Brewers Arms in South Somerset - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

This place was fantastic for a nights stop whilst working away , room was spotless, staff amazing, dinner was great and the breakfast was by far one of the best Iv had !!!! Thank you !

The restaurant had a great vibe and tradition with a modern twist decor. There are different areas to sit. A couple of tables looking out the front or a couple viewing the garden along with the central seating section of the restaurant. The drinks selection was very good. The food was excellent. I had the pie. Which was definitely home made and exceptional. My husband had the steak and enjoyed it. The mixed berry crumble and cheese board to finish was the perfect combo to end a really enjoyable meal/experience. Two courses and a bottle of wine £70. The food and atmosphere are well worth the money.

Due to a “ no show” we were lucky to eat here. Thanks to the lovely lady for letting us ☺️ . Great food ( vegetarian burger and belly pork. Extensive food menu and good choice of drinks. Would recommend.

Great pub with fine selection of beers and ciders. Menu good value. Despite some reviews we found the landlady and staff welcoming and helpful. Visited last year and hopefully again next year

We chose the Brewers arms as we attended a gig at a nearby hall. We knew that food would not be served on a Sunday evening so made preparations for this. On arrival there was live music and a great atmosphere. The beer garden was a nice size and relaxing to sit in ( I recommend a pint of Otter best!) The room was spotless and the bed was comfy. Breakfast was great, vegetarian was catered for as well. Good coffee and friendly service. The village is simply beautiful.

I love coming here! Whether it's just for drinks or for a meal we are always made to feel very welcome by the landlady Nikki and her team .Always happy to chat and say hello everytime . The food is delicious and well presented with lots of choice . Looking forward to summer to sit outside in their lovely garden area . X

Stepping into this pub, it feels you walked into a scene of League of Gentlemen. The landlady is unwelcoming to everyone apart from locals (those that have at least 2 generations buried in the local cemetery) and her rudeness is well-known locally. It makes no sense to invest ones hard-earned money into a business owned by someone who treats you like sh*t. Have some self-respect and become a patron at a pub who cares for your custom.

Rude reception by one as always! Duncan sort her out!!!!!!!!! All the reviews are saying the same so clearly there is a problem! Other staff lovely and a fab little pub! Lovely food though! Such a shame as you come away thinking…. ‘Why did I waste my money going in there for someone to be so rude and have such a cold welcome and plates being slammed down’

Well what can I say our son was 18 and we decided to take him to the brewers ,nikki and all the staff could not do enough for us from putting up banners dressing the table and the little mixture off food was excellent all I can say is thank god we have the brewers highly recommend 5 star treatment thank you

Lovely little pub and the food is great! Staff always very friendly apart from one..... My Dad had lovely food and enjoys eating out. Unfortunately in his later years he now some times struggles to get his words out. He was treated with little understanding of this and was spoken to rudely by a member of staff who at her age should probably know better.

What a rude reception by the landlady and then made to feel unwelcome throughout our meal. Lots of other places locally that would rather eat at. Definitely won’t be going again.

My experience of the brewers arms been going to pub for the last 35 years , only because it’s the best location ,centre of village but it’s the only place , never for the happy chatty bar staff and customer service (not )described in other feed back of Nikki and her staff it’s the only pub I have been asked to fxxx off by the bar staff for offering to put my change into the charity box landlord Duncan and the landlady have clearly outlasted there useful time in the pub , time to move on and let someone with some customer skills for the good of the village

This one of our favourite pubs to visit, the food is superb and the place has a very good atmosphere, the staff are polite & helpful, what more could you ask for!

We love this pub, it’s our village local and when we get the chance to go we will always go. It’s a family run business and a lovely family and the team are all amazing. Always has a great atmosphere and my Husband and I adore the team and adore Nikki she has a heart of gold will do anything for the community and is loved by many.

The landlady was utterly rude, clearly a bully to her staff and made me feel as if I had done something wrong the moment I asked her for a menu. She is well known locally for being a dysfunctional (barely) human being and the locals despise her. Her pub does not deserve your money. Plenty of other great pubs in the area - try anywhere but here. Hopefully she'll move on once the business dries up.

