten years experience working in MICHELIN-starred restuarants inluding Chez Bruce & The Glasshouse! The Barrington Boar features in the 2024 Top 50 Gastropubs, the MICHELIN Guide Great Britain & Ireland 2023, Harden's Guide & Trenchman's Guide! The restaurant menu features focuses on locally sourced, seaonal ingredients from farmers, foragers, brewers & cheesemongers. The pub is fully stocked with South West produce and has a selection of local ales, ciders and craft ales plus a range of gins and English sparkling wines.

  • Barton St David
    • Barton Inn Main Street Barton St David TA11 6BZ Telephone(01458) 850022

      Abandon normal attitudes as you step through the door of this eccentric establishment (the inverted pub sign on the wall should have warned you). Dogs, muddy boots and children are all welcome. There are a couple of ales on a stillage behind the bar and real cider to quench thirsts but food is restricted to, mainly, a variety of pizzas, a fish and chip van on a Saturday and a Sunday roast. The pub is a big music venue with the last Thursday of every month being open mic night and live music usually at the weekends.

  • Bason Bridge
    • Bason Bridge Brewery Tap 129 Church Road Bason Bridge TA9 4RG Telephone(01278) 787210

      Brewery tap room to the Bason Bridge Brewery with a range of Cask Ales and Keg lagers. There is also a Food Shed providing a range of pizza's and burgers. Please check Facebook for latest information.

    • Basonbridge Inn 38 Church Road Bason Bridge TA9 4RL Telephone(01278) 782616

      You will find Basonbridge Inn on Church Road, Bason Bridge near Highbridge. This is a traditional pub which provides meals, accommodation, a garden and pub games.

  • Bathpool
    • New Mill Bridgwater Rd Bathpool TA2 8BE Telephone(01823) 335258

      Dating back to 1841, the New Mill once nestled upon a meander of the River Tone. The pub has now got a contemporary feel under the ownership of Vintage Inns. There are various themed food nights and offers as well as a Sunday roast.

    • Taunton Rugby Football Club Hyde Lane Bathpool TA2 8BU Telephone(01823) 336363

      The Taunton Rugby Football Club is open to nonmembers (show your CAMRA card for free entry to the bar area on match days). The large bar and dining area displays many rugby mementos and photographs. Two guest real ales, mainly from the south west, are served on handpump. A large covered area is provided for smokers. Lunchtime food is only served on match days.

  • Bere
    • Jim's Cider Shack Woodpecker Lodge Bere TA10 0QX Telephone(01458) 250166

      Whether you are a cider lover or not this is well worth finding. It is situated down a lane called Bere Road off the A372 between Othery and Langport, on a very sharp bend. You will be greeted by Jim and his wife Mary two who are most welcoming. Only if you have booked for a party of people they will do a Ploughman's lunch of Beef, Cheese or Ham followed by a Fruit Crumble for £20.00 per head including all the Cider you can drink in two Hours!! As well as being able to purchase cider you can also purchase apple juice, cider vinegar, locally produced honey, jams, chutneys and pickles, cheese, free range eggs, traditional cider pottery and seasonal vegetables and logs. Normally open to 17:00 but may be later on a Friday or Saturday evening.

  • Bicknoller
    • Bicknoller Inn 32 Church Lane Bicknoller TA4 4EL Telephone(01984) 656234

      Set in the centre of a delightful village this Palmers Brewery pub has small rooms off the main bar and a restaurant at the back. There is a large courtyard outside for a pleasant summer tipple. Charity and themed nights feature on the event calendar. The pub runs two boules teams and five skittles teams. A fish and chip night is popular on a Tuesday. There is a TV for certain selected sports such as the Six Nations rugby.

  • Bishops Hull
    • Constitutional Club Bishops Hull Road Bishops Hull TA1 5EG Telephone(01823) 272421

      The Constitutional Club is a friendly, welcoming club which is open to members only.

    • Old Inn Bishops Hull Road Bishops Hull TA1 5EG Telephone(01823) 334111

      The Old Inn is a beautiful character village pub. There is two distinctive areas and six letting rooms. NOTE - BAR REOPENS 4th NOVEMBER 2019

  • Bishops Lydeard
    • Bird in Hand 34 Mount Street Bishops Lydeard TA4 3LH Telephone(01823) 432090

      A family run country pub in the heart of the village at the foot of the Quantock hills and just a 10 minute walk from the West Somerset Heritage Railway. Dogs and muddy boots are welcome at this family friendly pub. Usually two local South West brewery ales on hand pumps. Home cooked locally sourced food. The slate floor bar has a cosy log burner fire. A quiz night is held every Wednesday. There is a skittle alley which is available for functions, and a large beer garden at the rear of the pub provides an ideal setting in the summer.

    • Lethbridge Arms Gore Square Bishops Lydeard TA4 3BW Telephone(01823) 432555

      16th century coaching inn in an attractive village at the foot of the Quantock hills. Popular with locals and near the West Somerset Railway. The pub provides good quality, locally sourced food. Frequently used by railway enthusiasts, there are numerous photographs and paintings of maps and railway scenes.

    • Quantock Brewery Tap Westridge Way, Broadgauge Business Park Bishops Lydeard TA4 3RU Telephone(01823) 433812

      Brewery tap room normally serves three regular and four changing cask beers on hand pull from the brewery. There are also a number of Quantock keg beers available (Titanium, QPA, Radicle and Larger Than Life available) and limited edition releases plus a monthly ‘small batch’ keg (subject to availability). Guest Brewery keg beers often available. Quantock keg cider always available. A brewery shop plus online and phone line supplies for takeaway. Shop open Mon-Sat 11am - 5pm for off sales only. There is usually an annual beer festival in July and regular live band nights the last Saturday of every month. Street food usually available Fridays and Saturdays.

  • Bishopswood
    • Candlelight Inn Bishopswood TA20 3RS Telephone(01460) 234476

      Set in a pretty village in the heart of the Blackdown hills, this friendly country pub features flint walls, wooden floors and open fires. Lovely garden for those warm summer days. Meals use local produce where possible. Beers come mostly from west country breweries and there is usually a selection of real ciders available. There is a large dining room which is available for large parties and private functions. The pub is closed on a Monday during the winter months.

  • Blackford
    • Sexeys Arms Inn Sexeys Road Blackford BS28 4NT Telephone(01934) 352152

      A 16th century pub with stone floors, beamed ceilings and open fireplaces. There is a secure children's play area opposite the pub. The restaurant is decorated in an authentic Native American Style. A good range of upto four real ales on cask and two other draft keg beers.

  • Blue Anchor
    • Blue Anchor Hotel Blue Anchor TA24 6JP Telephone(01984) 640239

      Large rambling country pub with fantastic views across the Bristol Channel. Unfortunately, cliff erosion is reducing the size of the garden and is putting the future of the pub at risk. However the pub is very much open during the summer months when the tourist season is in full swing you are likely to find up to two ales on handpump and a choice of ciders.

    • Smugglers Inn Blue Anchor TA24 6JS Telephone(01984) 640385

      The pub is situated across the road from the sandy beach at Blue Anchor Bay, a quiet coastal location. You can stay here as there are 3 letting rooms and there are three dining areas to enjoy a meal. The West Somerset Railway stops here.

  • Bower Hinton
    • Rose & Crown Bower Hinton TA12 6JY Telephone(01935) 822393

      A relaxed and friendly venue offering a bar menu of good value home cooked meals or lighter bites. Hosting a regular quiz and free live music at weekends. Live coverage for all sporting events including football and rugby from sky sports and BT sports. Handy for a stop off if travelling to and from the west country on the A303.

  • Bradford on Tone
    • Apple Bay Bar & Restaurant Three Bridges Bradford on Tone TA4 1ER Telephone(01823) 461233

      Apple Bay Bar is a modern bar and restaurant owned by Sheppy's Cider Co and built within the complex of the much older buildings. A polypin and a range of bottled beers (Bath, Arbor, Exmoor, Wild Beer) are available alongside the entire range of Sheppy's cider which is made on the farm situated within the premises. It has a café, restaurant and an extensive deli shop as well as an interesting museum. Tours are available on request. Buses of Somerset Service 22/22A stops outside between Taunton & Wellington Daily, including public holidays. Certain services extend to Tiverton via Uffculme and Willand. Also Dartline Bus Service 20 Taunton, Wellington, Dunkerswell, Honiton and Seaton. Not Sundays or Public Holidays. No services 25th or 26th December or 1st January.

    • White Horse Inn Regent Street Bradford on Tone TA4 1HF Telephone(01823) 778175

      This friendly village pub is very much a community affair, housing the local shop run by villagers in outbuildings. A warm welcome is assured in the bar and restaurant, which are both heated by real fires in winter. The beautiful large garden hosts barbecues in summer. Excellent food is locally sourced and home-cooked, and theme food nights are held. Regular events include music jam sessions, quiz nights and tabletop sales. The skittle alley doubles as a function room. A selection of cask ales from local microbrewery Black Bear Brewery is always available.

    • Worlds End Heatherton Park Bradford on Tone TA4 1ET Telephone(01823) 462928

      A Victorian house that has been converted into a pub and restaurant. The pub has a secluded terrace, a delightfully restored interior, ample parking and the patio has tables arranged around an open fire pit. Free function/meeting room available for private dining, parties or business meetings.

  • Brean
    • Beachcomber Inn Warren Road Brean TA8 2RP Telephone(01278) 751110

      Food available all day. Bar in entertainment area so can be very busy and noisy at times.

    • Breakers Bar Coast Road, Brean TA8 2QY Telephone(01278) 751327

      Beach Bar and Restaurant with live entertainment 4 nights a week during the holiday season.

    • Brean Down Inn Warren Road Brean TA8 2RR Telephone(01278) 751420

      The Brean Down Inn is situated only 100 yards behind the main 7 mile beach at Brean, reputed to be the second longest stretch of sand in Europe. Large pub with several rooms and a large paved area. 2 beers plus ciders from orchard pig and black rat. Food available all day. Walking distance of 21 bus.

    • Place South Road Brean TA8 2RF Telephone(01278) 751568

      Upstairs above shops directly opposite Pontins. Food served all day.

    • Seagull Inn South Road Brean TA8 2RF Telephone(01278) 751739

      Part of the Northam Farm holiday complex. Food from 11:00, covered patio smoking area, large entertainment area for shows.

    • Tavern Bar Coast Road Brean TA8 2QY Telephone(01278) 751595

      Part of the leisure park at Holiday Resort Unity.

  • Brent Knoll
    • Fox & Goose Inn Bristol Road Brent Knoll TA9 4HH Telephone(01278) 760008

      A picturesque Somerset inn, parts of which are believed to date from the 18th Century, with a recently constructed adjoining lodge style hotel. Conference facilities available. Recently reported no cask ales being served on several visits to this pub!!!

    • Red Cow 134 Brent Street Brent Knoll TA9 4BE Telephone(01278) 760234

      A traditional countryside family run inn serving two good ales and a good but basic range of pub food served by friendly bar staff. From the outside it is a nice looking pub with lovely old red brickwork elevations and a front entrance leading into a large restaurant area with a much smaller locals bar area off to the left. To the rear is a skittle alley.

  • Bridgetown
    • Badgers Holt Bridgetown TA22 9JL Telephone(01643) 851204

      A quaint traditional country pub dating back to the 1750’s. For many years it was used as the meeting point for Exmoor ponies to be driven to Bampton market, encaptured on old photographs in the pub. Located at Bridgetown, in the heart of Exmoor National Park, it is a delightful drive up the A396 from Tiverton on a road meandering along the banks of the river Exe. Across the road is a lovely cricket ground, featured in Wisden as the prettiest cricket ground in England. Bus route to/from Tiverton, Dulverton, Minehead. The pub has 3 real ales in summer and two in winter.

  • Bridgwater
    • Admirals Landing The Marina Bridgwater TA6 3EX Telephone(01278) 422515

      Situated at the old town docks next to the River Parrett and canal basin. Large pub close to the town centre. 2 real ales. Homemade food including Sunday and Wednesday carvery. Separate dining area. Pool table, darts, fruit machines. Dock side tables and bench seating.

    • Bird in Hand 48-50 Bristol Road Bridgwater TA6 4BW Telephone(01278) 451532

      Edge of town pub which does not serve food. Bays Topsail being served at time of visit.

    • Bower Inn Bower Lane Bridgwater TA6 4TY Telephone(01278) 422926

      The Bower Inn is an attractive 18th century building set in a picturesque cottage garden with numerous picnic tables. Emphasis is on dining and accommodation though there is a comfy non-dining area. Local produce is used including neighbours honey free range eggs. Very convenient for M5.

    • Bridgwater & Albion Rugby Football Club Bath Road Bridgwater TA6 4TZ Telephone(01278) 423900

      Club with excellent facilities both for rugby and social events. Able to cater for events such as weddings, conferences or meetings and can seat up to 250 people.

    • Bridgwater Railway Club Wellington Road Bridgwater TA6 5HA Telephone(01278) 421599

      Formerly the GWRSA club.

    • British Flag 77-83 Chilton Street Bridgwater TA6 3HX Telephone(01278) 422537

      Popular community pub on the edge of town. Sports TV. A carnival club is based at the pub. Numerous pub teams playing skittles, pool and darts. Live music most Saturday nights & occasional karaoke. A large rear garden is completely enclosed for the safety of children

    • Carnival Inn 37-39 St Mary Street Bridgwater TA6 3LX Telephone(01278) 726180

      A town centre Wetherspoon pub that is named after the famous illuminated carnival held in Bridgwater every November. There is a large bar area, with another room off to one side. At the rear there is a family area and outside a courtyard garden with a smokers area. It offers a good range of changing Somerset and Devon ales to go with the normal extensive food menu.

    • Castle Club 15 Castle Street Bridgwater TA6 3DD Telephone(01278) 455776
    • Cobblestones 71 Eastover Bridgwater TA6 5AP Telephone(01278) 429865

      A grade II listed pub located between the town centre and the railway station. This friendly pub has the words "Traditional Pub Alternative Values" on the pub sign. There is a courtyard garden to the rear with picnic tables and a function room which hosts live bands 3 or 4 evenings per week. Pub sports are a feature here. Four real ales on offer which are mainly sourced from local breweries and there is a strong commitment to real cider from local producers.

    • Cornhill 6-7 Cornhill Bridgwater TA6 3BU Telephone(01278) 429292

      Owned by Stonegate pub company this pub has 2 national brewery beers and a guest from regional breweries but do not be surprised if you find all from regional breweries. Sky Sports/BT Sport shown a big screen. There is a courtyard for outside drinking. Real ciders from polypins served.

    • Cross Rifles 1 Bath Road Bridgwater TA6 4PH Telephone(01278) 426459

      Large edge of town pub with small car park. Live entertainment. Breakfast served from 08:00 to 14:00.

    • Fountain Inn 1 West Quay Bridgwater TA6 3HL Telephone(01278) 444951

      Recently refurbished town centre, single room traditional pub, with wood burning stove. Freehouse next to the River Parrett and the historic town bridge. There is a small outside seating area in a pedestrianized street. Frequent entertainment including acoustic bands and solo performers. Occasional food special events such as chilli nights but you need to pre book. Check the facebook page for food and events.

    • Golden Ball 19 High Street Bridgwater TA6 3BE Telephone(01278) 455497

      Lively town centre pub with a dance floor on the 1st floor. Offers quiz, karaoke and open mic nights, as well as DJs and live music.

    • Great Escape 6 Clare Street Bridgwater TA6 3EN Telephone(01278) 238978

      Bar/restaurant serving 1 real ale on rotation and Old Rosie cider on draught. Ales often Butcombe Bitter, Doom Bar, Hobgoblin, Deuchars IPA. Good value home cooked food. Large courtyard garden.

    • King Sedgemoor Inn Bristol Road Bridgwater TA6 4RR Telephone(01278) 440550

      A Brewer's Fayre establishment. In addition to bar opening times breakfasts are served weekdays: 6.30am-10.30am and weekends: 7am-11am.

    • Lime Kiln Inn 38 Salmon Parade Bridgwater TA6 5LU Telephone(01278) 422105

      Owned by Punch Taverns. Home of Lime Kiln Carnival Club. Skittle and darts teams. Quiet courtyard garden at rear with decking, seating and a fish pond.

    • Malt Shovel 2 Wembdon Street Bridgwater TA6 7DN Telephone(01278) 444905

      A Greene King meet and eat pub located by the Taunton & Bridgwater Canal and town centre. Has recently undergone a major refurbishment. Entertainment includes Monday Quiz Night, Tuesday OAP lunch with bingo and karaoke in the evening, Wednesday Adult games from 9pm, Thursday Adult bingo from 9pm, Friday Live entertainment, Saturday Live sport, Music theme nights and themed party nights Sunday.

    • New Foresters 101 St John Street Bridgwater TA6 6HX Telephone(01278) 421099

      Single room busy pub. Pool, darts, cards, skittle alley. Courtyard at rear. Happy Hour Monday to Friday 5.00pm -7.00pm. Meat draw every Sunday Live entertainment every Sunday night. All main football games shown on TV and/or the big screen projector.

    • Quantock 95 Wembdon Road Bridgwater TA6 7DP Telephone(01278) 423593

      The Quantock is situated on the edge of Bridgwater and had a refurbishment in 2010. Originally a Manor House, this is a listed building retaining many features like the beamed ceilings and open fireplaces. There is even a tower where the ladies would stand to observe the hunt! Outside there is a beer garden with tables and benches for 50 people, plus a play area.

    • Tudor Hotel 21 St Mary Street Bridgwater TA6 3LX Telephone(01278) 422093

      Built as a bakery in the 17th century and sympathetically extended over the years it was home to a hardware store at the turn of the 20th Century, later became tea rooms and is now a sixteen, en-suite bedroom hotel, restaurant, contemporary bar (Bar27) and function suite catering for up to 180 guests. Just off the town centre with easy access from the M5. Breakfast and coffee is available from 7:00am. There is an A La Carte menu in the restaurant and tapas is served in Bar 27. The opening times shown are for the bar with the hotel being open from 7:00 am until late.

    • West India House 101 Durleigh Road Bridgwater TA6 7JE Telephone(01278) 452533

      The building was constructed in 1936 but there had been a pub on the site for many years previously in various guises. The pub name is derived from the days when Bridgwater was a bustling port and the site is originally believed to have been owned by a merchant with the West India Trading Company, whose ships delivered goods to the quayside in the town centre. West India House boasts a fully-equipped skittle alley/function room complete with dedicated bar. There is also a large, attractive beer garden to the rear with scenic views over countryside. For a quiet drink in cosy surroundings there is the lounge bar complete with open log fire and for a more vibrant atmosphere then there is the saloon bar which has been extended and refurbished with modern decor. Both bars have large flatscreen televisions for screening major live sporting events. There is also a high-end jukebox in the Saloon bar packed with the perfect mix of old classics and the latest tracks plus a games machine and dartboard. Guest beersare often from Cheddar Ales, Twisted Oak as well as St Austell, Exmoor Ales ans Quantock Brewery. Good pub food avaialable - please check times above and website.

  • Broadway
    • Bell at Broadway Broadway TA19 9RG Telephone(01460) 52343

      This is a good country inn, open plan with a bar in the centre of the pub. There is an open fireplace with comfortable seating and another food bar behind which is a pizza oven with the pub specialises in a range of pizzas that can be found on the menu. To the left of the bar is another seating area with some leather chairs and sofas and there is another fireplace with a rather splendid ornate and renovated multi fuel burner. If you continue further round to the left there is another seating/dining area which could also be described as a snug. Throughout the pub can be found some interesting items on the walls such as a factory clocking in machine and a previous pub sign. Ales are from the St Austell and Otter breweries and for the craft beer enthusiast you can purchase Beavertown cans. There is a good wine list and an assortment of gins. The real cider is made locally. N.B. Sunday dining from 3.00pm through to 9.00pm is restricted to the Pizza menu.

  • Brompton Regis
    • George Inn Brompton Regis TA22 9NL Telephone(01398) 371273

      The George Inn is a 16th century freehouse in the pretty village of Brompton Regis and can be found in the Brendon Hills on the eastern side of Exmoor National Park. Wimbleball Lake, a water supply reservoir, is close by and is worth a visit. The garden has beautiful views over Exmoor. There is en-suite accommodation. Well behaved children are made welcome and they can stay in the accommodation for free. Food is locally sourced and cooked to order. New owners Trudi and Mark Underhill moved into the George Inn in January 2021 and look forward to being able to welcome you as soon as Goverment guidlines for Covid-19 allow,

  • Buckland St Mary
    • La Campagna London Road Buckland St Mary TA20 3JE Telephone(01460) 234292

      The Eagle Tavern has changed names to La Campagna and is primariliy a restuarant. Last report was that if had Doombar as the only ale. Completely refurfurbished inside as a good quality restuarant.

