A traditional pub centrally located in the village. Both locals and visitors alike can enjoy activities including skittles, pool, darts and boules or for a more relaxed visit, sit by the fire. The menu offers lunch and dinner created from local produce (not open Monday's). Children and well behaved dogs on a lead are welcome.
This 18th century former coaching house is well situated between the Quantocks and Exmoor National Park. If you are out and about for day pop in for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
A pretty18th century inn strategically placed on the old turnpike road on the edge of the village. Call in for lunch or dinner with a seasonally changing menu and specials. Children are welcome and ample parking is available.
With stunning views over the Culm Valley, The Half Moon is certainly worth a visit for its traditional homemade food and Real Ales. In the cooler months there is a lovely log fire to welcome you!
Award winning beers are brewed using traditional craft brewing techniques and sold here. Copper Knob cider is also available and introductory evenings are listed on their website.
This local market has lots of craft producers providing a great selection of treats to purchase, together with the traditional local produce.
Visit here for a unique dining experience in either the beautifully designed barn conversion or the Mediterranean court yard. This former cattle shed is sure to delight.
Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, this pub/restaurant has a large outdoor seating area for al fresco dining and plenty of indoor space. Food is freshly cooked to order and a takeaway service is available.
The Catherine Wheel is a traditional Devonshire pub with outside seating and parking. Food is freshly prepared and dogs are welcome.
The Globe is a family-run free house offering great food and a wide selection of drinks. Not only celebrating the best of British grub, the Globe also run international nights, where the menu adapts to more foreign themes. The Globe is a popular pub so booking in advance is recommended.
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28 February 2023
A traditional pub centrally located in the village. Both locals and visitors alike can enjoy activities including skittles, pool, darts and boules or for a more relaxed visit, sit by the fire. The menu offers lunch and dinner created from local produce (not open Monday's). Children and well behaved dogs on a lead are welcome.
8 June 2022
This 18th century former coaching house is well situated between the Quantocks and Exmoor National Park. If you are out and about for day pop in for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
13 April 2022
A pretty18th century inn strategically placed on the old turnpike road on the edge of the village. Call in for lunch or dinner with a seasonally changing menu and specials. Children are welcome and ample parking is available.
31 August 2014
With stunning views over the Culm Valley, The Half Moon is certainly worth a visit for its traditional homemade food and Real Ales. In the cooler months there is a lovely log fire to welcome you!
Award winning beers are brewed using traditional craft brewing techniques and sold here. Copper Knob cider is also available and introductory evenings are listed on their website.
This local market has lots of craft producers providing a great selection of treats to purchase, together with the traditional local produce.
Visit here for a unique dining experience in either the beautifully designed barn conversion or the Mediterranean court yard. This former cattle shed is sure to delight.
Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, this pub/restaurant has a large outdoor seating area for al fresco dining and plenty of indoor space. Food is freshly cooked to order and a takeaway service is available.
The Catherine Wheel is a traditional Devonshire pub with outside seating and parking. Food is freshly prepared and dogs are welcome.
The Globe is a family-run free house offering great food and a wide selection of drinks. Not only celebrating the best of British grub, the Globe also run international nights, where the menu adapts to more foreign themes. The Globe is a popular pub so booking in advance is recommended.