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Traditional restaurants in South Somerset
Panborough Inn
Traditional, Pubs and Bars with Restaurants
15.5 miles
Panborough BA5 1PN
With wonderful views of the Glastonbury Tor and the Mendips, the Panborough Inn is situated in a small hamlet just ten minutes' drive from Wells, Glastonbury and Cheddar. The Panborough Inn is a familyrun free house dating back to the 17th Century. The Panborough Inn offers an extensive selection of beers, local real ales, good-qu...
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Hunter's Moon
Traditional15.6 miles Middlemarsh DT9 5QN
Surrounded by wide, open countryside, the Hunter’s Moon in Middlemarsh is a prime getaway location. Whether you want to stay overnight or just visit for the day, book out the whole venue for a party or just bring the family (dogs are welcome too), this 18th-century inn can fulfil your needs.
The menu includes a wide range...
The Swan at Kingston
Traditional15.6 miles Taunton Road Kingston St Mary TA2 8HW
A real heart of the community, The Swan at Kingston offers a warm welcome to locals and visitors alike. Attractively decorated, with squashy armchairs by a roaring fire, painted stone walls and exposed wooden beams, this venue is bursting with traditional charm. In warmer months the verdant beer garden is also delightful, and gues...
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The Pheasant Inn
Traditional15.7 miles Wells Road Wookey BA5 1LQ
Located just outside Wells, The Pheasant Inn is the epitome of traditional country charm. This dog-friendly pub is surrounded by beautiful walks and cycle routes, making it the perfect base from which to explore the area. Pop in to refresh yourself with a pint of real ale, or to sample the gin of the week. The menu is overfl owing...
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The White Hart
Traditional15.8 miles 548 Caundle Street DT9 5FP
A classic country pub and kitchen, The White Hart is nestled in the tranquil village of Bishop’s Caundle, surrounded by open fields and thatched cottages. Having been taken over by a new team, The White Hart now boasts a tasty menu of homemade British classics as well as an exciting calendar of upcoming events, including charity...
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The York Inn
Traditional15.9 miles Honiton Road Churchinford TA3 7RF
Whether you fancy a hearty lunch after a dog walk on the rugged Blackdown Hills, or a relaxed evening meal out with friends, this delightful country pub is sure to rise to the occasion. A beautiful, rural setting invites guests in to discover the warm welcome that awaits at The York Inn. Get comfy in a leather armchair by the wood...
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The Sherston Inn
Traditional16.2 miles Priory Road BA5 1SU
�If you are planning a visit to the historic cathedral city of Wells then a welcome stop would be The Sherston Inn, located on the pretty outskirts of this quaint city. The former coaching inn, which once served travellers heading to London, now serves discerning locals drawn to the place by its reputation for delicious dishes c...
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The Pymore Inn
Traditional, Pubs and Bars with Restaurants16.2 miles Pymore DT6 5PN
The Pymore Inn is housed in a Georgian creeper-clad building that dates back to 1760. Just a mile north of Bridport off the A3066, it's easy to reach but benefits from a rural location. The pub retains the traditional charm of inns of old with panelled walls and a beautiful fireplace and wood burner, and outside is a large walled ga...
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The Rumwell Inn
Traditional, Pubs and Bars with Restaurants16.4 miles Rumwell TA4 1EL
The Rumwell Inn is situated near the beautiful Blackdown Hills and is certainly worth seeking out. Outside, the pretty beer garden offers fantastic views of the local area, while the interior offers a maze of nooks and crannies for discreet dining, with larger areas for groups and parties. To start I enjoyed the prawn gateau - the...
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The Nog Inn
Traditional16.6 miles South Street BA9 9DL
The award-winning Nog Inn is conveniently located in Wincanton within easy reach of the A303. On the borders of Somerset, Devon, and Wiltshire, Wincanton is a central pit-stop and is a great foodie destination in its own right. Great quality, freshly prepared food is what the pub is best known for, in addition to the excellent ran...
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The Bear Inn
Traditional16.6 miles 12 Market Place BA9 9LP
The market town of Wincanton is home to The Bear Inn, a charming family-run pub serving wholesome British fare. Fans of Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels will be interested to hear that Wincanton is officially twinned with Ankh-Morpork – the premier city in the fantasy series – and The Bear Inn is the headquarters for Hogsw...
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The Loders Arms
Traditional, Pubs and Bars with Restaurants16.7 miles Loders DT6 3SA
This 17th-Century pub is located in the beautiful west Dorset village of Loders, just a short drive from Bridport and the famous Jurassic Coast. Open every day, The Loders Arms offers quality home-prepared meals using as much locally sourced produce as possible. The Loders Arms was taken over in May 2009 by Mike and Julie Webb, lon...
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Traditional16.8 miles Long Street Croscombe BA5 3QJ
�The Bull Terrier is one of the oldest licensed pubs in Somerset, with some parts of the building dating from 1612. Flagstone floors, open fires and original beams all feature in the main bar, which is cosy and inviting. Ruth and Barry Vidler have owned the pub for 12 years, and pride themselves on using local produce, with the ...
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The Cannards Well
Traditional, Pubs and Bars with Restaurants16.8 miles Cannards Grave Road BA4 4LY
If you thought hospitality was a thing of the past, then visit this hostelry, where customers are really made to feel at home. Savvy travellers booking one of the 18 bedrooms will visit nearby attractions, including the cathedral cities of Wells and Bath, mystical Glastonbury and the impressive Cheddar Gorge. The rustic charm of the ...
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