Butchers Arms
18 September 2022
A traditional Grade II Listed pub serving quality English fayre and real ales. Ever heard of "Wassailing"? This age old annual tradition takes place here.
Pubs near Old Cleeve
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Butchers Arms
A traditional Grade II Listed pub serving quality English fayre and real ales. Ever heard of "Wassailing"? This age old annual tradition takes place here.
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The Stags Head Inn
In the centre of medieval Dunster you'll find this friendly, characterful inn serving delicious local food. Its history dates it back to the 16th Century, so it really evokes the traditional charm of the area. There are options for a wide range of dietary requirements, but make sure you book in advance to avoid disappointment.
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Pebbles Tavern
With a fistful of awards for both ciders and ales this is the perfect place to stop off for a drink. The staff are very knowledgeable about their drinks. There's no food available but you are allowed to get fish and chips from next door and eat them in the pub. Dogs are welcome (not on music nights) and live music plays regularly. The reviews for this place are tip top.
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The Bicknoller Inn
A thatched village pub with picturesque views of the Quantock Hills. Family friendly and with ample parking available, enjoy a game of skittles in the skittle alley or boules before lunch.
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The Masons Arms
A traditional thatched pub serving traditional ales and English pub grub. Children's menu available. The menu is varied and includes vegetarian options. Car parking is available.
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The Old Ship Aground
Home cooked food served 'River Cottage' style. Banger night (the sausage variety) is every Tuesday with other themed evenings and live music on Fridays. Seating is available outside and there is a car park.
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The Star Inn Watchet
A traditional pub with cask ales, ciders and keg beer available. Food is served daily and local suppliers are used where ever possible. There's a beer garden for warmer weather and dogs are welcome.
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The White Horse Inn
A refurbished, Grade II Listed pub with restaurant on the edge of the Quantock Hills, there is a cute little thatched bar at which to sup your West Country ale.
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The White Horse Inn
Tpyical Somerset pub with tradition features, low beams and wood burner. A separate dining room is available however meals can be taken in the bar which is cosier. Food is traditional, well cooked and served with a smile. Parking is over the road (which can be busy).
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The Windmill Inn
At the foot of the Quantocks, a good stopping place for lunch or dinner with large car park and a purpose built play area for children. Visit the pretty St Audries Church whilst you are there.
Pubs near Old Cleeve
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The Stags Head Inn
12 September 2014
In the centre of medieval Dunster you'll find this friendly, characterful inn serving delicious local food. Its history dates it back to the 16th Century, so it really evokes the traditional charm of the area. There are options for a wide range of dietary requirements, but make sure you book in advance to avoid disappointment.
Pebbles Tavern
With a fistful of awards for both ciders and ales this is the perfect place to stop off for a drink. The staff are very knowledgeable about their drinks. There's no food available but you are allowed to get fish and chips from next door and eat them in the pub. Dogs are welcome (not on music nights) and live music plays regularly. The reviews for this place are tip top.
The Bicknoller Inn
A thatched village pub with picturesque views of the Quantock Hills. Family friendly and with ample parking available, enjoy a game of skittles in the skittle alley or boules before lunch.
The Masons Arms
A traditional thatched pub serving traditional ales and English pub grub. Children's menu available. The menu is varied and includes vegetarian options. Car parking is available.
The Old Ship Aground
Home cooked food served 'River Cottage' style. Banger night (the sausage variety) is every Tuesday with other themed evenings and live music on Fridays. Seating is available outside and there is a car park.
The Star Inn Watchet
A traditional pub with cask ales, ciders and keg beer available. Food is served daily and local suppliers are used where ever possible. There's a beer garden for warmer weather and dogs are welcome.
The White Horse Inn
A refurbished, Grade II Listed pub with restaurant on the edge of the Quantock Hills, there is a cute little thatched bar at which to sup your West Country ale.
The White Horse Inn
Tpyical Somerset pub with tradition features, low beams and wood burner. A separate dining room is available however meals can be taken in the bar which is cosier. Food is traditional, well cooked and served with a smile. Parking is over the road (which can be busy).
The Windmill Inn
At the foot of the Quantocks, a good stopping place for lunch or dinner with large car park and a purpose built play area for children. Visit the pretty St Audries Church whilst you are there.