  • Burnham On Sea
    • Burnham & Berrow Golf Club St Christophers Way Burnham On Sea TA8 2PE Telephone(01278) 785760

      The focal part of the clubhouse which was built in 1910 is the spacious and comfortably furnished lounge and bar area which overlooks the course, with doors opening onto a covered terrace, from where you can watch golfers completing the 18th hole. Extensive Club memorabilia adorn the walls. Please note that there is a dress code.

    • Dunstan House Inn 8-10 Love Lane Burnham On Sea TA8 1EU Telephone(01278) 784343

      Large refurbished and detached Young's pub next to the hospital with a flagstone floor in the bar area, a raised dining area, a family room and two open log fires. Outside there is covered decking and garden. Daily specials enhance the food menu which includes a children's menu and Sunday roast. Quiz night held on a Wednesday. En-suite accommodation is available.

    • Lighthouse Inn Highbridge Road Burnham On Sea TA8 1LN Telephone(01278) 782388

      Traditional family friendly local with live music, karaoke and sport on the TV. There is a good play area for kids including swings, climbing frame and snd pit. Big screen tv inside and out for sports.

    • Old Pier Tavern Pier Street Burnham On Sea TA8 1BT Telephone(01278) 783161

      The Old Pier is a town centre pub situated in the coastal resort of Burnham on Sea in Somerset. Live music every Friday & Saturday Night. There is car parking opposite the pub in the council pay car park.

    • Railway Inn College Street Burnham On Sea TA8 1AS Telephone(01278) 784782

      A family friendly pub in the heart of Burnham on Sea, part of the Meet and Eat chain of Greene Kings pubs.

    • Reeds Arms 1 Pier Street Burnham On Sea TA8 1BT Telephone(01278) 764060

      A Wetherspoons pub originally built in the 1850s, the pub was originally called The Reeds Arms before its long stint as the Queen's Hotel. The arms which gave the Hotel its name are those of George Reed, once Burnham's leading citizen. The sunblinds over the front windows bear the words Reed's Arms, although a large 'Queen's Hotel' sign hangs by the entrance. There is a 20% reduction on meals (not meal deals) for CAMRA card carrying members.

    • Ritz Social Club Victoria Street Burnham On Sea TA8 1AN Telephone(01278) 785365

      The Ritz Social Club is situated in the heart of Burnham-on-Sea, sharing a building with the locally famous Ritz Cinema. The bars serve an excellent range of drinks, including local beers and ciders at great prices, plus there is traditional pub games namely Pool, Darts, Skittles and Table Tennis. The club is also an extremely valuable community resource, currently providing a home to an eclectic mix of events and entertainment including: Sequence dancing, Salsa, Line dancing, Bingo, Live music, Open-mic, Charity Quizzes, Race nights, Skittle & Pool competitions, Charity events & Local club meetings. There is an annual beer festival with up to 15 cask ales and an annual cider festival.

    • Rosewood Love Lane Burnham On Sea TA8 1EZ Telephone(01278) 780246

      Close to Pontin's Holiday Camp and Caravan Parks, The Rosewood is on the coast only 10 minutes from the town of Burnham on Sea. Part of the Hungry Horse chain.

    • Somerset & Dorset 1 High Street Burnham On Sea TA8 1NX Telephone(01278) 783150

      Traditional English pub with weekly live entertainment, quiz and karaoke. No food.

    • Victoria Hotel 25 Victoria Street Burnham On Sea TA8 1EQ Telephone(01278) 783213

      There are a lot of events that are taking place at this hotel which is a short stroll from the beach. Events include live music, quizzes, bingo and sporting events on the TV. There are rooms if you wish to stay and food special offers are a feature.

  • Burtle
    • Duck Station Road Burtle TA7 8NU Telephone(01278) 238282

      This newly restyled country contemporary pub has history dating back to 1856 and situated out of the way on the Somerset peat moors. Reopening in 2016 as the Duck, the pub is gaining an enviable reputation for quality food and offering 2 good ales and Wilkins local farmhouse cider.

  • Cannington
    • Friendly Spirit Brook Street Cannington TA5 2HP Telephone(01278) 652215

      A family owned village inn. Large beer garden running along side a country brook which creates a beautiful setting for all the family to enjoy. The garden also consists of a children's play area. Live music most Friday's from 9:30. Sunday carvery available. Food is served but need to contact Inn for service times.

    • Globe Inn 4 Church Street Cannington TA5 2HA Telephone(01278) 653999

      Traditional village pub in the centre of Cannington. Sports TV in abundance. No food served other than for skittles and darts teams

    • Malt Shovel Inn Blackmoor Lane Cannington TA5 2NE Telephone(01278) 653880

      Cosy bar with original beams, inglenooks & fire places and usually with 3 changing cask ales from St Austell (Tribute or Proper Job) and one changeable from Quantock brewery and one changeable from Cheddar Ales. Large 80 seated restaurant Large beer garden with wooden pirate ship for kids to play on. Good food including roasts on Sunday. Old skittle alley now converted to 8 en-suite chalets.

    • Rose & Crown Inn 30 High Street Cannington TA5 2HF Telephone(01278) 653190

      Atmospheric, friendly 17th-century pub with a loyal local following. Original beams are covered with interesting objects donated by locals and there is a large collection of clocks. The single L shaped bar has a pool table and a collection of games hand made by locals. Outside is a comfortable covered smoking area in the large award-winning garden.

  • Carhampton
    • Butchers Arms Main Road Carhampton TA24 6LP Telephone(01643) 821333

      Built in 1638 this family friendly village pub has a tranquil yet lively atmosphere. Ideally situated close to Minehead and within easy reach of Taunton the village of Carhampton is an ideal place for exploring Exmoor national park, the Quantock hills and Blue Anchor bay. The recognisable inn sign was constructed in aluminium and other non ferrous materials by the internationally renowned sculptor and artist, Rachel Reckitt. There is an extensive children's adventure play area. The two ales may sometimes be rotated and will be from Somerset and Devon breweries.

  • Catcott
    • Crown Inn 1 The Nydon Catcott TA7 9HQ Telephone(01278) 722288

      The Crown Inn is a traditional freehold country pub in the Polden Hills village of Catcott, which lies just off the A39 between Bridgwater and Street. The original part of the pub is over 400 years old and has a log fire, original flagstone floors, cob walls and low beamed ceilings. There is a large function room/skittle alley to the rear. Usually one quality cask ale on hand pump but could be gravity.

    • King William Inne King William Road Catcott TA7 9HU Telephone(01278) 722933

      A traditional family run Palmers village pub dating back to the 17th Century that features flagstone floors , log fires and a well. Reopened by a new Landlords Anthony and Emma from mid October under the Palmers flag with the landlords keen advocates of good ales and ciders. Please keep up-to-date on Facebook during covid-19 period for takeaway food etc.

  • Chard
    • Cerdic 49 - 51 Fore Street Chard TA20 1PT Telephone(01460) 260070

      A Wetherspoons pub that used to be a cinema of the same name before it closed in the 60's. The guest beers are normally sourced locally and you may find a bigger selection at weekends than during the week due to turnover. In a town that provides such a meagre choice of real ales it is normally the first stop for CAMRA members, particularly as the ales are very well kept. In addition there are usually six real ciders. The pub is situated on one floor but there are steps down to a conservatory which acts as the family area. A pleasant rear garden has been added and this closes at 21:30 each evening. A public car park is available at the rear or across the road.

    • Chard Conservative Club 6 High Street Chard TA20 1QF Telephone(01460) 63145

      A members club that is also open to non members. Can be found in the centre of the town. There is a comfortable bar with a dance floor for functions/live music. At the rear can be found snooker tables and a skittle alley.

    • Chard Football Club Zembard Lane Chard TA20 1JL Telephone(01460) 61402

      Open on matchdays generally on a Saturday but maybe also midweek when matches are played. Basic club interior with a bar at the far end.

    • Choughs High Street Chard TA20 1QB Telephone(01460) 63266

      Old and traditional town pub which is said to be haunted and is believed to date back to at least 1644, as the huge fireplace bears this date. There is a room at the rear for skittles and darts which also serves as a function room. There is a garden at the rear together with some play equipment for children. You may find real ale or you may not although there are three handpumps.

    • Happy Return East Street Chard TA20 1EP Telephone(01460) 63152

      Pub previously known as The Railway Hotel & The Red Lion. Although lunchtime meals not served there is a exception on Sundays when a Sunday Roast is available.

    • Kings Head Church Street Chard TA20 2DW Telephone(01460) 68983

      A traditional and friendly one roomed pub that is free of beer tie. Normally two Exmoor Brewery real ales available. A popular pub for skittles, darts, pool and some sports TV. There is a delightful real fire that is at one end of the pub and a juke box provides the music.

    • Lordleaze Hotel Henderson Drive, Forton Rd Chard TA20 2HW Telephone(01460) 61066

      The Lordleaze Hotel, once an 18th century farmhouse, is a country hotel in an unusual setting within pastureland. The only 3 star Hotel in Chard and ideal base for exploring the south coast. There are 25 en suite bedrooms.

  • Charlton Horethorne
    • Kings Arms North Street Charlton Horethorne DT9 4NL Telephone(01963) 220281

      Located just inside Somerset (with Dorset postcode) this 5 star Inn has been totally renovated and restored by the experienced owners, now offering a chic Country Pub and Hotel with 10 luxury en-suite bedrooms, a modern restaurant, bar and terrace area.

  • Chilthorne Domer
    • Halfway House Hotel Chilthorne Domer BA22 8RE Telephone(01935) 840350

      A hotel halfway between Yeovil and Ilchester. A main menu, snack menu and children's menu provided. Beer garden with views over the fishing lake. There is a Sunday Carvery.

  • Chiselborough
    • Cat Head Inn Chiselborough TA14 6TT Telephone(01935) 881231

      The Cat Head Inn is in the centre of Chiselborough in South Somerset, 4 miles north of Crewkerne and just under 5 minutes drive from the A303. A friendly welcome is assured at this character 15th century hamstone gastropub with a bar and two dining areas, flagstones, mullioned windows and two woodburners, with one in a fine inglenook. Dogs are welcome on a lead. Closed on Mondays except Bank Holidays.

  • Churchinford
    • York Inn Honiton Road Churchinford TA3 7RF Telephone(01823) 601333

      The York Inn situated in the Blackdown Hills is a traditional inn dating back, in some parts to the 16th century, with an open fireplace and oak beams but at the same time offering contemporary facilities and a good range of four cask ales and one real cider. Also good traditional home cooked food which includes a specialist range of pies.

  • Combe Florey
    • Farmers Arms Combe Florey TA4 3HZ Telephone(01823) 432267

      A beautiful thatched 14th Century Grade 2 listed pub with cob walls, medieval chimney and fireplace and a restored staircase. The bar serves three cask ales and one real cider plus some unusual keg beers, bottled beers and a large selection of gin and malt whisky. There is also a large pizza oven in the very attractive garden with covered seating and heating lamps overhead when required. If travelling by car access is on the south side of second bridge from Taunton under West Somerset Railway; beware the tricky turn.

  • Combe St Nicholas
    • Green Dragon Inn Combe St Nicholas TA20 3NG Telephone(01460) 63311

      Two roomed free house just reopened.

  • Combwich
    • Anchor Inn 39 Riverside Combwich TA5 2RA Telephone(01278) 653612

      Village pub close to the town of Bridgwater. Spectacular views from the edge of the tidal River Parrett and close to the Steart Wetlands site and Hinkley Point. This is the first and last inn along the River Parrett Trail and it is popular with walkers and cyclists.

  • Compton Dundon
    • Castlebrook Inn Castlebrook Compton Dundon TA11 6PR Telephone(01458) 781178

      Recently refurbished pub and restaurant on the main road between Somerton & Street. There is a large conservatory restaurant towards the rear of the pub. There is a grassed beer garden to the rear and seating at the front beside the main road.

  • Corfe
    • Taunton & Pickeridge Golf Club Corfe TA3 7BY Telephone(01823) 421537

      Large bar and dining room that caters for members, guests and visiting golf societies. The outside terrace has wonderful views of the Somerset countryside. Visitors are welcome, especially for lunch but please check that there are no private functions taking place and also check opening hours during the winter months as the club tends to close about an hour or so after sunset.

  • Corton Denham
    • Queens Arms Corton Denham DT9 4LR Telephone(01963) 220317

      A traditional country inn with real fires in a pretty rural setting overlooking rolling countryside. Some food is sourced from the pub's own smallholding and nearby gardens and whilst the quality of the food is excellent, portions are not large and prices are top end. Presently Otter Ale is the only cask ale being served but when trade picks up could have another cask ale from regional brewers. The pub opens for breakfast at 8am, but not the bar.

  • Cossington
    • Red Tile Inn Middle Road Cossington TA7 8LN Telephone(01278) 22333

      A traditional country pub situated in the village of Cossington which is 5 minutes from the M5 Motorway (junction 23). The hours shown are winter hours (November to April) and these may be extended in summer. A food takeaway service is available Wednesday to Saturday 6pm till 9pm and Sunday 12pm till 3pm. Reasonably priced snacks or main meals available and a children's menu as well.

  • Cotford St Luke
    • Chapel Graham Way Cotford St Luke TA4 1HX Telephone(01823) 432426

      This former hospital chapel is a Grade II listed building built in the 1890s. It was converted into a bar/restaurant and opened in July 2008, after being derelict for 18 years. The period features have been retained and provides delightful surroundings to have a beer and meal.

  • Creech St Michael
    • Bell Inn St Michaels Road Creech St Michael TA3 5DP Telephone(01823) 444566

      First licensed in 1823 this pub is situated in a large village close to Taunton and the M5. Two real ales presently on. The Bridgwater to Taunton canal is situated within a short distance from the pub.

  • Crewkerne
    • Bar 5 5 Market Street Crewkerne TA18 7JP Telephone(01460) 76293

      Previously a delicatessen this new micro bar serves cask ales from local breweries and local ciders. Wine and gin is also available. A place to gather to enjoy a few drinks and chat with friends. On a Friday, a pizza may be available from the cafe next door which is under the same ownership.

    • Crooked Swan 4 Church Street Crewkerne TA18 7HR Telephone(01460) 208414

      Chic town centre pub just re-opened after extensive refurbishment and serves a variety of cask ales varying from 2 to 4 hand pumps and usually from regionalbreweries such as Otter, Sharp's and Bristol Beer Factory. With a brand new kitchen and a good menu this is an excellent venue for food.

    • George Hotel Market Street Crewkerne TA18 7LP Telephone(01460) 73650

      An inn has stood at the centre of Crewkerne since at least 1541. The present building dates from 1832. The facade of its neo-classical structure is built in traditional dressed hamstone. Its noble architectural features include a central open-pediment of brackets and a fine elliptical rustic archway, leading to what was once the Inn's Royal Mail-warranted stable yard. On entering the yard the hotel bar is on the left and a new bar called the "Alehouse" can be found on the right. Both bars have the same ale selection.

    • King William Inn Barn st Crewkerne TA18 8BP Telephone(01460) 73692

      A short walk from the town centre towards Chard takes you to this well hidden traditional pub where there are three changing and often interesting cask ales and the array of pump clips adorning the beams shows the huge range of beers that have been served. There is a happy hour every Monday & Wednesday between 4 pm - 7 pm. Beer festivals held in May and the end of September. For music lovers there is live music every other week and an acoustic night the last Wednesday of each month.

    • Oscars Wine Bar 13 Market Square Crewkerne TA18 7LE Telephone(01460) 77494

      Olde world wine bar in the centre of Crewkerne. Serves local fresh fish and steaks. The cellars are 12th century and the internal bar ceiling dates from about 1450. The bar can be found on the right as you enter and seating which extends to the left includes some high back settles. There is a function room at the rear.

    • White Hart Inn East Street Crewkerne TA18 7LW Telephone(01460) 73741

      Regarded as the oldest surviving pub in Crewkerne dating back to circa 1500. Seating is arranged around a U-shaped bar with a magnificent fireplace with a wood burning stove and a second fireplace and stove in a snug area near the entrance. Internal brickwork, hamstone mullion windows and a wealth of beams inside leaves you in no doubt about the age of the building. There is an upstairs skittle alley that can double up as a function room.

  • Cricket St Thomas
    • Cricket St Thomas Golf Club Cricket St Thomas TA20 4DG Telephone(01460) 30231

      Cricket St Thomas Golf Club is located off the A30 near Chard. The club has over 80 years of history and provides members and visitors alike the chance to play on a beautiful parkland course with outstanding views across the surrounding countryside. There is a recently refurbished bar and restaurant area. The opening hours shown are for the summer months. During the winter the bar closes at 6:00pm.

    • Warner's Hotel Cricket St Thomas TA20 4DD Telephone0330 100 9774

      Warner Hotel serving Sharp's Doom Bar cask ale. Please check direct with hotel regarding accommodation, restaurant and wether able to vist for drinks only!

    • Windwhistle Inn Cricket St Thomas TA20 4DQ Telephone(01460) 30229

      The inn dates from the 17th Century and was once a notorious haunt of smugglers, highwaymen, and cut-throats. The building has been extended to include a separate restaurant area for quiet dining, a large bright & airy conservatory and a function room ideal for weddings and other large parties. A roaring open log fire is a welcome feature during colder periods. There are stunning views from the large beer garden. Sunday carvery is a speciality. Caravans and camper vans are able to stay overnight.

  • Crickham
    • Trotter Inn Crickham BS28 4JU Telephone(01934) 712530

      An unspoilt country pub, somewhat off the beaten track although actually quite close to main the Cheddar to Wedmore road. Internally it consists of three rooms, with the “smoking room” and bar counter off to the right as you go in. A massive stone fire-place was off to the right. All sorts of knick-knacks are dotted around the walls, many of them farming related implements and also a couple of old rifles, pewter plates and an aerial photograph of the pub as well as a few horse brasses. A smaller snug to the rear with an old wooden pew providing the seating, a stuffed bird in a glass case and a few shelves in a corner crammed full of earthenware jugs and such like. The “Public Bar” off to the left includes a pool table and darts board. There is pretty cottage style beer garden for fine weather leisure time.

  • Crowcombe
    • Carew Arms Crowcombe TA4 4AD Telephone(01984) 618631

      A classic 17th Century rural pub in the village at the foot of the beautiful Quantock Hills. The flagstone public bar has a historic inglenook and the large garden, looking towards the Brendon Hills, makes this popular with locals, walkers and dogs. The bar/restaurant serves locally sourced food with some restaurant tables set within the old stables area and is quite unique. The skittle alley doubles as a function room. Staff very welcoming and a pub not to be missed. Upto to four real ales including one changing guest ale and two real ciders. A beer festival is held each year at the end of July, live music on 4th Sunday each month and a quiz night on the 3rd Sunday each month.

  • Culmhead
    • Holman Clavel Inn Culmhead TA3 7EA Telephone(01823) 421070

      A real country pub in the Blackdown Hills area of outstanding natural beauty. The only pub in England with this name – a clavel is a beam across the fireplace and hewn from holm oak. Three ciders from local producers. Two pen fires, no TV or machines. Children, dogs, walkers, cyclists and muddy boots are all welcome. Food is sourced from local farmers and other suppliers. Gluten free diners and vegetarian menus. Local musicians play (Irish style sessions) every first Thursday of the month. Beware the free range poultry wandering thrugh the car park.

  • Curry Mallet
    • Bell Inn Higher Street Curry Mallet TA3 6SY Telephone(01823) 480310

      Pleasant, remote pub with a friendly welcome. Although essentially one room, a large fireplace effectively divides the pub into two spaces. There is a regular quiz night. Guest ales are from the south west and much of the food is also locally produced. There are meal deals at the lunchtime and evening sessions on weekdays. This pub plays a full part in the life of the village.

  • Curry Rivel
    • Firehouse Church Street Curry Rivel TA10 0HE Telephone(01458) 887447

      This enticing village hostelry has been beautifully restored with a modern twist and yet is also packed with traditional charm. On entering a welcome awaits you in front of the pizza oven that turns out many pizza's available from the menu. There are other choices from the interesting menu as well as daily specials using the finest locally sourced ingredients. On the left is the house bar where you will find up to 4 real ales with 1 changing choice ale. Leading from the bar are 5 further sitting/dining areas arranged over 3 floors with wood burning stoves in abundance. There is also 3 private dining rooms one of which can cater for a small function. Well worth a visit to this pub set in the centre of the pretty village of Curry Rivel. Note - Happy Hour from four-six pm every day with 50p off a pint of real ales.