A warm welcome the minute we walked in. Bar area was heaving as it was the Friday before Christmas, but found a table to sit at and have a drink before the restaurant opened, which was very pleasant and had a lovely atmosphere. Restaurant was really tastefully decorated, spotlessly clean and well laid out not squashed in. A great selection on the menu. Food was amazing and service was fantastic. No sign of any rude grumpy landlady, everyone was polite, well mannered and really happy in there work even though it was the start of a very busy night for them. Would defiantly return again a hidden gem just off the A303.

Do not go to this pub if you like a friendly atmosphere. Roast potatoes that could break windows! Wish I had listened to the reviews.

Lovely pub, staff for the majority were lovely. Land lady however was brash and rude to a number of family members. Refused an extra member of our party food however allowed walk ins. The food was varied. Beef roasts went down well pork was tough as leather. Ironically.

This is a busy pub and restaurant. When we visited it was packed! Service was attentive and the food was excellent! If you're looking for silver service and overly-gushy staff, then maybe this pub isn't for you... I don't really understand the bad reviews. I'd rather be served by professional staff who are accurate with your order when it is that busy, rather than expect a flowery welcome. We chose from the pub classics menu. Chips were amazing, coleslaw was amazing! Great selection of beers, very dog friendly and locals welcoming!

First time visiting as have just moved to the area. Friends had highly recommended it and so pleased they did. Nikki the Manager made me feel so welcome even though I was dining on my own didnt feel awkward at all. A lovely warm friendly atmosphere. I had the Curry of the Day Lamb Rogan Josh absolutely delicious the meat was so so tender and lots of delicious sauce and rice cooked to perfection . Despite being rather full up had a dessert ! Honey Panacotta with Blackberry Coulis . Would highly recommend it was delicious . I will definitely be bringing friends and family here. They do takeaway menu also great very reasonable brunch menu and their roast dinners on a Sunday have excellent reputation . Just a One Big Thank you to all of the team feel very lucky to have such a great local pub/ restaurant in my village.

Me and my wife ,went to the themed seafood night with friends and what a great treat we were served service was excellent food was fantastic all I can say is thank you for a lovely evening and if people read this I highly recommend the brewers for there food and hospitality great little pub

Nicely renovated, busy village restaurant and pub in centre of charming Somerset village and just minutes from the A303. Food was good, and service was brisk and friendly. Good selection of locally brewed ales too.

My husband and I along with our family (6 and a baby in total) visited the Brewers Arms in South Petherton yesterday 12th September for Sunday Lunch. When we arrived the attitude of the landlady was appalling and very very rude. If I had not had children with me who were hungry I would have turned round and walked out.My husband asked if we could order some drinks at the bar but was told no it was table service and she then showed us to our table. She then told us that she had a party of 11 to see to before us. After a short while she came for our drinks order. My son had to go and find a high chair as we were not offered one. We ordered our food and must say it was very good. The service from the waiting staff was excellent and could not do enough to help us. I worked in front facing customer service for years and I can honestly say if I or any of my colleagues had treated any of our customers as we were treated we would have been reprimanded by our Manager. Everybody deserves respect which we were clearly not given. Needless to say we will not be visiting there again Have never experienced anything like it. I have not rated the service as the Landlady left a lot to be desired but the waiting staff excellent

On booking a table over the phone the lady was extremely rude On arrival same lady ( landlady ) was so rude we almost walked out , I had to find my own high chair she refused to get one , spoke to my father and mother extremely rude with a horrible attitude after my dad only asked what draught beer they had , she didn’t even show us to our table she just pointed to a table and said that’s yours and walked off , dad then asked to order drinks which she replied “ you will have to wait I’ve got other things to do “ I could go on forever with they way she was !!! I for one will never ever eat or drink in the pub again and I’m surprised they have any customers

Went to the restaurant for our first night out post baby to celebrate our anniversary with the anticipation of enjoying a meal with drinks and making the most of my parents baby sitting.Sadly our excitement was short lived due to the miserable customer service from the landlady. From the moment we arrived we felt that we were not welcome. Roughly pointed to our table. Everything seemed like an effort and they couldn't rush us through fast enough. No care in the customer service and its such a shame because the food is actually pretty good. Needless to say we left as soon as we possibly could.

