Travellers Rest

It’s a very child-friendly place, with high chairs, a kids menu and a huge beer garden. The staff were warm and made me feel like a regular on my first visit. The pub grub was fantastic, with generous portions and choices for even fussy eaters. It’s a good place to stop while travelling, and well worth a visit in its own right. I’d recommend it to anyone.

The Travellers Stack burger was enormous, and when it says 8oz, you really do get all 8oz. My girlfriend had the rump steak and loved it, with hardly any fat. Both plates were empty, and we left satisfied. The menu and photos matched the delicious food, and the produce is locally sourced from farmers and traceable by the land owner. The staff were friendly, helpful and chatty. The landlord's dog Ben was a nice addition to a lovely evening. We'd happily recommend the place and will return when we're nearby.

We dropped into this small Somerset country pub on the off chance of getting Sunday lunch, and they were serving it. The roast was nicely cooked, with sweets to choose from the board, and prices were average. Most diners seemed to be visitors stopping for a meal, though a few locals were at the bar, and there are other dishes besides the roast. They had lager and ales, but cider seemed to be the speciality, with a good range and takeaway available. Friendly, efficient staff, plus a dartboard and pool table. Worth a visit.

It was really quiet, but still felt welcoming rather than isolated. Jas, I think that was her name, was helpful, and we got a warm welcome. I took my friend and her daughter, and we all enjoyed the delicious food and generous portions. Thanks, Nick, we'll come back.