  • Dinnington
    • Dinnington Docks Inn Dinnington TA17 8SX Telephone(01460) 52397

      A quirky gem, this traditional Somerset country pub has beautiful views from the large garden. A pub that wears its heart on its sleeve and supports the local community and offers a very warm welcome to locals and visitors alike. It has a good selection of four permanent and one guest ales to suit all tastes along with a good selection of wines and spirits. Also has a local cider made just fields away by Dinnington Cider. The whole package combined with its renowned hearty meal menu makes this a must visit pub. Function room available. Regular live music.

  • Donyatt
    • George Inn Donyatt TA19 0RW Telephone(01460) 53822

      The George Inn is on the A358 in the centre of the village. Good reputation for food.

  • Dowlish Wake
    • New Inn Dowlish Wake TA19 0NZ Telephone(01460) 52413

      The New Inn is situated in the beautiful unspoilt village of Dowlish Wake. This 350 year old stone built pub is situated just 200 yards from the ever popular Perry's Cider Mill and Museum. There is two separate bar areas both with wood burning stoves.

  • Drayton
    • Drayton Crown Church Street Drayton TA10 0JY Telephone(01458) 250712

      This pub has undergone a modern refurbishment but has retained character with flagstone floors and beams. Food is provided from a modern kitchen and there is a skittle alley/function room. Normally serves 3 to 4 ales from regional and national breweries. Outside there is lots of seating, plenty of car parking and a lawn play area. There are four en-suite quality B and B rooms if you want to stay.

  • Dulverton
    • Bridge Inn 20 Bridge Street Dulverton TA22 9HJ Telephone(01398) 310161

      A warm, welcoming pub dating from 1845. As the name implies it is close to a bridge crossing the River Barle upstream from its confluence with the River Exe. Situated in the delightful small town of Dulverton, the pub has a cosy single-room bar with a wood-burning stove and an extended restaurant area. There is always an interesting selection of National cask ales. Check on the website for restricted opening hours in Winter.

    • Lion Hotel 2 Bank Square Dulverton TA22 9BU Telephone(01398) 324437

      The Lion Hotel was built in 1822 in the heart of Dulverton. The Hotel offers customers a warm and friendly welcome where you can relax and unwind. You will find the service friendly and the hospitality second to none. There is a Lounge Bar providing a relaxing informal area to enjoy some local ales and ciders and a dining room. Lunches and suppers can be served in the dining room or the lounge bar where there is a variety of homemade pies, home cooked hams and local specialities served at affordable prices.

    • Woods 4 Bank Square Dulverton TA22 9BU Telephone(01398) 324007

      Popular and friendly bar serving both beer-loving locals and visitors wanting to dine in the adjoining open-plan restaurant, where award-winning locally-produced food is served. The rustic interior features a wood-burning stove in winter, wooden floors, breweriana and rural-themed paraphernalia. Woods aims to give locals and visitors a frequently changing variety of West country ales served straight from the wood

  • Dunball
    • Admirals Table Bristol Road Dunball TA6 4TN Telephone(01278) 685671

      The Admiral’s Table is conveniently located on the A38 Bristol Road, less than a mile from the Junction 23 of the M5 motorway, and close to the town of Bridgwater. Ales are from the Marstons range. Pub food menu offers a choice of classics with a constantly changing selection of specials and the all day offer of two main meals for the price of one. The hotel accommodation boasts 13 attractively refurbished rooms.

  • Dunster
    • Dunster Castle Hotel 5 High Street Dunster TA24 6SF Telephone(01643) 823030

      The Dunster Castle Hotel lies at the foot of the medieval, cobbled High Street and Dunster Castle with the medieval Yarn Market at the top of the road. The building itself dates back to about 1750 and was once the home of the Luttrell family and various managers who worked on the estate. You can walk directly from the Hotel to Dunster Castle and the Gardens, the ancient Dunster Water Mill and Gallox Bridge. Although a hotel and restaurant there is a small comfortable bar at the back of the restaurant on the ground floor - frequented by locals and visitors. There is an outside drinking area. Beer is dispensed from plastic barrels behind the bar and further reports on quality are welcomed.

    • Foresters Arms 33 West Street Dunster TA24 6SN Telephone(01643) 821313

      Pub on the edge of Dunster. The Foresters Arms is just a few minutes on foot from Dunster High Street, the Castle and the Flower Mill. It serves Somerset and Devon beers (Otter ales are very popular), and Somerset cider. Its 12 rooms range from family to single rooms. It has a skittle alley, beer garden, games room and, unusually, a mischievous and sometimes noisy pub parrot. There is live music on Saturday evenings.

    • Luttrell Arms Hotel 36 High Street Dunster TA24 6SG Telephone(01643) 821555

      The Hotel with its 28 bedrooms is on the site of three ancient houses dating back to 1443. The back bar has an open log fire and features some of the oldest glass windows in Somerset. You can dine in the fine restaurant or if you prefer order just a bar snack. The view of Dunster Castle from the back garden is spectacular. Mini beer and cider festivals are held. Whilst having a drink check the fine plaster work to the lounge ceiling.

    • Stags Head Inn 10 West Street Dunster TA24 6SN Telephone(01643) 224912

      Grade II listed building because of its early 19th century frontage. The fabric is much older. Very much part of the picturesque village of Dunster. Comfortable and welcoming pub. The cask ales are usually from Somerset and Devon and a range of Harry's ciders. There is a folk night on the second Wednesday of the month and host Sunday music sessions for all to enjoy. New landlords Jane and Nigel welcome old and new customers alike and are making numerous improvements to this community pub so please check Facebook latest information. Sunday Lunch - served once a month - please call or check Facebook.

    • Village Shop & Deli 11 High Street Dunster TA24 6SF Telephone(01643) 822078

      A very large range of Real Ales and Real Cider is stocked and is complimented in the rest of the Deli by fine food, Cheese, Meats, Pasties, Pastry's and general Deli items etc. Take away food available for snacks or lunches. Mostly locally sourced worth a visit any day when in Dunster; you will not leave empty handed!! Members Discounts on all Real Ale and Real Cider sales of 10% - must show CAMRA membership card. In the summer closing time is extended to 18:00 except on Sundays.

    • Yarn Market Hotel High Street Dunster TA24 6SF Telephone(01643) 821425

      This delightful family run Hotel in this historic Village is next to the famous Yarn Market. The Licence only allows the sale of Real Ale in Bottles to Residents and Non-Residents eating in the warm and friendly Restaurant at food times shown or during private functions. Mostly Cotleigh & Quantock Beers are normally available but can vary on special occasions to include Pins and Real Cider. Easily accessed by Public Transport from Taunton Bus and Rail Stations on service 28. Daily service except Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Day. Alight Dunster Steep Hotel and then it is just a 10min walk into Village. Service 398 Minehead, Dulverton, Tiverton passes door and stops nearby Mon To Sat only not Public Holidays. West Somerset Railway Dunster Station is approx a 25min walk. This 200 year old Hotel is a real gem and is worth visiting.

  • East Brent
    • Brent House East Brent TA9 4HL Telephone(01278) 760246

      Brent House was established by Max & Anna Nicolaides in 1965, Max with two of his sons Andrew & Matthew still run this family business today. Brent House is situated at the foot of the Knoll between the two villages of Brent Knoll & East Brent. Daily carvery a speciality.

    • Brent Knoll Inn Brent Road East Brent TA9 4JG Telephone(01278) 760335

      Large two-roomed traditional pub with one room with a skittle alley, dartboard and TV. The other room is a lounge with a dining area. There is a large garden to the rear and a side garden that overlooks Brent Knoll, a hill that juts out of the Somerset levels. Homemade cooking freshly prepared and cooked on the day. No food on Sunday evening.

  • East Coker
    • Helyar Arms Moor Lane East Coker BA22 9JR Telephone(01935) 862332

      A 15th century inn set in the picturesque village of East Coker. Beamed bar and open fireplace and log burner. Locally sourced home-cooked food, prepared to order. Food can also be taken in a separate area up a few stairs known as the Apple Loft. In the warmer months you can also enjoy a drink in the pleasant garden. Although food-orientated, locals are catered for and a skittle alley in a separate building is kept busy with league play. There is a reasonably sized car park but can often be full and parking on the village street can be tricky. Beware the small stream when parking!

  • East Lambrook
    • Rose & Crown Silver Street East Lambrook TA13 5HF Telephone(01460) 240433

      17th Century Ham stone village pub, serving a range of three Palmers cask ales. Meals prepared and cooked on the premises, using finest local produce. Seasonal menus based on traditional British recipes.

  • Eleighwater
    • Hornsbury Mill Eleighwater TA20 3AQ Telephone(01460) 63317

      Hornsbury Mill is a converted example of an early 19th Century Somerset corn mill, built of local flint stone, elm wood beams and timbers with hamstone mullion windows. The mill dates from 1327 with the oldest part of the existing building dating back to 1835. The main waterwheel is located in the centre of the mill building and can be viewed from the exterior of the property as well as through a glass partition from the hotel’s restaurant. The Hotel specialises in weddings. There is a selection of bottle conditioned ales.

  • Ellicombe
    • Minehead Rugby Club Ellicombe TA24 6TR Telephone(01643) 707155

      Home of Minehead Barbarians Rugby Club. Generally only open at weekends for matches and training. Open to all, although a social membership is available.

  • Enmore
    • Enmore Inn Enmore Road Enmore TA5 2AH Telephone(01278) 238500

      Recently reopened and newly refurbished and detailed information requires update please! Village pub 2 miles to the West of Bridgwater, just past Durleigh reservoir. Sunday roasts. Function room for parties and live bands. The pub is close to the Quantock Hills with views over open fields.

    • Enmore Park Golf Club Enmore TA5 2AN Telephone(01278) 672100

      A typical Golf Club bar. Although a members club visiting golfers are welcome. Additional info: The bar has two handpumps. The clubhouse closes at 6:00pm in the winter months.

    • Tynte Arms Enmore TA5 2DP Telephone(01278) 671351

      The Tynte Arms Inn is a traditional village pub on the edge of the Quantock Hills close to the town of Bridgwater in the village on Enmore. The pub itself dates back to 1848 and was originally 3 farmer's cottages. The name ‘Tynte’ has been rooted in local history for many years. One of the legends surrounding the birth of the name 'Tynte' is of a young knight of the Arundel family who went on crusade with King Richard the Lionheart. The pub has an adjoining restaurant and a pleasant courtyard garden. There is a cosy bar with its original beams, leather sofas and a real fire. Also offers en-suite accommodation with 4 rooms. Dogs not allowed inside.

  • Exford
    • Crown Hotel Park Street Exford TA24 7PP Telephone(01643) 831554

      Old 17th century coaching inn in the heart of Exmoor National Park.

    • White Horse Inn Exford TA24 7PY Telephone(01643) 831229

      Set right in the heart of Exmoor, it offers twenty eight en-suite rooms, some with four poster beds, also a honeymoon suite. The long bar with large benches has two hundred malt whiskys available and 2 cask ales in winter rising to 4 ales in the summer season. There are also tables outside set on the bank of the river Exe. An Exmoor safari in there own eight seater Land Rover is also available. The restaurant offers local trout and salmon and lobster, also game dishes. This pub/hotel is a real gem. Member of Exmoor Tourist Association (ETA) for accommodation requirements.

  • Fivehead
    • Crown Inn Fivehead TA3 6PQ Telephone(01460) 281322

      The Crown Inn is a 16th-Century traditional family pub at the very heart of village life. The pub also operates as a shop where you can purchase essential groceries and newspapers. The pub has flagstone flooring, exposed oak beams and various trinkets adorning the walls. There are 2 bar areas one with a splendid fireplace and a tropical fish tank in the other. There is a skittle alley at the rear which can also be used as a function room. There is a comprehensive food menu of popular pub favourites with a large proportion being homemade. There is also a fish-and-chip takeaway. There is a popular quiz on a Wednesday & Sunday.

  • Galhampton
    • Orchard Inn High Road Galhampton BA22 7BA Telephone(01963) 440751

      Refurbished in 2015 by chef Matthew Haggett and now has an excellent reputation for fine ales and food. The friendly licensees always make visitors and locals most welcome. The pub is comfortable, with log-burning stoves and traditional oak tables. It supports many local groups who often book most of the rear dining area which is an attractive conservatory overlooking the garden but there is always room for visitors and the service is prompt.

  • Glastonbury
    • Avalon Club 50, High Street Glastonbury BA6 9DX Telephone(01458) 831159

      A friendly local social club in the centre of Glastonbury. With bar, snooker room, pool, skittle alley with fully equipped function room for hire. The opening hours for functions on Fri and Sat can be extended past 11 pm.

    • Beckets Inn 43 High Street Glastonbury BA6 9DS Telephone(01458) 832928

      A traditional town centre pub named after Thomas Becket, with a pool room and three separate bar areas including a private snug. It is situated in the main high street, with the Butt Close public car park to rear. No food available, except Friday evening pizza's, but customers are welcome to bring takeaways (plates & cutlery provided) to eat in or have a picnic in the garden! A family friendly pub that also welcomes well behaved dogs on leads. Children welcome until 5pm. A juke box provides the music.

    • Brewers Fayre Moorland Road Glastonbury BA6 9FW Telephone(01458) 449431

      A Brewers Fayre that opened in 2013. Next to a Premier Inn.

    • Crown 4 Market Place Glastonbury BA6 9HD Telephone(01458) 837870

      Reopened and refurbished to a Pub and Boutique Hotel after a period of 5 years closed. This former 16th century coaching inn is situated in the heart of Glastonbury at the foot of the high street by the famous monument and is a welcome addition to the thriving Glastonbury pub and hotel trade.

    • George & Pilgrims 1 High Street Glastonbury BA6 9DP Telephone(01458) 831146

      This three storied grade I listed stone built gatehouse inn boasts a panelled embattled frontage with mullion windows. Walking through the stout doorway there is a flagstone corridor leading to the dining room and rear patio with several tabled alcoves on the right. The Pilgrims Bar on the left oozes old world charm including medieval artefacts. There are up to four well kept real ales, a choice of ciders and a good range of meads. The guest ales usually include George & Pilgrim 1475 (3.4% - brewed by St Austell).

      Municipal car park to the rear. Breakfast is served from 7.30 to 10.00 though no alcoholic drinks at this time.

    • King Arthur 31-33 Benedict Street Glastonbury BA6 9NB Telephone(01458) 830338

      Lively free house hidden in a street just off the High Street. The pub concentrates on beer, a good range of ciders and music. An interesting mix of people support the pub. There is a garden and music venue room with regular live music most nights. Parking available in the street only or the town car parks and bus routes are within easy walking distance.

    • King William Inn 19 Market Place Glastonbury BA6 9HL Telephone(01458) 831473

      Warm and friendly Town Centre pub, with hanging baskets. A long bar with a raised dining area to the left and pool and skittles to the right. Dog friendly and tolerant of well behaved children. A well stoked stove in winter to warm you on a wet winters evening, and stonking music weekends and occasional other days. See facebook page for dates.

    • Market House Inn 12-14 Magdalene Street Glastonbury BA6 9EH Telephone(01458) 552438

      Situated in the heart of the town, the Market House Inn stands opposite Glastonbury’s picturesque Abbey and within walking distance of all amenities. The inn has six bedrooms with some overlook the Abbey and Tor.

    • Queen of Cups 10-12 Northload Street Glastonbury BA6 9JJ Telephone(01458) 831255

      Formely The Hawthorns town pub now a quality restuarant and drinkers only are made very welcome and usually serve a regular changing selection of two real ales. Besides ample inside acommodation there is an attractive, paritially covered garden and patio area.

    • Riflemans Arms 4 Chilkwell Street Glastonbury BA6 8DB Telephone(01458) 831023

      With a well-worn 16th-century facade and great views from the rear terrace and sun-trap patio, this tavern spans centuries and generations. The wide, low front doorway leads to the traditional bar where the more mature clientele gather. A portholed archway leads to the modern building where younger drinkers congregate. Real log fires warm both bars. There is a pool room and function room for live music most Saturdays and sometimes on other days. Guest beers remain constant for around three months at a time and come from south-west breweries. No lunch or evening meals but there are bar snacks, rolls, pasties and cakes and occasional 'pop-up' food events.

    • Tor Sports & Leisure Centre Street Road Glastonbury BA6 9EF Telephone(01458) 832393

      A leisure centre bar. Café attached.

    • Who'd a Thought It 17 Northload Street Glastonbury BA6 9JJ Telephone(01458) 834460

      Quirky traditional pub filled with oddments and memorabilia including enamel signs and old photographs, even a red phone box (complete with mannequin) and bicycle chained to the ceiling.

  • Halse
    • New Inn Halse TA4 3AF Telephone(01823) 432352

      This pub is owned and operated by the Halse Community. Nestling between the Quantock Hills and Exmoor National Park the New Inn is an 18th century former coaching inn situated in the quaint village of Halse, seven miles from the Somerset county town of Taunton on the B3227 at Heathfield or A358 at Bishops Lydeard and only forty minutes walk from the famous West Somerset Railway. Annual beer festival held late May early June. Ales from Quantock, Exmoor and one from various local brewers are normally available.Facilities include B and B rooms, quiz, folk music, themed menu evenings. A wonderful rear garden is very welcoming in fine weather. A splendid Cafe is open in the rear ammenity/skittle alley serving coffee, teas and various cakes and sandwiches etc. and open Wednesday to Saturday during the day from 10.30am to 3.00pm

  • Hambridge
    • Lamb & Lion The Green Hambridge TA10 0AT Telephone(01460) 281774

      A splendidly refurbished 17th century village inn with some parts dating from the 16th century and is Grade 2 listed. The pub has hamstone mullion windows and flagstone floors and a wealth of beams throughout. A fireplace sits at each end of the pub which has a bar area for drinkers and a restaurant area for diners. There is a splendid upstairs terrace with lovely views of the surrounding countryside. Unusually there is a Port and Cheese Room for private dining.

  • Hardington Moor
    • Royal Oak Moor Lane Hardington Moor BA22 9NW Telephone(01935) 862354

      Uniquely situated on a dairy farm, ‘Sonny’s’, as it is locally known after a previous landlord, is a superb community country pub in the centre of Hardington. The small dining room has scrubbed wooden tables to support a fine menu, which accompanies the cider from Harry's and the West Country beers. There are themed food nights (including take away Fish & Chips on a Friday) and various discounts on drinks apply during the week. Check the website for details. The pool table is in a room apart and skittles is very popular. Beer festivals are held in May and October.

  • Haselbury Plucknett
    • Haselbury Mill Haselbury Plucknett TA18 7NY Telephone(01460) 77095

      A rustic 17th century medieval bar called "Windy Millers" nestles in the depths of the old mill. Windy Millers has a range of home made pies, wood fire cooked pizza and gourmet burgers.

    • White Horse North Street Haselbury Plucknett TA18 7RJ Telephone(01460) 78873

      A family run 17th century coaching inn, situated in the pretty rural Somerset village of Haselbury Plucknett. Cosy roaring fire in the winter and a pretty rose garden in the summer. The menu combines fine dining with simple classic pub food.

  • Hatch Beauchamp
    • Hatch Inn Village Road Hatch Beauchamp TA3 6SG Telephone(01823) 480245

      The Hatch Inn dates from 1750 and is a splendid cosy village inn with an abundance of rustic charm. It has won awards for the overnight accommodation and has an excellent reputation for the locally sourced food menu's. The pub has a house beer called Stag & Barrell and has one changing beer from regional breweries. There is also real cider available. Skittles and darts are still played here and there are music and quiz nights.

  • Henstridge
    • Bird in Hand 2 Ash Walk Henstridge BA8 0QD Telephone(01963) 362255

      Old stone village pub with low ceilings, beams, a fireplace at each end of an attractive long bar, and a games room housing a TV. There is an adjoining skittle alley. Excellent quality ales and good-value snacks makes a visit to this friendly pub well worthwhile. At the heart of most village activities this really is a true community pub.

    • Virginia Ash Sherborne Road Henstridge BA8 0PL Telephone(01963) 363868

      Spacious Free House with large car park and beer garden on the A30 / A357 cross roads (traffic lights). Attractive bar area, and overall has a small country-pub feel but with room to cater for the larger parties, which they do comfortably. Did Sir Walter really smoke tobacco here? Unknown; but he did spend time at Sherborne Castle just a few miles away. The much-lamented Somerset and Dorset Joint Railway ran past just a couple hundred yards East, and in fact the first meeting of the directors was held here in October 1862. Nevertheless an excellent pub with efficient and friendly staff, and up to four ales. Breakfast served 7.30 to 10.30 every day.

  • High Ham
    • Kings Head High Ham TA10 9DE Telephone(01458) 250628

      Old fashioned village hostelry in this charming village. The villagers state that the opening hours can vary.