My friends & I came in on a Saturday evening just looking for some drinks. We were rudely greeted by the landlady who basically barked at us because we didn’t book just for drinks. ‘Can’t you see we are busy, you should of booked’ Other members of staff looked very uncomfortable around her. She spoke to us like we were idiots. I work in a pub myself and would never speak to a paying customer like she did. We were placed on a table outside and the waitress took our order. Drinks were brought out quickly by the waitress.A table of 4 young lads were placed next to us and asked us if the landlady has spoke to us poorly aswell.They made us feel uncomfortable & an inconvenience, we drank our drinks and left (we were sat down for about 15 mins) The table next to us left after their drink aswell.Such a poor experience from my local, won’t be returning because of the poor customer service and the lack of respect to other human beings

Today I phoned the Brewers Arms for a table reservation and when I asked on the phone about a table down the garden the lady just replied no very bluntly then a friend rang and she was even ruder I think it’s absolutely disgusting the way I was spoken to you on the phone especially from the bar owner as I recognised her voice she can actually stick a reservation up her cornhole and I’ll be going elsewhere for the England game

Stayed here overnight for a local event. I think we were the first post lock-down guests and the rooms had been decorated to a beautiful standard and everything was in excellent order. The room (number 1) is spacious and well equipped for a short stay. The bathroom was spotless and the towels were new. Breakfast was a definite highlight - the full English was tasty, piping hot and accompanied by limitless tea, coffee and toast. All in all this was a lovely stay in a very clean and friendly pub with lovely staff and a warm welcome.

We went twice as our food (especially the puds) was so good . The next night we had a pizza takeaway which was fresh and tasty and on time and decently priced (even more so had I not phoned up to say I hadn’t paid :-)) definitely recommend for both in food dining and take away.

5 ***** if you’re in the area this is a pub you need to visit lovely food and amazing front of house team and a great atmosphere we had a lovely evening here highly recommended can’t wait to return ..

First day the pub has been open for breakfast following a renovation. Ready great job on the renovation and food was great. The guys have done a fantastic job during this difficult time to make the pub feel like a pub.

Nice choice of food, the staff are very friendly nothing is to much trouble. Lovely garden in pleasant surroundings.

Will not be going again.After having tried to make a takeaway order last Sunday and being told food was not served after 3PM (despite the website saying otherwise) I made an order for collection the following Thursday (today). I arrived at the pub and saw a temporary paper sign to the left stating where takeaways were to be collected. I therefore went through the door to the left into the restaurant. I was immediately confronted by who I assume is the landlady to say that I was not meant to be in this area as it was under renovation and I was told to use the other entrance. I was quite taken aback by the aggressive tone and went to leave only to be met by a handle-less door. I told the landlady that there was no handle and I was told - again unnecessarily aggressively - about that being the reason that this entrance was not to be used and that there was a sign. I apologised but stated that I didn’t think the signage was particularly clear. The door was finally opened from the other side by the landlady who made her displeasure very clear at having to go around and open it from the outside. I was shown a small arrow pointing right, albeit not on the temporary sign itself. I still didn’t think it was as clear as it could have been, and said as much. No apology was given and I was given my food by the much friendlier bar staff. The food was mediocre and certainly not worth the hassle.We’ve had a few takeaways from here before and some visits to the restaurant, but we will certainly not be coming again. I still believe the signage was inadequate but even if it had have been, there is simply no excuse for being rude to paying clientele. Certainly not the way to run a business and we will take our custom elsewhere from now on.

Love the brewers arms what an excellent pub!. Delicious food and good size portions- you don't leave this place hungry and really good priced. I can't fault the Brewers one bit. Lovely alcoholic drinks nothing tastes flat, even in the hot weather. Also great, lovely, friendly staff everyone is welcome here. I need to take more pictures of my food before I eat it- it's just so yummy. You want great, locally sourced food then The Brewers arms is the place to be!.

Fantastic speedy and friendly service even when very busy. Great pizzas with plenty of olives. Highly recommend sitting in the spacious garden.

The landlord went above and beyond to make us feel welcome despite the restrictions due to COVID-19. Good beer, great atmosphere!

Visited here twice now and both times have been absolutely fantastic! The food is freshly made with local ingredients and it is amazing! The steak and ale pie is awesome! