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.
Food and Drink near Watchet
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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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Chantry Tea Gardens
A lovely spot for a cream tea, especially in summer when the roses are in bloom!
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Locks Victorian Tea Room & Gardens
The savoury toothed amongst you will be enchanted by the opportunity to taste the soft, warm Dorset blue cheese scones that come with the Savoury Cream Tea at Locks, a delicious alternative to the ususal Cream Tea, which is also served of course. Dining in the traditional English rose garden this really is the perfect place to refuel after walking in Exmoor, shopping in Dunster High Street or spending time on the West Somerset Railway steam train from Minehead.
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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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Reeves Restaurant
On the high street in Dunster, if you are in the area then this place comes highly recommended. Food is contemporary with great attention to detail. Booking is essential as there is usually a waiting list.
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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 Carew Arms
Settled at the foot of the Quantock Hills, this 16th Century inn reaps the benefits of beautiful countryside and lots of fresh air. Specialising in good food, real ales and fine wines, this dog-friendly pub invites all members of the family to enjoy. Free parking is available.
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The Hood Arms
The Hood Arms is a 17th century coaching inn with large garden where dogs are welcome. Lunch and dinner are served daily apart from Monday's and booking ahead is recommended.
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The Luttrell Arms Hotel
Dunster is a chocolate box village at the foot of the Quantocks and this wonderful eatery should be on your list of places to visit. You can choose from the Bar & Garden or AA Rosette dining in Psalter's Restaurant. Internally the decor is warm and cosy with open fires and comfy seating. Outside in warmer weather the garden is pure delight with lovely countryside views. You may never want to leave.
Food and Drink near Watchet
'Need to find the best places near Watchet for Food and Drink. We have listed 17 Pubs, Cafes and Restaurants, reviewed by people who have tried them.'
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.
Chantry Tea Gardens
A lovely spot for a cream tea, especially in summer when the roses are in bloom!
Locks Victorian Tea Room & Gardens
The savoury toothed amongst you will be enchanted by the opportunity to taste the soft, warm Dorset blue cheese scones that come with the Savoury Cream Tea at Locks, a delicious alternative to the ususal Cream Tea, which is also served of course. Dining in the traditional English rose garden this really is the perfect place to refuel after walking in Exmoor, shopping in Dunster High Street or spending time on the West Somerset Railway steam train from Minehead.
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.
Reeves Restaurant
On the high street in Dunster, if you are in the area then this place comes highly recommended. Food is contemporary with great attention to detail. Booking is essential as there is usually a waiting list.
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 Carew Arms
Settled at the foot of the Quantock Hills, this 16th Century inn reaps the benefits of beautiful countryside and lots of fresh air. Specialising in good food, real ales and fine wines, this dog-friendly pub invites all members of the family to enjoy. Free parking is available.
The Hood Arms
The Hood Arms is a 17th century coaching inn with large garden where dogs are welcome. Lunch and dinner are served daily apart from Monday's and booking ahead is recommended.
The Luttrell Arms Hotel
Dunster is a chocolate box village at the foot of the Quantocks and this wonderful eatery should be on your list of places to visit. You can choose from the Bar & Garden or AA Rosette dining in Psalter's Restaurant. Internally the decor is warm and cosy with open fires and comfy seating. Outside in warmer weather the garden is pure delight with lovely countryside views. You may never want to leave.