  • Highbridge
    • Coopers Arms 24 Market Street Highbridge TA9 3BT Telephone(01278) 784517

      The Coopers Arms is a traditional family run pub. The pub is conveniently situated at the centre of the bustling market town of Highbridge, close to the railway station. Skittle competitions and regular Weekend Quizzes.

    • Globe Inn 17 Newtown Road Highbridge TA9 3HX Telephone(01278) 789064

      A warm welcome is available at this traditional local. There is a strong emphasis on pub games and the pub is entered in local leagues for skittles and pool.

    • Highbridge Social Club 95 Church Street Highbridge TA9 3HR Telephone(01278) 782446

      Highbridge Social Club was built in 1914. It is an active club with an ever increasing group of members. New members are always welcome. They have regular events throughout the year including live bands, quizzes, BBQs, Fun days, children's parties and lots more. There are three main function rooms: the Sports Bar, the Lounge and the Tyler Room which is suitable for all functions and parties.

  • Hillcommon
    • Royal Oak Hillcommon TA4 1DS Telephone(01823) 778178

      Recently re-opened and renovated. Village pub set on the main road, frequented by drinkers and diners. The large open-plan bar is set for diners but there is always seating available for drinkers, with ales mainly from the West Country. A beautiful garden is at the rear of the pub. There is a skittle alley and a traditional fire in the winter. A choice of Cask Ales from local microbrewery Black Bear Brewery is always available. Mon to Sat Bus 25 from Taunton Bus/Rail Station to Dulverton stops outside.

  • Hillfarrance
    • Anchor Inn Hillfarrance TA4 1AW Telephone(01823) 461334

      Large 300 old village, family run free house that has 3 regular cask ales on hand pump in a cosy bar but is more renowned for diners in the large restaurant. A two sided log burner separates the bar from a smaller dining area. There is also a large function room. Food is locally produced and home cooked and that includes a Sunday roast. Accommodation is also available in five en-suite rooms. Outside is a large car park and garden with a children's play area.

  • Hinton St George
    • Lord Poulett Arms High Street Hinton St George TA17 8SE Telephone(01460) 73149

      A bar-mounted gravity stillage is a welcome sight on entering this 17th-century village pub with a delightful interior featuring stone-flagged floors and ancient wood furniture. The bar is well stocked with magazines and books, while outside is a Mediterranean garden for quiet enjoyment, complete with a petanque court, leading to a secluded beer garden and a pelotta wall dating from Napoleonic times. Cider is served in summer. The pub has won many food awards for its excellent cuisine.

  • Holford
    • Plough Inn Holford TA5 1RY Telephone(01278) 741624

      This 16th Century country Inn is situated at the foot of the Quantock Hills. Walkers & Mountain Bikers are always welcome. It is the starting or end point for many excellent walks and conveniently located on the Coleridge Way. There is a large welcoming open fire in the colder months and a pleasant garden in warmer times. The pub features many beams decorated with brasses. A new orangery has been opened as additional dining area and a take away menue is also available. Families are welcome. Reputably several ghosts - 6th most haunted venue in Somerst! Virginia Woolf and husband stayed two days during their honeymoon in 1912. The Plough has been voted best dog-friendly business of the year for the S W region and has as well as the usual water and treats, also supplies towls and blankets and a 'doggy menu' of both food and drinks - including 'bottom snffer' beer!!!

  • Horton
    • Five Dials Inn Goose Lane Horton TA19 9QQ Telephone(01460) 55359

      Old coaching inn given a contemporary face-lift. Three real ales and traditional local ciders from Perry's and Burrow Hill including the famous Somerset Cider Brandy. Fresh seasonal food with daily changing specials board. The Inn offers six guest rooms with en-suite shower rooms. Awarded four stars by Enjoy England. There is also a self-contained studio apartment which includes kitchen and dining facilities. Open on bank holidays from eleven am to eleven pm.

  • Huish Episcopi
    • Rose & Crown Huish Episcopi TA10 9QT Telephone(01458) 250494

      A Grade 2 listed 17th-century thatched inn known locally as "Eli's" after the former owner Eli Scott who took over the family pub in 1920 and the pub is still in the same family. The hub of the pub is the rare counterless flagstoned taproom (one of only eight left in UK) which leads out to four cosy parlours. West room, Piano room, Mens kitchen, Fire room. Regular music nights feature and there is a meeting of the Elderflower Food Co-operative that meets every Friday between 5 - 7 for the purchase of organic produce. There are also 'draft' nights and board game nights. Although Eli's do not serve food they regularly have 'food trucks' at weekends serving a range of different tastes from pizza, fish & chips, tacos etc..

  • Huntworth
    • Boat & Anchor Inn Huntworth TA7 0AQ Telephone(01278) 662473

      Large family friendly pub situated next to the Bridgwater to Taunton canal and close to J24 of the M5 and the Bristol to Exeter railway line. Outside tables and benches. Accommodation, home cooked food and function room. Pub complete with large pub dog and parrot.

  • Ilchester
    • Dolphin Inn 32 High Street Ilchester BA22 8NH Telephone(01935) 841222

      A listed Georgian traditional pub with a small main bar. There are two fireplaces at the front with woodburners, and there is an open chimney at the back in what is used as a games area which has a pool table and dartboard. Live football matches are shown on the TVs. There is a collection of ten wooden barrels forming a canopy over the counter, each barrel fronted by the crest of a Navy unit as a befits a pub close to the nearby Fleet Air Arm base.

    • Ilchester Arms Church Street Ilchester BA22 8LN Telephone(01935) 840220

      The hotel is situated in the picturesque village of Ilchester close to the A303 & between RNAS Yeovilton & Yeovil. This listed building was built in the late 18th century with later extensions. First licensed in 1786 the hotel was originally known as The George Tavern and was the favourite haunt of Llewellen Powys, the writer. In 1894 The George became a drapers shop run by Eli Wilson & Son until 1925 when a fire destroyed the drapery stock & shop fittings. The building then became The Ivelchester Hotel until 1995 when it became The Ilchester Arms. From 1962-1985 Mr Ken Seaton owned the hotel & in the cellars is where he first started experimenting with combining cheese with chives, beer & a blend of spices. This & other blended cheeses are to this day manufactured & distributed by the Ilchester Cheese Company (now known as Norseland). There are 10 bedrooms each with flat screen free view televisions. There is WiFi for all hotel guests. There is conference & private dining facilities. The Bar is open daily for hot & cold beverages and real ale & the Bistro is open every day for Lunch(12 – 2.30pm) & Dinner (7 – 9PM) (except Sunday). Of note - The Bull opposite is owned by same owners.

  • Ilminster
    • Dolphin 22 Silver Street Ilminster TA19 0DR Telephone(01460) 57904

      Traditional 16th century pub next to the Minster for which the pub was built.

    • Royal Oak The Cross Ilminster TA19 0EH Telephone(01460) 53366

      Friendly community pub and TV sports venue.

    • Shrubbery Hotel Station Road Ilminster TA19 9AR Telephone(01460) 52108

      Recently refurbished and reopened under Best Western and reported serving one real ale. Requires a full survey for a lot more information but in meantime use Web Site and Facebook links please.

    • Stonemasons Harts Close Ilminster TA19 9DJ Telephone(01460) 57816

      Modern Marston's pub on the outer fringes of the town.

  • Ilton
    • Grumpy Foxx - formely Wyndham Arms Ilton TA19 9EY Telephone07494 295837

      Pub reopened April 2023 after refurbishment by new landlords. Presently restricted opening hours and gradually starting a food offering with Sunday lunches. Please check Facebook for upto date information as initial set changes are made.

  • Keinton Mandeville
    • Quarry Inn High Street Keinton Mandeville TA11 6DZ Telephone(01458) 223367

      The Quarry Inn in is a family run freehouse owned by Dave and Sue Moir since 1997. Situated just a mile west of the A37, this village inn offers traditional home cooked food, a bar serving a large range of drinks, bed and breakfast and a large function room/skittle alley. There is a terrace for outdoor dining and a large enclosed garden with play area and Wendy house.

  • Kilve
    • Hood Arms Kilve TA5 1EA Telephone(01278) 741114

      Former 17th-century coaching inn set beside the main road, near a beach frequented by fossil hunters. It has oak beams and an open fireplace, a comfortable bar and separate restaurant. Outside is a large and superbly maintained walled garden (a real sun trap) where boules is played in the summer. There are nine en-suite rooms and is an ideal base for walkers with easy access to the Quantock hills and the Coleridge Way. It offers good food and wines and welcomes dogs with a shower available for muddy dogs and boots.

  • Kingsbury Episcopi
    • Wyndham Arms Folly Road Kingsbury Episcopi TA12 6AT Telephone(01935) 823239

      The Wyndham is a quirky 'wet' led village pub with a choice of four local ales gravity fed from an oak stillage behind the bar. Situated in the heart of cider country and just down the road from popular cider destination Burrow Hill Cider. They proudly have a rotation of 16 traditional ciders at all times. Couple this with the unspoilt surroundings, open log fire, flag stone floors, piano and guitar for customer use, makes a 'belter' of a hidden gem! Big car park to the rear. Food offering is simple snacks of tasty pork pies and scotch eggs.

  • Kingsdon
    • Kingsdon Inn Kingsdon TA11 7LG Telephone(01935) 840543

      The Kingsdon Inn is a 300 year old thatched pub set in the picturesque village of Kingsdon, close to the Somerset levels. Originally a cider house serving cider from the front door. The Inn is full of original features including beams, fireplaces and a bread oven. In winter the candlelit rooms and open fires provide an intimate atmosphere for lunch or dinner. In summer, visitors can enjoy a drink in the delightful garden with views across the village green. Well-behaved children and dogs are most welcome.

  • Kingston St Mary
    • Swan Kingston St Mary TA2 8HW Telephone(01823) 451383

      A village pub, complete with log fires and wooden beams. Home-cooked food utilising local produce. Sunday roasts and occasional live music.

  • Knapp
    • Rising Sun Knapp TA3 6BG Telephone(01823) 491027

      The Rising Sun is a 15th-century pub in Knapp, right in the heart of rural Somerset, close to footpaths and bridleways. The bar is dog friendly and there is a wealth of beams and two inglenooks with woodburners. Located just 6 miles from Taunton (off Junction 25 of the M5), the "Riser", as it is affectionately known has an excellent simple and wholesome food menu. Roast dinners are served on a Sunday. ​

  • Knole
    • Lime Kiln Inn Knole TA10 9JH Telephone(01458) 241242

      A traditional pub that has recently become part of the Butcombe brewery chain. The main bar area has a flag stoned floor with a grand inglenook fireplace which is lit in winter. There is an adjoining recently refurbished and comfortable restaurant now with large opening doors that lead onto the garden for summer use. The restaurant is a more modern addition to this 200 year old pub (first licence granted 1814). Excellent food is served with a changing specials board in addition to the main menu.

  • Langford Budville
    • Martlett Inn Langford Budville TA21 0QZ Telephone(01823) 401330

      Nestling in a corner of the Brendon Hills north of Wellington this 17th century inn is a community treasure. The pub has a flagstone floor, oak beamed ceiling and inglenook fireplace. Two dining areas and conservatory are adjacent to the bar and there is a charming courtyard garden. Food is locally sourced and prepared in house and a Sunday roast is available but booking is advisable. Private parties are catered for. A selection of cask ale from local microbrewery Black Bear Brewery is always available.

  • Langport
    • Black Swan North Street Langport TA10 9RQ Telephone(01458) 252854

      A grade II listed pub in the centre of Langport which has reverted to its former name. On entering from the car park, there is a tap lounge on the left and straight ahead is the bar with a dining room extending to the right. Ales are sourced locally and nationally with the Yorkshire landlord providing some Yorkshire beers from Timothy Taylor, Black Sheep and York breweries. There is a board in the tap lounge showing the current and future offerings.

    • Langport Arms Hotel Bow Street Langport TA10 9PD Telephone(01458) 250530

      The Langport Arms is a Hotel which was originally built as a private house in 1420. Although it has been greatly extended and dramatically changed over the years much of the original building remains the same. From the 16th century the building was used as an inn and was then known as The Swan. During the 18th century it became a coaching inn. There is a large upstairs function room which hosts weddings and numerous events. Under new ownership.

  • Limington
    • Lamb & Lark Inn Limington BA22 8EG Telephone(01935) 840368

      The Lamb and Lark Inn is a free house situated approximately 1½ miles from Ilchester and about 2 miles from the A303 in Somerset. There are regular events each month such as curry nights, live entertainment and quiz nights. The quiz nights, which are always well supported, raise funds for organizations such as the Dorset and Somerset Air Ambulance Service and St. Margaret’s Hospice.

  • Liscombe
    • Tarr Farm Inn Tarr Steps Liscombe TA22 9PY Telephone(01643) 851507

      A Riverside Inn and restaurant in a superb location on Exmoor National Park, just above Tarr Steps and the River Barle, dating back to the 16th Century. Accommodation consists of nine well appointed rooms. The restaurant makes full use of the abundance of excellent local produce. The pub now opens for breakfasts to non-residents from 8.30am. Afternoon tea served 11am to 5pm.

  • Long Load
    • Long Sutton Golf Club Long Load TA10 9JU Telephone(01458) 241017

      The modern Club House offers a Restaurant and bar service. In addition the club house has conference rooms of various sizes. The function room can cater for up to 150 people. A dress code applies.

  • Long Sutton
    • Devonshire Arms Hotel Cross Lane Long Sutton TA10 9LP Telephone(01458) 241271

      Grade ll former hunting lodge facing village green. A combined bar and restaurant area in a contemporary style is furnished with comfortable seats around the log fire. Local cider is also served. Alfresco areas include a courtyard, a large walled garden and a terrace overlooking the village green. En-suite accommodation available.

  • Luxborough
    • Royal Oak Inn Luxborough TA23 0SH Telephone(01984) 641498

      Set within Exmoor this ancient village pub has many origial features dating back over 600 years including original flagstone and cobblestone floors in the main bar and a inglenook fireplace always lit during the winter. Serves a good range of four cask ales and some real ciders. A second bar has a pool table, darts board, big screen TV for events and a radiogram if you wish to play old vinyl records. There are three intimate dining areas where you can sample meals freshly cooked using seasonal local produce. A court yard outside is very pleasant on a sunny day. The pub is popular with ramblers and shooting parties. The ten ensuite guest rooms are high quality.

  • Lydford on Fosse
    • Cross Keys Inn Lydford on Fosse TA11 7HA Telephone(01963) 240473

      A sixteenth century traditional pub with flagstone floors, blue lias stonework and a wealth of beams. Open plan bar area with two fireplaces at each end and a snug area. Many events organised such as live music, a beer festival, comedy nights and charitable events. Camping is available on site with twenty nine pitches, a shower block and toilets. There are up to four gravity poured ales available at weekends and between two and four during the week and a range of five craft keg beers and ciders. A function room with old aircraft seats and decorated with other facinating memorabilia.

  • Mark
    • Pack Horse Inn Church Street Mark TA9 4NF Telephone(01278) 641209

      A 16th century coaching inn which is primarily food-led but drinkers made welcome. Closing times may vary depending on customer demand.

    • White Horse Inn Mark Causeway Mark TA9 4LT Telephone(01278) 641234

      The White Horse Inn is a local family run pub in the centre of Mark serving good food and real ale.

  • Marston Magna
    • Marston Inn Yeovil Road Marston Magna BA22 8BX Telephone(01935) 850361

      Keen Landlords Carrie and Colin have plans for revitalising the pub and welcome old and new customers alike. A traditional English pub located in a quiet village 5 miles from Yeovil. Thriving skittles teams already benefiting from the reopening. 'Devil amongst the Tailors' (Table skittles) in regular use in the bar where a real fire provides welcome in winter months. The pub currently has just one cask ale but an interesting range of bottled beers including Newcastle Brown, Hobgoblin Ruby, Old Speckled Hen above one bar. There are separate areas for dining when kitchen opens. A decent sized car park. Check with Facebook and web site for uptodate information regarding Carrie's and Colin's improvments as they occur including a refurbished kitchen, improved toilets and camping, caravaning, motor home facilities along with three B&B rooms all with en-suits indoors.

  • Martock
    • Bakers Arms North Street Martock TA12 6ER Telephone(01935) 823346

      A small pub on the outskirts of the village on the road towards Langport. Bar snacks available and speciality coffees. A large function rom is available for events.

    • White Hart Hotel East Street Martock TA12 6JQ Telephone(01935) 822005

      This ham stone grade II listed coaching inn dates from 1735 and located in a central position. It is a warm and welcoming local and serves great chef cooked food with three real ales on hand-pulls mainly from local breweries. Local clubs such as music and film clubs use the pub as a meeting place. There is a main bar for drinks and a cosy restaurant for table service. There are ten en-suite letting rooms including a family room.

  • Meare
    • Railway Inn 89 Ashcott Road Meare BA6 9SX Telephone(01458) 741428

      A fairly remote old fashioned Somerset pub on a minor B-road a few miles outside of Meare. It's a popular stop off for cyclists and bird watchers. Wilkins cider. Filled rolls are available on the Bar with a variety of fillings. Sunday Roast Lunches available but a booking must be made in advance. Functions catered for i.e. Birthdays, Christenings, etc.

  • Merriott
    • Kings Head Church Street Merriott TA16 5PR Telephone(01460) 78912

      A traditional 17th century inn with open plan rooms either side of the bar and a mix of flagstones and wooden flooring. In the flagstone area there is a raised wood-burning stove which makes it very welcoming in winter. Guitar and ukuleles ready for any visiting musicians. Landlord Mike Cable ensures his staff are friendly and helpful at the bar and restaurant. The pub holds good speciality nights. As well as cask ales there is a selection of up to seven local ciders at the bar. The owner is a gin lover and more than 100 types available. Outside is a large walled beer garden with an enclosed smoking area which features a wood burning stove. The Inn is dog friendly and very popular with walkers. The Parrett trail passes nearby. Quiz every Sunday evening.

    • Merriott Social Club 71 Lower Street Merriott TA16 5NP Telephone(01460) 74376

      Merriott Social Club was established in 1844 following a donation by Mr R H Hayward of Tail Mill, Sailcloth Textile Factory. This traditional club was built for the benefit of Merriott and all its parishioners. It is family friendly, open to both members and non members to take part in various recreational events and activities, ranging from Table Tennis, Bingo, Discos, Weddings, live music and much more.

  • Middlezoy
    • George Inn 42 Main Road Middlezoy TA7 0NN Telephone(01823) 698215

      This pub which has been in the GBG for over twenty years, is a 17th-century free house with stone-flagged floors, exposed beams and log fires. Excellent locally-sourced food is served from Wednesday to Saturday evenings and Saturday lunchtime. A private dining room (seating 12) can be reserved. Farmer Jims and Orchard Pig ciders are served. Accommodation is provided with three bedrooms. Live acoustic music takes place on the third Sunday each month and there is a monthly bingo night.

  • Milborne Port
    • Gainsborough Arms 74 Gainsborough Road Milborne Port DT9 5BB Telephone07751 547393

      Well used community local off the main road with 2 bars. Recently reopened mid August 2023 with a food service to be added soon. Presently two changing cask ales but landlady hopes to increase this offering soon.

    • Tippling Philosopher High Street Milborne Port DT9 5AQ Telephone(01963) 250999

      It is commonly supposed that the name 'Tippling Philosopher' may be apportioned to Robert Boyle, of Boyle's Law fame, who held court in the alehouse.The name was changed to the Kings' Head to celebrate the visit of George III in 1804, even though the inn was still called "The Tipplers" in some circles. Judge Jefferys was known to have used the dining room on several occasions. In 1927 the modern skittle alley and function room were built. The original name was put back into place in July 1998 and the pub continues to serve the local community.

  • Milverton
    • Milverton Cricket Club Butts Way Milverton TA4 1JR Telephone(01823) 400983

      Cricket Club with strong community links. Needs review when covid-19 allows!

  • Minehead
    • Brewers Fayre Seaward Way Minehead TA24 6DF Telephone(01643) 803792

      Fairly new standard Brewers Fayre adjacent to a Premier Inn for accommodation. Close to West Somerset Railway and handy for Exmoor National Park.

    • Duke of Wellington Wellington Square Minehead TA24 5NH Telephone(01643) 701910

      Wetherspoon pub and hotel situated in the town square. First opened in 1820 as a traditional coaching inn and posting house. Normally the guest ales are from local breweries. Turnover of the six or seven ales is fast which usually ensure one good quality aspect of the ales. Also stocks at least two local real ciders. Food is extensive and good for the price offered.

    • Hairy Dog 32-34 The Avenue Minehead TA24 5AZ Telephone(01643) 706317

      Run by the same family for 30 years. Very much a family pub with an adventure playground for children. Guest beer available during busier season.

    • Kildare Lodge Townsend Road Minehead TA24 5RQ Telephone(01643) 702009

      This cracking local pub is close to Minehead town centre. The Grade II-listed building in the arts and crafts style, has a bar, two lounges and a dining room. There are twelve en-suite rooms including a bridal suite with a four poster bed. Two beer festivals are held every year with up to 20 beers available. The pub is in the local boules and quiz leagues. It is a great base for exploring Exmoor, Dunster Castle and the coast. N.B. Currently this pub is not operating food or accommadation - please phone for latest information!

    • Minehead & District Social Club North Road Minehead TA24 5QW Telephone(01643) 702306

      A members social club with pool, snooker, darts and a function room.

    • Minehead & West Somerset Golf Club Warren Road Minehead TA24 5SJ Telephone(01643) 702057
    • Old Ship Aground Quay Street Minehead TA24 5UL Telephone(01643) 703516

      Well-established 1906 pub set in the picturesque part of Minehead between the harbour and lifeboat station, with fantastic views of the Bristol Channel and on the West Somerset Coastal path part of the SW Coastal path! This dog-friendly pub offers good quality food and holds food themed nights. 12 en-suite rooms all have good views. The town centre is just a short walk and Exmoor is a 20-minute drive. Fishing trips are available from the harbour. Now a Hall & Woodhouse pub with a good range of Badger Ales

    • Quay Inn Quay Street Minehead TA24 5UJ Telephone(01643) 702839

      The Quay Inn serves a good range of three changing cask ales usually from local and regional breweries. Recently refurbished and offering excellent views of the Bristol Channel and is on the West Somerset Coastal path which is part of the SW Coastal Path! Good pub food served at reasonable prices specialising in Little Oak Farm pork and award winning sausages. Regular live music evenings and open mic nights 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month. 'Four in a Bed' plaque winners for accomadation.

    • Queens Head Inn Holloway Street Minehead TA24 5NR Telephone(01643) 702940

      In a side street just off the Parade. There is an extensive food menu offering English and Thai food as well as a Wednesday and Sunday carvery. The spacious single bar has a raised seating area for dining and families. The pub features a skittle alley and games room with two pool tables. Live music events also feature.

    • Royal British Legion Club 10 Bancks Street Minehead TA24 5DJ Telephone(01643) 702271
    • Stones 48 The Avenue Minehead TA24 5AN Telephone(01643) 705151

      Formerly the York.

  • Misterton
    • Globe Inn Middle Street Misterton TA18 8LX Telephone(01460) 72455

      This 17th century grade 2 listed building is a traditional and friendly village local. Very much a sporting pub and base for the village football team. Very close to Crewkerne station on the Exeter - London line.

  • Monksilver
    • Notley Arms Monksilver TA4 4JB Telephone(01984) 656095

      Situated just inside Exmoor National Park the pub was refurbished in 2013 back to a traditional country inn. It welcomes walkers - the Coleridge Way runs through the village - and others who just want to drop in for a meal or a drink or two. It has a lovely stone floor and lots of comfortable seating. It offers a large range of wines by the glass or bottle. Pleasant Pheasant is the house beer brewed by St Austell. Black Rat perry is on handpump. The pub has an AA rosette for its food. It bakes its own bread and cures its own ham. Food served all day in the summer. Six en-suite bedrooms in the converted coaching house. There are plans to add more B&B accommodation, a village shop and another bar. The large garden also has a pétanque piste.

  • Monkton Heathfield
    • Merry Monk Monkton Heathfield TA2 8NE Telephone(01823) 412213

      A pub with a large restaurant situated at the heart of the Monkton Heathfield village on the outskirts of Taunton. The pub offers a wide variety of hot food and bar snacks throughout the day, as well as a carvery. There is a play area for children.

  • Montacute
    • Kings Arms Inn Montacute TA15 6UU Telephone(01935) 822513

      This 17th century pub is situated near Montacute House recently made more famous by the recent BBC dramatization "Wolf Hall". You can eat in one of two dining rooms, in the quaint, atmospheric abbey room with views of the church or in fountain room with its relaxed, airy atmosphere, exposed walls and open fire place. There is a dedicated meeting room available for business conferences – local clubs and charities are also able to use this facility free of charge.

    • Phelips Arms The Borough Montacute TA15 6XB Telephone(01935) 822557

      This pub is situated just 200 yards from the National Trust Montacute House and is a lovely ham stone village pub offering a warm and friendly welcome. Home-cooked meals and daily specials are made from locally sourced ingredients where possible. There is a pleasant walled garden away from the road and perfect in the summer. The separate skittle alley is also used for small functions and skittles parties. Open bank holiday Mondays 12-5. A selection of two or three Palmers cask ales and the real cider on hand-pump is also from Palmers.

  • Moorland
    • Thatchers Arms Moorland TA7 0AN Telephone(01278) 691270

      Friendly country pub located next to the tidal River Parrett between the villages of Huntworth and Moorland close to the town of Bridgwater. The pub has a warm welcome from the landlord and landlady. Well priced home cooked food.

  • Moorlinch
    • Ring O Bells Pit Hill Lane Moorlinch TA7 9BT Telephone(01458) 210358

      This family-run freehouse serves at least two beers by handpump from changing west country micros. Good value, locally sourced home cooked food including vegetarian options are served in both bars and the separate dining area. Families and dogs are welcome. The Somerset Levels Nature Reserves are close by. Darts, pool and skittles are played and a jukebox is in the public bar. Off the beaten track a little but well worth searching out.

  • Mudford
    • Half Moon Inn Main Street Mudford BA21 5TF Telephone(01935) 850289

      Popular 17th-century roadside inn with a strong regular trade. St Austell Tribute and Proper Job are the regular ales served from a stillage behind the bar and Thatchers cider. The outside courtyard, in which dogs are allowed (guide dogs only inside the pub) is pleasant on warm days. The extensive menu which includes light bites before 6pm Monday to Friday and daily specials is displayed on a blackboard. Popular with families in the evenings and particularly at weekends, however they do not reserve tables. After all it is a 'pub'! Can be rather crowded at times. 'No swearing' notice on front door! There are letting rooms in the main building and former skittle alley and log store.

  • Nether Stowey
    • Ancient Mariner 42 Lime Street Nether Stowey TA5 1NH Telephone(01278) 497510

      Popular and comfortable pub opposite Coleridge's cottage. Seating at the front part of the pub with a large fireplace on the right and raised bar area behind. Pool table in a smaller room to the left. An extensive food menu at reasonable prices. There are quiz nights on the 1st Monday of the month. Regular karoke nights as well as frequent events to support the local community. The two guest beers - soon to be increased to three as demand - are mostly local with the renowned Mad Apple local cider. Modern accommodation block (sympathetic design) behind the pub and outside seating area and car park.

    • Cottage Inn Keenthorne Nether Stowey TA5 1HZ Telephone(01278) 732355

      A traditional country pub on the main A39 road between Nether Stowey and Cannington close to the Quantock Hills and the West Somerset coast. Popular for its food at reasonable prices.

    • George 1 St Mary Street Nether Stowey TA5 1LJ Telephone(01278) 732248

      The George is the oldest pub in the village and can trace its history back to 1616 although original building dates back another century. It is a friendly multi-roomed pub with a real fire, dark wood interior, Tiffany lamps and historical photographs of the village adorn the walls. A function room is available upstairs. There is occasional live music and discos. No food served but you are welcome to bring your own or the post office/cafe across the road will deliver and the village shop is almost next door. Two local ales plus Stans cider and occasional outlet for Stowey Micro Brewery. 'Happy Drinks Sessions' Monday to Friday 12 to 5pm. Bus service is free but infrequent.

  • North Cadbury
    • Catash Inn North Cadbury BA22 7DH Telephone(01963) 441531

      The Catash Inn is located in the centre of North Cadbury village. The Catash offers comfortable accommodation with en-suite rooms. There is a large well kept beer garden.

  • North Newton
    • Harvest Moon Church Road North Newton TA7 0BG Telephone(01278) 662400

      A mid 20th century village pub a short walk from the Bridgwater canal with a large car park next to the village hall. Separate bar and restaurant areas. Sky Sports in the bar.

  • North Perrott
    • Manor Arms 19 Middle Street North Perrott TA18 7SG Telephone(01460) 72901

      This comfortable, friendly 16th century village pub with a one-room layout is divided into four distinct areas, one of which has an inglenook fireplace. The pub has flagstoned floors, oak beams and exposed stonework. Five beers are always in stock with extras added at busy seasons most of which are from the west country. There is a pleasant garden for the summer. Quality food and accommodation are also offered with meal deals at times. The bus stops outside.

  • North Petherton
    • Compass Bridgwater Road North Petherton TA6 6PR Telephone(01278) 551082

      A warm and friendly pub close to junction 24 of the M5 and situated on the A38. Good range of quality ood all day. Large beer garden.

    • Globe Inn High Street North Petherton TA6 6NQ Telephone(01278) 662999

      Located on the edge of the small Somerset town of North Petherton near Bridgwater. The Globe is worth visiting off the main road. A nicely run community pub. The only food served are rolls.

    • Lamb Inn 57 Fore Street North Petherton TA6 6PY Telephone(01278) 662336

      Popular village centre pub situated on the A38 in North Petherton. Usually 3 cask ales from either Dartmoor, Exmoor, Quantock or Butcombe with a 'happy hour' between 5 - 6pm every day.

    • Walnut Tree Hotel 87 Fore Street North Petherton TA6 6QA Telephone(01278) 662255

      The Walnut Tree Hotel is a well presented community centre hotel opposite the towns main church. Dates from the 18th century. The annual carnival proceeds past the hotel entrance. Handily placed near the M5 motorway and a great base for exploring Somerset.

    • White Willow Market Way North Petherton TA6 6DF Telephone(01278) 663816

      Brand new Marston's eatery opened in April 2014 in the Bridgwater Regional Business park near J22 of the M5. Indoor and outdoor play areas for children. The patio area has an open fire.

  • Norton Fitzwarren
    • Allerford Inn Allerford Norton Fitzwarren TA4 1AL Telephone(01823) 461000

      Tom, Tim and staff will give you a warm welcome at this large remote pub at Allerford next to Victory Crossing on the West of England main line west of Taunton. Having been closed at least 3 years after extensive flood damage it has had a very expensive reconstruction and is worth seeking out. Large Menu with locally sourced food.

    • Cross Keys Norton Fitzwarren TA2 6NR Telephone(01823) 333062

      Former coaching house and stables dating from 1860's, now a pub with several seating areas. Large Car Park and Garden with new children's play area. A Chef & Brewer Pub with a good quality Menu cooked to a high standard. All drinks and meal orders taken at table by an enthusiastic team Dogs welcome in the garden and in front of bar. CAMRA card carrying members discount on Real Ales is 10% on pints and half's. Local Bus service 25 from Taunton to Wiveliscombe and Dulverton and 28 from Taunton to Williton and Minehead stop outside. Service 28 operates daily 25 Mon to Sat not public holidays. No late evening services.

  • Norton Sub Hamdon
    • Lord Nelson Norton Sub Hamdon TA14 6SP Telephone(01935) 881473

      Nestled at the bottom of a Roman hill fort known as Ham Hill. The Lord Nelson offers traditional pub food in comfortable surroundings with flagstone floors and wood burning fires. Gluten free meals are available and there is a children's menu. There is a very old skittle alley with stone walls and a chapel like window that can also be used as a function room and this can be booked for large parties (14+) with a selection of hot food set at £10/person, which reports suggest is extremely good! Staff are very accommodating and friendly and if any special dietary requirement is needed, all you need to do is ask.

  • Oake
    • Oake Manor Golf Club Oake TA4 1BA Telephone(01823) 461992

      Typical golf club bar and restaurant. Although mainly frequented by members of Oake Manor GC, the club is open to visitors, especially visiting golfers. There is an outside terrace overlooking the 1st Tee and 18th Green. There is regular live music nights particularly featuring tribute acts.

  • Odcombe
    • Masons Arms 41 Lower Odcombe Odcombe BA22 8TX Telephone(01935) 862591

      A pretty warm ham-stone and thatched pub set in a picturesque village. Family run exuding a friendly ambience. Has six en-suite bedrooms, a cottage, glamping in a shepherd's hut and camping pitches in the grounds, overnight stays are for everyone. Good local food is available every day and enhanced with a wood fired pizza oven Thurs-Sundays.

  • Overstratton
    • Royal Oak Overstratton TA13 5LQ Telephone(01460) 240906

      Originally built in the 1600's as a farmhouse, the Royal Oak was later converted to farm workers cottages. Around the 1850's it received a licence to become a beerhouse. An attractive thatched pub with stone walls, flag stone floors and solid oak beams. There is a large car park and lovely garden along with a spacious patio which makes this the ideal family pub. Special themed food nights take place.

  • Pawlett
    • Royal British Legion Club 29 Old Main Road Pawlett TA6 4RY Telephone(01278) 683765

      A family friendly cub for all ages to meet, drink, socialise and eat in a relaxed atmosphere. Non-members are always welcome (children must always be accompanied). We regularly have events throughout the year ranging from quizes to special members events. Live music performances, skittles alley, pool table, darts, Summer BBQ's and real ale.

  • Pitminster
    • Queens Arms Pitminster TA3 7AZ Telephone(01823) 587940

      A clean and friendly pub in a small village south of Taunton. Well worth the effort to find with four cask ales from Otter, Quantock and St Austell breweries along with excellent and reasonably priced food cooked to order. Homemade snacks also available. Great beer garden for the summer and warming log burners in the winter. A good range of tradional pub games including pool, darts and skittles. Pub has a good feel of quality throughout!

  • Pitney
    • Halfway House Pitney Hill Pitney TA10 9AB Telephone(01458) 252513

      An outstanding pub serving eight to ten regional ales on gravity alongside many bottled beers and four real ciders. The inside is traditional with flagstone flooring, old solid wooden tables and benches and three real fires. This basic but busy pub deserves its many accolades including: South West Regional CAMRA Pub of the Year winner 2023. Its has also been in the Guide for over 30 years and gaining the ultimate award of National Pub of the Year in 1996. Superb home-cooked food and a recent addition is accommodation provided in "The Hut". Somerset Branch Pub of Year 2023

  • Podimore
    • Podymore Inn Podimore BA22 8JF Telephone07565 395680

      Red Oak Taverns operated pub/restaurant just off the A303 and close to RNAS Yeovilton/Fleet Air Arm musuem. Small bar area plus larger restaurant area which also has comfortable seating area by the woodburner. Large marquee on the patio since covid-19. One regular real plus one or two guest ales. Good choice of quality home cooked meals. Good clean toilets (gents) and large parking area and large outside eating area for the summer.

  • Porlock
    • Castle at Porlock High Street Porlock TA24 8PY Telephone(01643) 862504

      A very cosy and friendly family run village pub, B and B and restaurant idealy situated for exploring the Somerset coastline and up onto the Exmoor National Park. A good range of two permanent and two changing cask ales and real ciders plus a large variety of spirits and gins available to suite every taste. There are twelve lovely en-suite letting rooms.

    • Royal Oak High Street Porlock TA24 8PS Telephone(01643) 862798

      Village pub with a large open bar with beams. Plates, brasses and old photographs adorn the walls. There are pool and quiz teams. The skittle alley doubles as a function room. Occasional live music.

    • Ship Inn High Street Porlock TA24 8QD Telephone(01643) 862507

      Known locally as the "Top Ship" with the bar being a real gem with flagstone floor, open fire and settle seating. It has changed little since featuring in R.D.Blackmore's novel Lorna Doone and is Grade 2 listed The pub dates from the 13th century and sits at the bottom of the notorious Porlock Hill that takes you up to Exmoor. Upto eight ales and a local cider are available depending on time of week and good food can be enjoyed in its restaurant or delightful three tiered garden in summer. The landlord also runs the Bottom Ship Inn at Porlock Weir. Somerset CAMRA branch 3rd place Pub of the Year 2023. In Guide for 15 years. There is a local bus service Mon-Sat (not bank holidays) from Minehead and continues to Porlock Weir. There is also the Exmoor Coaster bus service daily from Blue Anchor to Lynmouth vis Minehead.

  • Porlock Weir
    • Ship Inn Porlock Weir TA24 8PB Telephone(01643) 863288

      The pub offers fantastic views of the Bristol Channel and the coast line of South Wales and set next to the small harbour and pebbled beach. This 400 years old pub, situated in Exmoor National Park is ideal for walkers being on the S/W Coast Path. It is busy in the summer but has a pay and display car park opposite. A beer festival is held early July with up to 50 ales available. Accommodation available which is also dog friendly. Landlord also owns the Ship Inn Porlock with this one known as the Bottom Ship! There is a regular bus service Mon to Sat (not bank holidays).

  • Puriton
    • 37 Club 1 West Approach Road, Woolavington Road Puriton TA7 8AD Telephone(01278) 685190

      On the site of the former Royal Ordnance Factory which was allocated the number 37. A large club offering a great many facilities to members and visitors. N.B. Club open to general public and membership is not required to enter. It has two bars and its multi roomed layout incorporates a concert room, two skittle alleys, dining room, snooker room with five tables and outside, a beer garden, fishing lake and football pitch. CAMRA members are welcome with a CAMRA card which allows club membership discounts. There are meeting rooms for daytime use as well as a large car pak.

    • Puriton Inn Puriton Hill Puriton TA7 8AF Telephone(01278) 683516

      A traditional family run country pub close to J23 of the M5 and therefore ideal for a stop off if heading to the West Country. It is a large multi roomed pub which includes a pool table room and skittle alley. Recently reopened after refurbishment but currently no food offering although hopefully that will change by early summer 2023

  • Queen Camel
    • Mildmay Arms High Street Queen Camel BA22 7NJ Telephone(01935) 850456

      Built in circa 1640, the Mildmay Arms is a traditional English village pub. Situated just 600 metres off the A303 near Sparkford, on the road to Yeovil it was purchased by the present owner in 2014 and a huge rebuild/refurbishment took place reviving the pub to a high standard not seen for many years. The patio area looks onto the road which can be busy at times, but plenty of chairs with large umbrellas can make outside dining quite pleasant. In addition to two real ales and local cider there is an extensive wine and spirits list. A thriving pub for locals who have what is effectively is their 'own bar' and a separate bar which leads to the restaurant. Several skittle teams keep the alley well-used and the pub lively.

  • Raleghs Cross
    • Raleghs Cross Inn Brendon Hill Raleghs Cross TA23 0LN Telephone(01984) 640343

      Large comfortable roadside pub on the Brendon Hills - gateway to Exmoor National Park. It has a bar across the front with several eating areas beyond the bar with food served all day every day between noon and 8.30pm. Carvery available Wednesday and Sundays. Can be very busy in the summer. Popular with holidaymakers. It caters for weddings and all kinds of parties. The hotel part has 17 rooms.

  • Roadwater
    • Valiant Soldier Roadwater TA23 0QZ Telephone(01984) 640223

      The pub dates back to 1720 and is ideal for country walks and exploring nearby Exmoor, the coast and Dunster. This vibrant locals pub has quiz, pool, darts and nine skittles teams to see it through the winter months. Set by a small river where you can relax and watch the ducks and if you are lucky also Kingfishers. It offers good quality food locally sourced. It has been run by Mike the landlord for over 30 years.

  • Ruishton
    • Ruishton Inn Cheats Road Ruishton TA3 5JW Telephone(01823) 442285

      A traditional country village pub located just 2 minutes from junction 25 of the M5 with ample parking in an off road private car park. The Inn has a separate long and bar, conservatory, and beer garden. There are numerous elephants scattered around the lounge as the landlord and land lady are avid collectors. The pub was owned by Wadworth but now by Red Oak Taverns and will give landlord more flexibility with the ales range over the coming months.

  • Sampford Arundel
    • Beambridge Inn Sampford Arundel TA21 0HB Telephone(01823) 672223

      A managed pub within the Butcombe Brewery estate. Located near Wellington, Somerset, just a few miles away from junctions 26 and 27 of the M5. Recently refurbished, this charming inn provides a unique blend of a characteristic country pub with modern, stylish letting rooms.

  • Seavington St Michael
    • Volunteer Inn New Road Seavington St Michael TA19 0QE Telephone(01460) 240126

      This cosy three roomed pub has built a strong reputation with real ale enthusiasts for Windy Brewery ales brewed on site in the purpose built building to the rear. Owners Ruth and Colin found the inclination to form a true Brew Pub in Somerset and named the brewery after the very windy weather problems encountered by the builders and even today name all their brews after the wind and weather. This fine Brew Pub is well worth a visit.

  • Shepton Beauchamp
    • Duke of York North Street Shepton Beauchamp TA19 0LW Telephone(01460) 240314

      A typical south Somerset village, with the inn, school, shop and church dominating the centre. The inn has a split-level interior creating interest and is somewhat unusual. Externally, a high pavement with benches gives a village overview and to the rear is a pleasant garden and recent letting rooms. A good selection of of home cooked food daily except Mondays. This pub is well worth a visit.

  • Shurton
    • Babbling Brook Shurton Shurton TA5 1QE Telephone(01278) 732695

      This freehold pub dates back to the 16th Century in parts and has retained its original character with old beams & open fireplaces. The pub has a traditional feel without fruit machines, juke box or pool table. Dogs not allowed.

  • Simonsbath
    • Exmoor Forest Inn Simonsbath TA24 7SH Telephone(01643) 831341

      A cosy, friendly and welcoming bar is the heart of Exmoor Forest Inn. The cask ales change frequently however they regularly feature beers from local breweries Exmoor Ales, Otter Ales and Clearwater Brewery. They also have on the bar cider from the renowned Westons cider range with Old Rosie. The food is all freshly cooked to order. West Country produce is used wherever possible and the menus always include some vegetarian dishes.

  • Somerton
    • Etsome Arms 6 West Street Somerton TA11 7PS Telephone(01458) 762352

      A former cafe this micro pub is among first of a breed in Somerset and the branch runner-up 'pub of the year' for 2020. A cosy, friendly venue which serves between six and eight ales on gravity, depending on time of year and time of week with all changing regularly and sourced from Somerset and Bristol breweries. Quality cold bar snacks sourced locally and include a range of scotch eggs and gala pies. Small selection of pub games including a rare shove ha'penny board with lifting dividers. Children and dogs welcome. Weekly beer menu on Facebook. This micro pub is well worth a visit. Beware - Somerton has a one-way traffic system but a huge car park only a few meters from the pub. Off licence a few metres down the road run by same landlords and compliments the Etsome Arms

    • Globe Inn Market Place Somerton TA11 7LX Telephone(01458) 273545

      Traditional stone-built coaching-inn with a large front bar, restaurant, sports and games bar and large beer garden at rear.

    • Royal Oak West Street Somerton TA11 6NA Telephone(01458) 273316

      A traditional pub with two bars. A public bar on the right with high tables and stools where you will find a dartboard and TV. More of a lounge bar found on the left hand side. There is a real flame gas fire in both rooms. There is normally a ale from the Fine Tuned brewery just down the road. There is no car park but there is some street parking outside the pub. Quiz nights on alternate Wednesdays. Pool table.

    • Unicorn Hotel West Street Somerton TA11 7PR Telephone(01458) 879163

      Double-fronted stone-built 16th century grade 2 listed hotel refurbished spring 2024. Restaurant to the left, large flag stoned bar to the right, divided into three areas. Magnificent open-fire. Function room to rear. Busy, welcoming pub with 7 guest rooms.

    • Wheathill Golf Club Wheathill Somerton TA11 7HG Telephone(01963) 240667
    • White Hart Inn Market Place Somerton TA11 7LX Telephone(01458) 272273

      The White Hart has been trading as a inn in Somerton's delightful market square since the 16th Century. You cannot miss it as there is a large model of a White Hart on the entrance porch. It is much larger inside than you might first envisage and there are plenty of tables for dining or coffee and cakes. A courtyard provides al fresco eating and drinking. Numerous awards and newspaper reviews can be found on the website. Opens at 9:00am but alcohol only served from 11:00am. Payment by card only - no cash.

  • South Cadbury
    • Camelot Chapel Road South Cadbury BA22 7EX

      Large attractive pub in the centre of a pleasant village with flagstone floors throughout and a log fire both ends. Display cases containing artefacts and information about nearby Cadbury Castle, reputed to be King Arthur's Camelot from various excavations over the years. Excellent food is served, all home cooked and the staff make for a very friendly visit. Close to the A303 and well signposted it makes an ideal stop off for those travelling to or from the West Country. Dogs and children are welcome.

  • South Chard
    • Perry Street Social Club Knapp Mill House South Chard TA20 2SU Telephone(01460) 220239

      The club was originally founded by the Small & Tidmas Lace Factory as a workers' club before being taken over by its members in 1899. The club provides social and recreational activities for its members and families and new members are always welcome. Non-members are also welcome but will not receive member benefits. Children welcomed until 9.30pm, Saturday to Thursday, and 11.30pm on Friday. Large function room capable of holding 100 people. Two skittle alleys.

  • South Cheriton
    • White Horse Cabbage Lane South Cheriton BA8 0BL Telephone(01963) 370394

      A 17th century public house with a definite traditional country pub feel that has strong local support. There is a variety of seating areas to suit all needs with casual seating in the bar and snug. Well behaved dogs and juniors are welcome. There is a car park and attractive well fenced beer garden.

  • South Petherton
    • Brewers Arms 18-20 St James Street South Petherton TA13 5BW Telephone(01460) 241887

      This pub is just 1/2 mile from the A303 and has appeared in 25 consecutive editions of the Guide. During this time around 3,000 different ales have been served and documented. The ‘Brewers’ is a hub of village life, a true community pub that keenly supports local events and charities. Beer festivals are held over both spring and summer bank holiday weekends. Regular live music and quiz nights feature. The adjoining Old Bakehouse provides excellent quality food including breakfasts and a take away menu operates. Somerset CAMRA Branch 2nd place Pub of the Year.

    • South Petherton Sports & Social Club Market Square South Petherton TA13 5BT Telephone(01460) 240727

      Local sports and social club with darts, skittles, pool table and bingo nights.

  • Sparkford
    • Sparkford Inn High Street Sparkford BA22 7JH Telephone(01963) 440218

      The Sparkford Inn is a traditional food pub with 11 letting rooms and a large function room. One bar area is for drinkers with a pool table and darts board and one for more casual customers. The separate dining room provides 40 covers and a carvery deck. Nearby is the Haynes Motor Museum. A Marston's pub with ales from the Marston's group of breweries.

  • Spaxton
    • Lamb Inn Barford Road Spaxton TA5 1AD Telephone(01278) 671350

      The Lamb Inn is a Free House in the foothills of the Quantock Hills. Inside features include beamed ceilings and a wood burning stove. At least three real ales from local breweries. Dogs welcome on a lead.

  • Staple Fitzpaine
    • Greyhound Inn Staple Fitzpaine TA3 5SP Telephone(01823) 480227

      The pub can be found tucked away on the edge of the Blackdown Hills. It has been extended over the years into a series of rambling, connecting rooms providing a rustic mix of flagstone floors, old timbers and natural stone floors and walls. If you hear the merry laughter of the Grey Lady in the bar it just might be the inns resident ghost. Handily placed for Pickeridge Golf Course, Taunton race course and perfect for country walks or just a pint in front of the open log fire in winter. Homemade traditional pub classic food or delicious seasonal specials all freshly prepared & cooked to order using locally sourced ingredients where possible. Reopened December 2019 after extensive refurbishment including 7 en suite rooms.

  • Stembridge
    • Rusty Axe Inn Stembridge TA12 6BL Telephone(01460) 249748

      A 400 year old thatched village inn recently reopened as a village pub. There are front and side gardens for outside drinking and the car park can be found across the lane. Real ale and cider now being served with pub grub planned for summer 2022. For walkers, the River Parrett Trail is nearby and the Burrow Hill Cider Mill is just a 5 minute walk away.

  • Stoford
    • Royal Oak 13 The Green Stoford BA22 9UD Telephone(01935) 426348

      One of a rare breed these days - a real 'locals' pub! In a pleasant location overlooking the village green. Ably run by enthusiastic Sarah and her mum Linda. On entry to the right the small but lively public bar is warmed in winter with a roaring fire and jukebox. A dartboard is adjacent to the window and a well used skittle alley leading off. On entry to the left leads to the quieter lounge bar and restaurant where Sunday carvery is also available. Pool is played in a larger space off this area and more games are now available such a shove ha'penny and bar skittles as the hosts have developed an enthusiasm for locals to use these games.

  • Stogumber
    • White Horse Inn High Street Stogumber TA4 3TA Telephone(01984) 636450

      Situated in a picturesque village near the Brendon Hills and close to the WSR steam railway, this traditional freehouse is a Grade II listed building. The bar has a friendly atmosphere with cosy log fire. Ales are from local and regional breweries. There is a courtyard garden. The separate restaurant, originally the Market Hall, serves Somerset produced food. The skittle alley doubles as a function room and hosts a music festival in September. Accommodation is via an outside stairwell.

  • Stogursey
    • Greyhound Inn 1 Lime Street Stogursey TA5 1QR Telephone(01278) 734841

      Welcoming refurbished sports bar, hosting darts and skittle teams and a front Bar & dining room have been recently refurbished. Both have log burning fires in the winter which keeps these rooms cosy and welcoming. Regular quiz and live music nights. Real ciders are available. Just one mile from the Bristol Channel.

  • Stoke St Gregory
    • Royal Oak Inn The Square Stoke St Gregory TA3 6EH Telephone(01823) 490602

      'Heart of the Village' community society has purchased the Royal Oak Inn and renovated the property to also include a shop and cafe. Please check FaceBook for up to date information.

  • Stoke St Mary
    • Half Moon Inn Stoke St Mary TA3 5BY Telephone(01823) 444450

      Family run village pub with two large central bar areas with two smaller dining areas and a large family dining area with a terrestrial television. In addition there is a beer garden and a large family garden with a wooden play area and other activities to keep the children busy. Quiz night every Sunday.

  • Stoke sub Hamdon
    • Fleur de Lis West Street Stoke sub Hamdon TA14 6PU Telephone(01935) 593274

      This historic 15th Century Country Inn has many of its fascinating original features with open fire places and arched doorways. This was once a medieval monks sleeping house and was built as an annexe for Stoke-sub-Hamdon's 11th Century Priory.

    • Prince of Wales Ham Hill Stoke sub Hamdon TA14 6RW Telephone(01935) 822848

      Traditional country pub set within Ham Hill Country Park with amazing views from the terrace at the front. Beer Garden at the rear where a BBQ and live band can often be found in summer. Inside is a flagstoned floor and a roaring fire in winter. Very popular with walkers/dog walkers.

    • Stoke sub Hamdon Working Men's Club 12-14 High Street Stoke sub Hamdon TA14 6PS Telephone(01935) 823297

      Stoke WMC is open to all provided that you pay a pound to enter or become a member. Membership is £5/year and, for over-65s, a one-off fee of £5 gets you life membership.

  • Street
    • Bear Inn 53 High Street Street BA16 0EF Telephone(01458) 442021

      Sprawling Marston's family dining pub just opposite Clark's Village outlet shopping. There is a large car park and various areas for diners and drinkers. Large garden. Large beer garden and terrace. Two function rooms for meetings or conferences. The inn’s accommodation consists of 24 en-suite bedrooms situated above the pub and in neighbouring cottages.

    • King Alfred 38 Leigh Road Street BA16 0HB Telephone(01458) 741517

      Friendly traditional local on the edge of the town centre but with several bus routes stopping outside. There is a single bar, and a raised area for diners. Accommodation is in 3 en-suite rooms in an old stable block. In addition to two changing beers there is a house beer but the brewer has yet to be identified.

    • Lantokay 111-113 High Street Street BA16 0EY Telephone(01458) 444940

      The name of this Wetherspoon pub recalls the town's origin as an ancient settlement, called Lantokay. In time, the name was forgotten, and the settlement was called 'Leigh' and then 'Street'. The pub has a large and recently extended bar area with varied seating optins as well as a partially covered garden/paio area. Immediately inside the entrance there is a real ale stand featuring CAMRA. Wide ranging display panels feature local associations such as Harry Patch (the last surviving World War 1 veteran) and Joe Strummer (of sixties band 'The Clash').

    • Mullions 51 High Street Street BA16 0EF Telephone(01458) 445110

      Although seemingly mainly a hotel there are no restrictions and drinks only visitors are very welcome. A restuarant serves a good variety of lunches and evening meals.

    • Royal British Legion Club 3-5 Farm Road Street BA16 0BJ Telephone(01458) 442873
    • Street Inn Somerton Road Street BA16 0DR Telephone(01458) 844011

      There is a separate bar area with TV and pool table as well as a lounge bar. Food cooked using locally sourced produce where possible and booking is advisable. Regular Poker and Quiz nights.

    • Unity Club Leigh Road Street BA16 0HA Telephone(01458) 446183

      The Unity is a social club situated in the heart of Street, Somerset. The club offers many facilities including Sky on a big screen, skittle alley, darts, pool & snooker tables, fruit machines and a juke box. The club is also equipped with a function room available for hire. The bar is run by friendly, pleasant staff, and serves a good range of drinks including two or three guest ales at very reasonable prices. All areas are accessable by wheelchair users and pushchairs, and there is a disabled toilet and baby changing facilities.

    • Victoria Fields Social Club Leigh Road Street BA16 0HB Telephone(01458) 442779

      The Victoria Club as it is generally known, is situated on land to the east of Leigh Road, directly behind Hindhayes School. The land was deeded to the Victoria Field Charity on a 999 year lease for the purpose of providing sports and social facilities for the residents of Street and its environs. Sporting facilities include cricket, indoor and outdoor bowls, an outdoor 5-a-side football area, squash courts (including an exhibition court), tennis, rounders and soccer. The social area comprises two bars, a pool table, skittle alley and a large function room, available for club and private functions.

  • Tatworth
    • Olde Poppe Inn Axminster Road Tatworth TA20 2NZ Telephone(01460) 221000

      Ye Olde Poppe Inn is one of the oldest inns in the county. The earliest record refers to a date of 1792 when it was called "Culverhay". There is a tradition that the name of the Poppe Inn derived from when servants from Parrock Lodge could pop in the back entrance of the inn and have a drink without the squire’s knowledge. There is a plain public bar and a more comfortable lounge area with a wood burning stove within a large fireplace which separates the lounge from the dining area.

    • Tatworth Playing Fields Kents Lane Tatworth TA20 2QW

      This is the village playing fields club house bar. Only open on a regular basis on a Saturday during the football season and also when there is a special event. Several bottled ales served but cask ales are available when events are held, including during the annual beer festival at Easter. Check the website/facebook to see when the events are held and for any information about opening times. All non members welcome.

  • Taunton
    • Ale House 78 Station Road Taunton TA1 1PD Telephone(01823) 617408

      A pleasant locals pub on a main road junction originally called the Royal Mail before becoming the Cricketers Arms and now Ale House. A central bar with five hand pumps usually serving at least three cask ales and one cider but could be upto five cask ales at peak trading times from a huge range of sixty in the SIBA local beer catalogue. A good range of reasonably priced and good quality food. A very popular pub especially when there are major televised sporting events and Friday's and Saturdays with live music. Other events such as quiz nights are frequent and details can be found on the facebook page. Near to Taunton station.

    • Coal Orchard 30-32 Bridge Street Taunton TA1 1UD Telephone(01823) 802848

      Origionally a Wetherspoons. North Town Wharf once stood behind this pub next to the River Tone. Facing it was the Coal Orchard, the site of an orchard which became the landing place for Welsh coal. In a previous life the buildng , in an Art Deco style, was for many years a hardware store. Seating is arranged over a single open-plan level. There is a small garden and patio area at the rear. Various bus services stop close by. 15 minutes walk from Rail Station. Recently reopened 12th July 2024 and offering excellant value ales from £2.50 to £3.50 and extra discounts during happy hours 16.00 to 18.00.

    • Cricketers 15/16 High Street Taunton TA1 3PJ Telephone(01823) 219740

      A new venture very like a Wetherspoons regarding food and drinks range.

    • Flying Horse 123 Wandsworth Drive Taunton TA1 2HH Telephone(01823) 251669

      The Flying Horse is popular family pub just 200 yards from the town centre and just up the road from Taunton Football Club. Inside is open plan but well segregated with the sports area on one side which leads to a snug then on to the family and dining area. Bar Food is served daily with a good choice of traditional favourites. A whole range of outdoor activities is provided such as football, skittles, quoits and swingball and for tots there is a ball pool and sandpit.

    • Griffin Blackbrook Park Avenue Taunton TA1 2PX Telephone(01823) 442221

      Family friendly pub/restaurant that is a part of a national chain. At this time the Griffin is not serving cask ale but a range of ales rom bottles.

    • Hankridge Arms Hankridge Way Taunton TA1 2LR Telephone(01823) 444405

      Originally a 16th century listed farmhouse, The Hankridge Arms had also been used as a Reeve Court in the 17th century. There are stone mullion windows, inglenook fireplaces, Oak and Elm panelled partitions, stone floors, lime-washed walls and rare decorative plasterwork.

    • Hideout Castle Green Taunton TA1 4AE Telephone(01823) 792750

      A short walk from the bus station. This Lounge Bar/Kitchen was originally the Castle Green Inn. Comfortable seating and an extensive menu to choose from with daily specials.

    • Kings Arms 22 Staplegrove Road Taunton TA1 1DQ Telephone(01823) 210833

      Dating back 300 years to when it was three cottages the red brick Kings Arms was rebuilt in 1904 following a fire to the original 17th Century coaching inn. The current building is full of character and caters for breakfasts and coffee in the morning to an extensive menu for lunchtimes onward through the day and evening. Caters for meals and drinkers with 4 handpulls on the bar whilst down the left side is an extensive seating area leading to the beer garden and smoking area. This area features a traditional red telephone box - sadly no longer in use. More intimate areas can be found at the front of the pub. Community events are supported with Ladies and Mens skittle leagues. Live entertainment is featured, usually at weekends. Sports TV's are very much in evidence during the afternnons and evenings. Local bus services are nearby including route 28 operating daily. The rail station is only 10 minutes walk away.

    • Mackenzies Castle Green Taunton TA1 4AD Telephone(01823) 618585

      Mainly a food restuarant but with a huge range of wines, spirits and cocktails and a limited range of keg craft ales. Requires a full survey for more accurate details - please see website or facebook.

    • Molly Malones 37 Tancred Street Taunton TA1 1SP Telephone(01823) 325262

      Formerly the Malt and Hops, this pub re-opened under it's new name in late 2013. You might think that it's just another Irish theme pub, but whilst it boasts Irish ephemera, it serves cask ale too. It has been tastefully refurbished with comfortable seating and is now a free house. 3 hand pulls on an L- shaped bar serve an Otter beer, Taylor's Landlord and a guest such as Bath Gem. Live entertainment is featured at weekends and darts and pool are available

    • Pegasus 68 Club 68 Cheddon Rd Taunton TA2 7DW Telephone(01823) 806886

      Formerly the Royal Air Force Association Club from 1959 to 2017. The club welcomes all with no restrictions. Membership is available if desired. With Town Service 1 bus stop outside and a late evening service1E it is within easy reach of Town Centre and just 10min north of Rail Station. A very friendly club which has large function hall that can be noisy at times. To the right of main door you will find a very cosy quiet loung bar. Exceptionally well ket and well worth a visit if in this part of the town. In addition to the cask ales there is also some real ale in bottles. The kitchen is presently being rebuilt so no food on offer at this time. Check Facebook for updates.

    • Perkin Warbeck 22-23 East Street Taunton TA1 3LP Telephone(01823) 335830

      This Wetherspoon pub is named after the man who claimed to be the rightful heir to the throne of England in 1497. The pub has one of the longest bars in the county and at the rear of the pub is a splendid outside terrace garden area with views of the church tower opposite. Somerset County Cricket memorabilia adorn the walls as befits the fact that the pub is a short distance from the cricket ground. An excellent range of ales and ciders kept. Level disabled access from the East Street entrance.

    • Plough Inn 75 Station Road Taunton TA1 1PB Telephone(01823) 324404

      Situated close to the Railway Station and Somerset County Cricket ground. Village style free house is entered down a ginnel then through a heavy wooden door dividing into several split level sitting and eating areas. The narrow bar extends down one wall which serves mostly locally brewed cask ales and ciders straight from the barrels that are situated behind the bar. Open fire in the colder months. Has a good reputation for award winning pub pies served with mash potatoes and mushy peas. Somerset CAMRA cider pub of the year 2013. Occasionally cask ale may not be available due to loading stillage!

    • Princess Royal 25 Canon Street Taunton TA1 1SW Telephone07753 169801

      The Princess Royal is a traditional family and community oriented pub on a side street within a few minutes walk of the town centre and the cricket ground. A central entrance leads into the bar area which features 3 handpulls, mostly dispensing national brands. Lunch is served daily except Mondays and traditional pub games including pool, darts and skittles are available. Live music is featured on Saturday evenings. Skittles, darts and football teams are supported.

    • Racehorse Inn 157 East Reach Taunton TA1 3HT Telephone(01823) 426352

      Very popular pub close to the town centre at the top of East Reach. Multi-roomed with front and rear bars and a small lounge with comfortable armchairs. Both skittles and darts are played regularly and there is live music every week. A large walled garden at the rear is ideal for a relaxing drink on those warm summer days. Recently reopened and worth a vist.

    • Retreat Park Street Taunton TA1 4DQ Telephone(01823) 284683

      Part of the Corner house Hotel and just a 5 min walk from the centre of Taunton. In addition to the food times shown a breakfast is also served between 7 and 9:30 Mon to Sat and 8 to 10 Sundays.

    • Ring of Bells 16-17 St James Street Taunton TA1 1JS Telephone(01823) 259480

      Being close to Somerset cricket ground, this pub is a favourite haunt of cricket fans. Wooden floored, there are two bar areas with open fires, a downstairs eating area, upstairs restaurant and large outside courtyard. The five cask beers are from local, regional and national breweries and you may find some interesting keg beers if this is your preference. Excellent locally produced food and booking is recommended. Sporting events are shown on a TV in the bar area. This pub is now table service only and cash free. N.B. Although opeing hours state Closed Monday it does open if County Criket being played.

    • Rose Inn Hamilton Road Taunton TA1 2EL Telephone(01823) 275571

      A traditional pub with Sky Sports and BT Sports. Some reasonably priced letting rooms available which can be booked through the website. No food available.

    • Shepherds Rest 64 Galmington Road Taunton TA1 5NZ Telephone(01823) 276525

      Traditional family pub that serves cooked food. Sky and BT sports on the TV.

    • Somerset County Cricket Club The County Ground Taunton TA1 1JT Telephone0845 337 1875

      St Austell Brewery Tribute is their main supply of beer throughout the ground. Bars & Restaurant ONLY OPEN ON MATCH DAYS.

    • St Andrews Club 6 Kingston Road Taunton TA2 7SB Telephone(01823) 275690

      A members club which holds regular entertainment. With 4 full size snooker tables, pool and darts. Also shows sky and bt sports.

    • Star Middle Street Taunton TA1 1SJ Telephone(01823) 793863

      Set in the heart of Taunton, with the Somerset county cricket ground & the town centre close by. This Grade 2 listed pub offers a warm welcome from attentive staff. The ground floor has a cosy bar where you can enjoy a wide range of drinks including three cask ales mainly from Otter brewery. Upstairs the restaurant has a contemporary atmosphere with doors that open out onto the roof terrace for 'al fresco' dining. Car parking is in a public car park approx 200 meters away.

    • Stonegallows Stonegallows Taunton TA1 5JP Telephone(01823) 333504

      Part of the Hungry Horse chain of pubs owned by Greene King.

    • Trinity Club 17 Trinity Street Taunton TA1 3JG Telephone(01823) 275540

      The Trinity Club has 2 snooker tables, 2 pool tables and 4 dart boards.

    • White Lodge 81 Bridgwater Road Taunton TA1 2DU Telephone(01823) 321112
    • Wyvern Social Club Mountfields Road Taunton TA1 3BJ Telephone(01823) 284591

      For over 35 years this club has been a great venue to drink real ales and real cider. A members only club which also welcomes visitors. A CAMRA membership card can be produced to get membership discounts. The club is the hub for the rugby, cricket and squash clubs who use the attached playing fields. Somerset Branch Club of the Year on many occasions over the past 20 years. Annual beer festival in October. Bus routes only relevant for Saturday daytime. Special events on Saturdays may alter opening times and food availability. Annual Real Ale & Cider Festival Fri 15th/Sat 16th Sept 2023.

  • Thurloxton
    • Maypole Inn Thurloxton TA2 8RF Telephone(01823) 412286

      Originally a cider house dating back to 1880. This is a large, cosy village hostelry split into various areas, mainly for dining but with ample space for those who just want a drink. It is a family friendly pub with an extensive menu plus specials and they cater for small appetites. The large garden includes a children’s play area. There is a skittle alley and a large function room. Occasional live music and quizzes feature.

  • Timberscombe
    • Lion Inn Church Street Timberscombe TA24 7TP Telephone(01643) 841243

      Reopened after a major refurbishment with the bar area re-sited and fully decorated throughout. Serving a rotational selection of real ales with a list at the bar to show forthcoming ales. Customers can also make requests for certain ales to be supplied. A few ales so far have included St Austell Proper Job & Tribute, Bath Gem, Hunters Pheasant Plucker, Timothy Taylor Landlord, Exmoor Stag and Wickwar Sundowner.

  • Tintinhull
    • Tintinhull Working Men's Club 2 Vicarage Street Tintinhull BA22 8PY Telephone(01935) 822570

      The club was originally founded in 1907 by the Southcombe brothers. Although a member's club, new members are always welcome as well as casual visitors to make use of the bar with large screen tv, pool table, darts and two skittle alleys which also doubles as a function room, available for hire. Some parking available opposite.

  • Trull
    • Winchester Arms Church Road Trull TA3 7LG Telephone(01823) 284723

      Thriving community free house on the outskirts of Taunton, near to the Blackdown Hills. A comfortable bar area is separated from the long dining area by a fireplace. The locally sourced home-cooked food is excellent (booking is advised at popular times). The streamside gardens are perfect for families and dogs. The pub offers good value accommodation. Popular quiz takes place on Sunday nights and there is occasional live music and a beer festival held in the first week of August.

  • Upton
    • Bittescombe Inn Lowtrow Cross Upton TA4 2DB Telephone(01398) 388344

      Remote pub on the B3190 Bampton to Watchet road. Formerly the Lowtrow Cross but now under the same ownership as Bittescombe Lodge & Deer Park. The building dates from the 17th century and used to be a working farm. It has been a pub for more than a century. The 2023 refurbishment has included sympathetic renovation with much smartening up and the addition of a restaurant aimed successfully at foodies. The beer range shows promise and from local breweries. The garden, a revised car park and five letting ensuit rooms are set to open in July 2023.

  • Wadeford
    • Haymaker Inn Wadeford TA20 3AP Telephone(01460) 64161

      A former Wadworths pub situated five minutes from the A303, the Haymaker is a traditional country inn set in the foothills of the Isle Valley. It is ideally located between the two Somerset towns of Ilminster (5 minutes) and Chard (5 minutes). Muddy dogs and muddy boots are welcome in the bar and garden areas only. There are facilities to the rear that could be used as a one stop for motorhomes. There are 5 en-suite double letting rooms, all recently refurbished to a high standard, starting from £60 per night with a full English breakfast. Bar snacks are served lunchtime and a roast is available on Sundays. There is a full menu in the evenings but no food on Sunday evening.

  • Walton
    • Royal Oak 27 Main Street Walton BA16 9QG Telephone(01458) 899883

      Initially a cider house in 1700 this has been a pub for 200 years. On the A361 bwtween Walton and Street this road side pub hides its great interior behind its painted brick walls. Certainly worth a stop. Bus Stop near by with buses running from Taunton and Bridgwater to Street, Glastonbury and Wells. Not Sunday or Public Holidays. A function Room and garden is due to open in 2018.

  • Wambrook
    • Cotley Inn Wambrook TA20 3EN Telephone(01460) 62348

      A traditional country pub that is well worth finding. It makes the most of its wonderful rural setting, with its raised patio area and beer garden. Excellent food is served and due to the popularity of the cuisine, booking is advised. There are usually two or three well kept beers available straight from the cask, typically from the Otter, Teignworthy and Exeter breweries, with others on an occasional basis, sharing stillage space with a choice of local ciders from Sheppey's, Perry's and others.

  • Washford
    • Washford Inn & Station Hotel Washford TA23 0PP Telephone07857 432364

      The Washford Inn offers a warm welcome atmosphere with a light airy bar, as well as a stylish dining area with great home cooked food. There is a small private function room for meetings and functions as well as 8 hotel rooms. Reoened under a management team with a food offering coming soon!

    • White Horse Inn Abbey rd Washford TA23 0JZ Telephone(01984) 640415

      The pub dates from 1709 and is near to the ruins of Cleeve Abbey and close to the Torre cider farm. This riverside free house is an ideal base for visits to the coast, Exmoor National Park, Quantock Hills and the West Somerset Steam Railway. A good range of locally sourced food is available.Various charity events are held including the famous bike pub run. B and B is available in the pub and in a separate lodge.

  • Watchet
    • Bell Inn 3 Market Street Watchet TA23 0AN Telephone(01984) 631279

      This is the oldest pub in Watchet dating back to the 16th Century and it boasts many fascinating period features. The current function room used to be stables, with horses being brought in directly through the bar! A serving hatch still exists between the pub and The Old Foundry in Swain Street, where beer was passed directly to the workers. This traditional, friendly, family run pub is situated just 100 yards from Watchet's picturesque Marina. There is a good selection of well kept real ales and ciders and there is a beer, cider and music festival held in August. There is a large menu of freshly prepared, homemade dishes, including a Children's Menu.​ The pub hosts six skittles teams and two quiz teams competing in the local quiz league. There is also a regular quiz held in the pub and monthly Open Mic Nights and Live Music.

    • Esplanade Club 5 The Esplanade Watchet TA23 0AJ Telephone07876 353819

      Built in the 1860’s as a sail making factory and now home to the Boat Owners Association. The club is an archive of local history and memorabilia with unique murals and even its own Tardis. There are great views over the Marina and Bristol Channel. The club is a busy music venue with live acts every weekend, open mic on first Tuesday of the month and folk every fourth Wednesday. Winner of Somerset CAMRA Club of the Year six times since 2010 and has achieved 15 continuous years in Good Beer Guide. Somerset CAMRA Branch Club of the Year 2023. Bus service 28 stops just 5 mins walk from WSR Station and operates daily with late evening services Mon to Sat (not public holidays) also WSR services. Always check days of operation!

    • London Inn 23 Market Street Watchet TA23 0AN Telephone(01984) 631880

      Late C18 Grade II listed building with a bar at the front and a restaurant at the back. Two handpumps, one in use during winter months.

    • Pebbles Tavern 24 Market Street Watchet TA23 0AN Telephone(01984) 634903

      This small unique tavern has won numerous CAMRA awards for Cider Pub of the Year since 2014. In 2015 and 2022 was the 'runner-up' National Cider Pub of the Year. As well as the ales there can be up to 30 ciders, 60 gins, 24 rums and 64 whiskeys. You are allowed to bring in your own food from various shops in Watchet. Poetry night is first Tuesday of month and regular music nights include folk, sea shanty, jazz and acoustic. Somerset CAMRA Branch Cider Pub of the Year 2023. Daily bus service 28 from Taunton/Minehead stop outside Watchet Railway Station on WSR who operate regular trains Bishops Lydeard/Minehead from March to October.

    • Royal British Legion Club Mill Street Watchet TA23 0AR Telephone(01984) 631724

      CAMRA members and other visitors are welcome to this club which is just a few paces from Watchet’s historic harbour. Almost since the first building stone was laid back in 1930, the Club has provided a social centre for its members and their guests. The Club is undergoing a substantial refurbishment. The comfortable main bar is equipped with a stage for regular live entertainment programme and bingo. Indoor sports include skittles, darts, pool and snooker. A separate Lounge with large screen television and conservatory is a facility for private parties, meetings and other group events.

    • Star Inn Mill Lane Watchet TA23 0BZ Telephone(01984) 631367

      This twice Somerset CAMRA Pub of the Year has been in the Guide for twenty consecutive years and was runner up in 2019. It is renowned for friendly staff and its congenial atmosphere. The pub hosts dart, quiz and boules teams and holds music nights in the summer. It also does theme nights and is home to the infamous Sunday night "bad boys club". Mick's beer tours have run over 100 trips from the pub. The Star has a high reputation for its locally sourced food and has daily fish and butchers specials. It is also Brewery Tap for Nuttycombe Brewery. Bus service 28 stops at Watchet Railway station daily with late evening services Mon to Sat (not public holidays) with WSR service operating days. 10 mins walk to puc past harbour.

    • West Somerset Hotel 17 Swain Street Watchet TA23 0AB Telephone(01984) 634434

      A 16th century coaching inn in an attractive village at the foot of the Quantock hills. There is a Large open plan bar with a pool table on the right. There are three handpumps on the bar - just one in use at this time. The pub has skittles, darts and quiz teams. There are seasonal real ciders available. The pub provides good quality, locally sourced food with meals available in the summer months. Popular with locals and near the West Somerset Railway and therefore it is frequently used by railway enthusiasts. Numerous railway photos and paintings adorn the walls.

  • Watchfield
    • Watchfield Inn The Causeway Watchfield TA9 4RD Telephone(01278) 782393

      Re-opened August 2020 after 5 years closure and a period of renovation. A huge rambling old country pub with a large central bar area with one or two cask ales poured straight from the cask. A smooth flow ale and Guiness on keg along with a good range of lagers and ciders. Also has at least two traditional farmhouse ciders. Food is good basic pub grub with a range of steaks and large portion sizes. Large car park with on-site camping and caravan pitches to the rear. Good sized gardens to enjoy the sun and fresh air whilst eating or drinking.

  • Waterrow
    • Rock Inn New Road Waterrow TA4 2AX Telephone(01984) 623293

      Named from the cliff face that makes up some of the pub's northern wall. Situated on B3227 just west of Wiveliscombe this is a characterful pub with an accomplished kitchen plus 8 letting rooms that earned it an AA 4 star rating. Traditional pub food has a distinct style and changes with the seasons, being sourced from local suppliers and farmers whenever possible. A good selection of cider might include Bere Cider Company's Gold Rush (6.5%), Stan's Traditional (6%), Luscombe Organic (4.9%), Quantock Brewery's Copper Knob (6.3%) and Thatchers Katy (7.4%). Mon to Sat Bus service 25 between Taunton Bus/Rail Station and Dulverton stops outside the door.

  • Wedmore
    • George Inn Church Street Wedmore BS28 4AB Telephone(01934) 902402

      An ancient Coaching Inn and one of the oldest and most prominent buildings in this large village. There are six refurbished en suite double bedrooms. Open all day from 11am with roaring log fires in the winter and a lovely sunny garden in the summer. Children are welcome throughout the hotel, with a play fort in the garden and children’s menu. Dogs are welcome and they can be fed and watered if required. The oldest part of the building is the lower bar which is believed to date from the mid 15th Century. The building has grown considerably from this time with the majority of the building being Georgian, including the impressive arched entrance to the Courtyard, through which you reach the car park and the walled garden. It is said that Judge Jeffreys held Court in the room above the lower bar in the 17th Century.

    • Isle of Wedmore Golf Club Lascots Hill Wedmore BS28 4QT Telephone(01934) 712222
    • New Inn Combe Batch Wedmore BS28 4DU Telephone(01934) 712099

      This classic village inn is the centre for many local events including the famous annual turnip prize and international spoof. The public bar, lounge and dining areas are complemented by a beer garden to the rear. A chalkboard lists forthcoming ales, mainly from the west country, all served from three handpumps or gravity. Traditional, good-value home cooked food is served. There is a skittle alley/function room and winter skittles and darts provide a hive of activity.

    • Swan Inn Cheddar Road Wedmore BS28 4EQ Telephone(01934) 710337

      A village pub with 7 en-suite bedrooms. Opened as a Beer House in the early 1700s, the property was subsequently enlarged to become 'The Swan Hotel' from the mid 1800s with rooms, stables and coaching yard. In addition to the food times shown breakfast is served from 9am to 11am and afternoon tea, hot drinks, cake and hearty bar snacks are available all day. The kitchen is closed every Monday afternoon from 3pm to 6pm.

  • Wellington
    • Cottage Inn 31 Champford Lane Wellington TA21 8BH Telephone(01823) 664650

      Situated on Champford Lane, just away from the High Street the pub has a friendly atmosphere, welcoming families and pets. There is a simple lunch menu available Tuesday to Sunday from 12pm - 2pm. There is an excellent range of real ales on offer as well as an extensive range of malt whiskeys. There is a selection of traditional pub games - pool, darts, table skittles, shove ha'penny and a large skittle alley which is available for hire. Happy Hour is Monday to Wednesday from 5.30pm to 7.30pm when there is 50p off a pint.

    • Green Dragon Inn 23 South Street Wellington TA21 8NR Telephone(01823) 669650

      A 250 year old inn fully renovated & reopened in 2016. Part of The Chapman Group which has 37 hotels, pubs & restaurants across the south of England. 13 guest rooms available. Pleasant enclosed courtyard beer garden at the rear. The 1 regular ale is joined by guest ales with recent beers including Exmoor Ale, Bath Gem. Cider includes various products from local producer Sheppy's & Wyld Wood from H Weston & Sons. Good range of reasonably-priced food. Meeting room available for hire.

    • Iron Duke Town Hall Buildings, Fore Street Wellington TA21 8LS Telephone(01823) 667899

      Opened on 30th August 2016 this new Wetherspoon is named after the famous Duke of Wellington. The building has, at very great expense, been massively rebuilt from the Wellington Town Hall which also previously had a Rex Cinema on the upper floors. The building was in a very dilapidated state and needed some considerable work to achieve the finish that we see today. The upper floor has been opened out to reveal a magnificent brick wall and wooden carved roof. A visit just for the architectural effects is worth the effort in addition to the usual Menu and Real Ale choices which will feature local breweries. There is no car park and you will need to use local municipal car parking. The nearest is west of the traffic lights towards Exeter and can be found on the right, between Fore Street & North Street. Buses of Somerset service 22/22A from Taunton to Wellington High Street just 90m from pub; services continue to Rockwell Green or Tonedale daily, day time, every 15min Mon-Sat. Hourly on Sundays/Public Holidays. No evening services. Extra service No 22 Mon-Sat only (not Public Holidays) to and from Tiverton every two hours.

    • Skylark West Park Wellington TA21 9AD Telephone(01823) 618979

      Marstons dining pub on a roundabout between Taunton & Wellington on the A38. Popular with families but can get quite noisy.

    • Victoria Arms 43-45 North Street Wellington TA21 8LY Telephone(01823) 667575

      Town centre sports bar.

    • Vintage Inn 24 Fore Street Wellington TA21 8AQ Telephone(01823) 662369

      Traditional high street pub. Landlord David has been in charge for 14 years & the pub has previously won Enterprise Inns Highly Commended Award, South West Division. 2 for £10 food offers during the week & 2 roasts for £10 on Sundays. 3 letting rooms for bed & breakfast available above the pub & 3 more in a separate building nearby. Has received the maximum score of 5 out of 5 (very good) for food hygiene. Regular DJ on Friday nights & live band on Saturdays. 3 real ales always available. Regulars include Draft Bass, Otter, Doombar, Butcombe, Spitfire, Tribute & Landlord

  • Wembdon
    • Cottage Inn 68 Wembdon Hill Wembdon TA6 7PZ Telephone(01278) 423259

      A traditional village pub that was previously a Wadworth pub but has been now been purchased by a local couple and has become a freehouse. Smart refurbished interior with two rooms and one has a pool table. There a small car park for three vehicles and plenty of roadside parking. There is a regular quiz night and food is brought in from a local pizzeria.

    • Green Homberg Way Wembdon TA6 7BY Telephone(01278) 455698

      Part of The Green Wembdon. The bar is known as Viridor Lounge and is home to Wembdon Cricket Club and Wembdon Football Club. It features three real ales from the Marston's brand range. It also has a dart board, pool table and live sports on a large screen tv. The bar can also be used by the village hall within the same building which can be booked for parties and functions including weddings. The hours in summer are extended as follows: April to September Monday 6pm to close Tuesday 5.30pm to close Wednesday 5.30pm to close Thursday 5.30pm to close Friday 5.30pm to close Saturday 11am to close Sunday 10am to close Anybody can use the club but members get a discount on drinks.

  • West Bagborough
    • Rising Sun Inn West Bagborough TA4 3EF Telephone(01823) 431556

      The pub was constructed around 16th-century cob walls and dates back to 1573. It was originally called The Shepherd’s Crook but was known to the villagers simply as "Crook". There is a magnificent original front door, original beams and more than 80 tons of solid oak timbers which gives the pub a special feel. In 2000, the pub was gutted by fire but was fortunately rebuilt. There’s an informal bar, known by the locals as ‘the riser’, a piano room, snug and high in the rafters, a dining room with views over Exmoor. The food menu can be found on the website. An ideal base for walkers and cyclists.

  • West Camel
    • Walnut Tree Fore Street West Camel BA22 7QW Telephone(01935) 851292

      This village inn formerly known as the Globe, has been extensively refurbished with thirteen en-suite bedrooms which are all furnished to a high standard. Friendly staff, quality restaurant-style food some with a strong Caribbean influence. There is a comfortable bar with oak and flagstone floors and a separate restaurant, itself covering two rooms. Sunday roast provided.

  • West Chinnock
    • Muddled Man Lower Street West Chinnock TA18 7PT Telephone(01935) 881235

      A family run, popular, traditional free house in a very picturesque village. Large beer garden with well kept flower boxes and troughs which are a sight to be seen. A warm welcome is afforded to visitors and locals alike. Children and dogs very welcome so long as parents and owners are well behaved! Good home cooked food is served in a happy and jovial way by this family team and specialises in a variety of steaks and Sunday lunch so popular it must be pre-booked.

  • West Coker
    • New Inn 1 Church Street West Coker BA22 9BD Telephone(01935) 864000

      Attractive pub in village surroundings just off the A30 in the middle of West Coker. Parking can be a challenge at busy times. Formerly 'Skittles restaurant, then 'Inn the Square' and closed for a couple of years. Recently reopened and renamed the New Inn with two or three real ales as well as usual kegs. Decent pub food with a changing menu as the new owners set up. Unique skittle alley that runs at the top of the bar area. Also table skittles for patrons. Open for drinks and food everyday but for more information please see Facebook.

  • West Hatch
    • Farmers Arms Slough Hill, Higher West Hatch West Hatch TA3 5RS Telephone(01823) 480480

      A converted 16th century farmhouse retaining many original features including exposed stone walls, wooden beams and a huge inglenook fireplace which is used as a log store for the woodburning stove near the entrance. Three real ales available withe one ale that changes from time to time. In the heart of the Somerset countryside but only 15 minutes drive from Taunton, the Farmers Arms is the perfect location for an escape to the country. The beer garden enjoys excellent far reaching views of the surrounding fields and hills. Excellent food with a pie day on a Tuesday and a burger night on a Thursday Quiz night held every other Sunday.

  • West Huntspill
    • Crossways Inn Withy Road West Huntspill TA9 3RA Telephone(01278) 783756

      CAMRA South West regional Winner Pub of 2024. 17th-century inn with eight handpumps and an ever changing range of up to twenty five guest cask ales per week. Drinks range also includes two keg ales with one a key keg from craft breweries from around the country including Arbor, New Bristol, Thornbridge, Northern Monk. A selection of real ciders and a range of twenty canned craft ales makes this pub an absolute treat for those wanting a huge selection of well kept drinks and rightly voted Somerset CAMRA branch 'Pub of the Year' on ten occasions over the last twelve years! Several bar areas with real fires during winter (plus an outside fire to keep the smokers warm). Separate dining room, with an extensive range of good value food. Function room. Discount scheme for CAMRA members - 25p off a pint of Real Ale but increases to 50p off peak periods inc Mon-Thurs 3-5 pm. Dogs although normally welcome are not admitted into the dining areas between 18:00 and 21:00 on Friday & Saturday.

    • Orchard Inn 102 Church Road West Huntspill TA9 3SA Telephone(01278) 785349

      Large village pub located on the A38 in the village of West Huntspill. It has a separate bar, games, casual dining and restaurant areas. There is a carvery served seven days of the week alongside a main menu.

  • West Monkton
    • Monkton Inn Blundells Lane West Monkton TA2 8NP Telephone(01823) 412414

      The pub can be found in West Monkton which is a short distance from Taunton. The licensees lived in South Africa for many years and this is reflected in the menus which can include Zebra, Ostrich & Springbok. The excellent garden features a children's play area. Dogs and horses are most welcome. A take away menu is available and this includes real ale in cartons.

  • West Pennard
    • Apple Tree West Pennard BA6 8ND Telephone(01749) 899205

      Large roadside pub dating back to 1674 which has retained many original features whilst adding a farm shop within the front bar area. Most of the food offerings are locally sourced with meat being provided by the pubs owner from his own livestock. There is a back room with a dining area and a snug which is used by the locals. The Glastonbury festival site is close to the pub and opening hours are affected during the festival. Bus services pass the door Mon to Sat (not public holidays) every 2 hours on Shepton Mallet, Glastonbury & Street route. The last bus to Street is 16.25 and the last to Shepton Mallet is 18.10. Further reports required as there are indications that the pub has changed hands.

    • Red Lion Glastonbury Road West Pennard BA6 8NH Telephone(01458) 832941

      A 15th Century country pub with inglenook fireplaces and beamed ceilings.

  • West Quantoxhead
    • Windmill Inn West Quantoxhead TA4 4DS Telephone(01984) 633004

      The Windmill Inn lies between Bridgwater and Minehead in West Somerset, overlooking the picturesque St. Audries Church and Bay. Situated in the charming village of West Quantoxhead.

  • Westhay
    • Bird Westhay Main Road Westhay BA6 9TN Telephone(01458) 784371

      The local pub has recently undergone a renovation of the utmost quality. It now proudly serves Butcombe Original on tap as the regular ale and also offers a rotating selection of other real cask ales from local breweries such as Cheddar Ales. The food offering is from a short menu but is of good quality and well worth a visit.

  • Westonzoyland
    • Sedgemoor Inn 19 Main Road Westonzoyland TA7 0EB Telephone(01278) 691382

      The Battle of Sedgemoor was fought on 6 July 1685 and took place at Westonzoyland close to the pub. It was the final battle of the Monmouth Rebellion and followed a series of skirmishes around south-west England between the forces of James Scott, 1st Duke of Monmouth, and troops loyal to James II. The pub frontage has a mural depicting the battle. This is a traditional country pub where you can enjoy freshly prepared food Tuesday - Sunday, from light bites, pub classics or something from the grill.

  • Wheddon Cross
    • Rest & be Thankful Inn Wheddon Cross TA24 7DR Telephone(01643) 841222

      Cyclists and walkers will find this pub very welcoming after a long climb to what is the highest pub for many miles, being nearly 1,000 ft above sea level. This 19th century coaching inn, at the heart of Exmoor National Park, has its own skittle alley, pool table, dartboard and private function room. Dunkery Beacon and Snowdrop Valley are both close by. Good locally sourced food is available daily at reasonable prices and there is a carvery on Wednesday and Sunday.

  • Williton
    • Mason's Arms 2 North Road Williton TA4 4SN Telephone(01984) 639200

      A beautiful thatched 16th century inn with oak beams throughout and a pleasant garden where locals and visitors alike sit and relax. The pub hosts quiz teams in the local league. It has a good reputation for its food and quality of its ales. Riches cider is always available. It is close to the coast, Quantock Hills, West Somerset Railway and a short drive to Exmoor National Park. Accommodation is available in 5 en-suite rooms in the adjoining annex.

    • Railway Inn 55 Long Street Williton TA4 4QY Telephone(01984) 632508

      This old inn set beside the A39 has two bars, a small lounge and games room. Internally white walls are interspersed with black beams and stone fireplaces. It has teams in the local quiz, darts, skittles and pool leagues. It also hold its own quiz on Monday nights. By the skittle alley at the back of the pub is an outside seating area. The pub is close to the West Somerset Railway, the Quantock Hills and Exmoor.

    • Wyndham Arms 10 High Street Williton TA4 4NW Telephone(01984) 632381

      The Wyndham Arms used to be a St Austell pub. It has been a free house for some years. It is a lively local and gets very busy during the holiday season. There is a small bar at the front, a large restaurant to the left and a pool room behind the bar. It also has a skittle alley with its own bar. There is a large garden behind the pub. The ciders include Thatchers Cheddar Valley and Orchard Pig.

  • Winsford
    • Royal Oak Inn Halse Lane Winsford TA24 7JE Telephone(01643) 851455

      An attractive thatched inn and hotel within Exmoor National Park. The village is noted for having been the birthplace of Ernest Bevin. The inn also houses the oak stores and post office. The Winn Brook runs past the inn and over the ford that leads up to Exmoor and Tarr Steps. The inn has won a number of awards for its food and details of where food is sourced locally can be found on the website. Summer hours are extended on Sat/Sun.

  • Winsham
    • Bell Inn Church Street Winsham TA20 4HU Telephone(01460) 30677

      A traditional free house that can be found in the centre of the village. It has an L shaped bar and a separate bar/function room where darts, skittles and pool are played. A very welcome and recent addition to the pub has been the installation of a wood burning stove. Many activities are hosted such as a quiz night and bingo. Good value food including a popular Sunday roast. For walkers the pub is on the Liberty Trail.

  • Withypool
    • Royal Oak Inn Withypool TA24 7QP Telephone(01643) 831506

      An old Exmoor Country Inn family run with family values and a great old fashioned feel serving great local ale and food. The two bars and a 40 cover dining room which doubles as a function room are all decorated with an interesting array of historical country pursuits memorabilia. A lovely open fire and log burner for the winter and a few outside tables for the Summer months. Since being re-opened June 2019 the pub is well supported by locals. N.B. A house ale called Withy Wanger is now always available in place of one of the Exmoor Ales.

  • Wiveliscombe
    • Bear Inn 8-10 North Street Wiveliscombe TA4 2JY Telephone(01984) 623537

      A family run and community focused 17th century former coaching inn free house with an on-site micro brewery usually serving four Black Bear Brewery cask ales. The pub has two main areas and a large beer garden. Serves honest, tasty meals with local produce and fresh exclusively brewed beer in a welcoming and lively atmosphere, just as pubs used to be! Close to Exmoor and the Brendon Hills.

    • Nuttycombe Brewery (Hancocks Dray Tap) Ford Road, Wiveliscombe Wiveliscombe TA4 2RE Telephone(01823) 802400

      After the sad demise of Cotleigh Brewery in 2021, Ross Nuttycombe bought the brewing site and all rights of the original brews dating from 1979. Ross managed to retain the original brewer and was able to offer a range of Cotleigh and new Nuttycombe brews. In 2022 RCH Brewery ceased trading and Ross secured the recipies of this great local brewery and able to add such favorites as Pitchfork, East Street Cream, Old Slug and PG Steam to form a fantastic range of local favorite brews under the Nuttycombe Brewery banner. Now Nuttycombe Brewery have opened the 'Hancocks Dray Tap' based in the old area of Hancock horse drawn dray loading bay - the 1st new Licenced public bar in Wiveliscombe for thirty years. Brewery tours available with minimum group size of ten at £6 per head including half price ale in the tap room. Please check Facebook for up to date information regarding events, offers and 'Whats On'.

    • Three Horseshoes Langley Marsh Wiveliscombe TA4 2UL Telephone(01984) 623763

      Situated in the Hamlet of Langley Marsh, approximately a mile to the north from Wiveliscombe Square this small but welcoming pub is worth seeking out even though its opening times are restricted by its remoteness. It is a family concern with good quality meals and snacks, washed down with well kept Real Ales and Ciders. The surrounding country is delight for both travellers and walkers alike.

    • White Hart Hotel The Square Wiveliscombe TA4 2JP Telephone(01984) 623344

      The hotel is a former coaching inn dating back about 350 years and can be found in the town square. The White Hart was once owned by the Hancock family brewery and changed it's name from the Green Dragon to the White Hart in 1807. Wiveliscombe is home to the Exmoor & Cotleigh breweries and both brewery beers feature in the bar together with a guest from further afield. In addition to the food times shown the bar is open each morning and offers a breakfast and extensive coffee menu from 8:30 to 11:00. There are 16 refurbished en-suite rooms.

  • Wootton Courtney
    • Dunkery Beacon Country House Hotel Wootton Courtney TA24 8RH Telephone(01643) 841241

      Set in the Exmoor National Park, a large 1880's house in its own grounds at the west end of the village and clearly signed. It no longer has a bar, but serves bottled beers, some bottle conditioned, as well as cider and perry all supplied from local breweries and producers. These are only available at meal times when ordering food from the menu in the Coleridge Restaurant. This is a condition of the licence. Outstanding views to the south from terrace garden, restaurant and upstairs accommodation rooms. The hours in summer are extended:Wednesday to Friday 18.30 to 20.30 Saturday 11.00 to 16.00 and 18.30 to 20.30hrs. Sunday 09.30 to 16.00hrs. A wonderful friendly family run hotel; you will not be disappointed by your visit.

  • Wrantage
    • Canal Langport Road Wrantage TA3 6DF Telephone(01823) 480210

      Recently renovated 200-year-old roadside pub about five miles south-east of Taunton. Good home-cooked and locally sourced food is served in the restaurant (no food Sun eve). The pleasant enclosed beer garden is available for private functions.

  • Yeovil
    • Armoury Inn 1 The Park Yeovil BA20 1DY Telephone07584 636505

      So named because it was the arms repository of the 16th (Yeovil) Rifle Volunteer Corps. It is said that powder and ammunition was stored in the cellar. The building was converted to licensed premises, known as the Armoury, in the early 1980's. A pub just-off the town centre. There is pool, darts and skittle teams plus a strong following of football and rugby on Sky Sports with two big screens and three TV's. Can get very busy at times. Up to four real ales available and even a real cider. The landlord of this Wadworth pub also manages the Beehive in Yeovil!

    • Arrow Abbey Manor Park Yeovil BA21 3TL Telephone(01935) 476972

      Large Marston's estate pub and a popular venue for pre and post match drinks when Yeovil Town FC are playing at home. Also a popular sports TV venue.

    • Beehive Inn 112 Huish Yeovil BA20 1BD Telephone(01935) 434870

      A community pub with a children’s play area that is safe and away from the road, and a large car park at the rear. Also at the rear is a pleasant and frequently used skittle alley which doubles as a function room. Dart board in main bar and a Pool table in regular use and note the large trophy collection won by crib teams. Local version of Toad in the Hole comes out for charity gigs. Traditional pub food served, and a '5* hygiene' rating. A large file of interesting records indicating that this pub has been in existence since 1841 is readily available for customers to view. Juke box can be a bit loud at times. The pub has a strong reputation for raising money for charity. An all too-rare 'proper locals local'.

    • Bell Inn 207 Preston Road Yeovil BA20 2EW Telephone(01935) 474077

      Still known as 'The Bell', this was once a thriving local that was rebuilt substantially. Even the skittle alley was incorporated into the rebuilding, and now with disabled access from the large car park at the rear and re-branding as 'The Hungry Horse' it became popular with families. It then suffered a disastrous fire, but was rebuilt and continues to thrive as a lively standard Hungry Horse pub with extensive menu and even live bands. Luckily for the locals there is still a warm welcome from the friendly staff and the skittle alley is kept busy.

    • Butchers Arms 13 Hendford Yeovil BA20 1TQ Telephone(01935) 508351

      Pleasant, friendly local at the edge of the town centre. The single L shaped bar has a real fire. Loud juke box, two screens showing pop videos and football etc, several games machines and darts in the bar with a separate skittles alley up a steep slope to the rear. Outside toilets to the rear for ladies and gents. Access to pub and toilets can be challenging for those with mobility issues. No longer owned by Dorset Brewing Company and Cask Marque certification ran out at the end of January. The pub can also be contacted on 01935 428932 or 07931473357.

    • Coopers Mill Brunswick Street Yeovil BA20 1QZ Telephone(01935) 471640

      Greene King pub on the edge of Yeovil with a large bar area complete with Pool Table & Dart Board and a dining area. Weekly Quiz Night on a Thursday and twice a month there is a Disco/Karaoke. Two outside areas. Sky Sports, BT Sport and ESPN is screened.

    • Duke of York 12 Kingston Yeovil BA20 2QL Telephone(01935) 423815

      This building was for a very long time the popular roadside Duke of York pub with its rotunda bar. From 1984 to 1990 it was the nightclub 'Buddys' before reverting to the original name. Three years later it became the Conservative Club which moved from Princes Street site with the big advantage of a large 24 space car park. Now open again as the Duke of York. Care should be taken exiting onto the very busy road. The pub serves London Pride cask ale and a range of bottled ales including Newcastle Brown. It is also home to a game of 'Devils among the Tailors' usually known as table skittles utilising a rare set of bottle shaped pins.

    • Great Lyde 1 Cavalier Way Yeovil BA21 5UA Telephone(01935) 429707

      An old farmhouse conversion, the Great Lyde is split into two distinct halves; the Sportsman’s Bar is popular with locals and the separate Lounge Bar leads to the Restaurant, with family dining, including a carvery using local produce where possible. Despite being closed and reopened on more than one occasion the present recent management changes give reason for optimism, along with the previously forgotten and now reopened skittle alley that has meant there is now guaranteed custom on several nights each week.

    • GWRSA Club Yeovil Pen Mill Yeovil BA21 5DD

      Friendly pleasant small club located immediately adjacent to Pen Mill railway station in Yeovil. Pictures adorn the walls of the railway connection in the town. Card-carrying CAMRA members MUST be signed in by the staff. Evenings can be busy with skittles as part of Yeovil's thriving skittle scene additionally the superb alley is often used for cup games and also doubles as a function room when alley is covered.

    • Manor Hotel Yeovil BA20 1TG Telephone(01935) 423116

      Greene King establishment under its oldenglishinns badge. An 18th century manor house together with converted stables that are connected to the main building at first floor level. 42 letting rooms in a very central location. Function suites for events like weddings. Outdoor drinking areas. There is parking but is pay and display except for residents and function attendees who have to give car reg to reception.

    • Old Barn Club Old Barn Way Yeovil BA20 2NX Telephone(01935) 474764

      A Club situated at Old Barn Way, Yeovil. Busy friendly club with all welcome although membership allows 10% discount on selected drinks. Good weekend entertainment and has two event rooms for hire. Sports on several screens, dartboard in the adjacent bar to the main area. Plenty of seating and comfortable chairs. Usually has two cask ales and a variety of other drinks and a range good club food. A separate building with bar houses two skittle alleys, usually set @ 90 degrees to each other.

    • Pen Mill Hotel Sherborne Road Yeovil BA21 5DB Telephone(01935) 423081

      Built in the mid 1800's this hotel and bar was built for Pen Mill Train Station. The hotel rooms were recently refurbished as have the dining room and bar.

    • Quicksilver Mail 168 Hendford Hill Yeovil BA20 2RG Telephone(01935) 424721

      Roadside pub with a unique name commemorating a high speed mail coach. Unmissable when coming into Yeovil on the A37 from Dorchester. The pub has been run by the same friendly landlord since 2002 and it has virtually been ever present in the Guide. There is a large single bar and separate dining area serving excellent food and a well priced range of wine. The pub is a well known live music destination and also holds comedy, bingo and quiz nights in the bar or function room. Camping in the carpark is restricted to motorhomes. Known as a good food pub and a welcoming place for groups or families to visit. Steps into bar and dining area make it fairly inaccessible for disabled people but the function room is disabled friendly.

    • Red House Dorchester Road Yeovil BA22 9RA Telephone(01935) 477744

      The Red House is an old, substantial, stone built pub, located by the side of the A37, just south of Yeovil. The name ‘Red House’ is believed to derive from the name ‘Redlings’, the rich arable land around the pub being reddish in colour. An new inside skittle alley rediscovered and significantly rebuilt thenks to a pubs games enthusiast and now enjoys regular use with the lounge area now changed considerably. The menus have changed and a carvery is popular on Sundays. Large field adjacent to car park for the kids to let off steam.

    • Royal Standard Larkhill Road Yeovil BA21 3HW Telephone(01935) 424715

      A 1950's pub now owned by Red Oak Taverns, completely refurbished, making it an attractive centre-of-estate pub on busy road. Parking can be difficult at busy times. Large, open plan with regular poker. Also pool, skittles, crib and darts teams. BT Sports football games shown.

    • William Dampier 97 Middle st Yeovil BA20 1LN Telephone(01935) 412533

      Pub named after William Dampier who was born in nearby East Coker and who was the first Englishman to explore parts of what is today Australia, and the first person to circumnavigate the world three times. As you enter there is a bar on the left usually with a range of six cask ales and being a Wetherspoon the ales turn over quickly.

    • Yeovil Ex-Services & Social Club Legion Road Yeovil BA21 3AZ Telephone(01935) 428884

      Built in the 1960's this club is on one of the main thoroughfares of Yeovil. Was renamed from the British Legion which it held for many years. Non-members are welcome but may need to be signed in. Well supported club on skittles nights in particular but also holds popular quiz, bingo and entertainment evenings. Please see Facebook for up-to-date information.

    • Yeovil Golf Club Sherborne Road Yeovil BA21 5BW Telephone(01935) 422965

      A warm welcome awaits you at this clubhouse which is open to the members of the public. Hot and cold beverages available including two real ales. Freshly prepared meals are served including a Sunday carvery. Please Note that the opening hours for summer are 7.30am-9pm and food is served 7.30am-8.30pm, throughout the week. Quiz nights on certain Wednesdays.

    • Yeovil Sports Club Coronation Avenue Yeovil BA21 3DX Telephone(01935) 474433

      Yeovil Sports & Social Club is a long-established organisation that provides sporting facilities namely tennis, football, table tennis, archery and tug of war. In addition it has 2 skittle alleys in regular use for league games - Non-members are welcome for these games. Members only club with own bar but new members welcome for a very reasonable fee. Bar snacks are available.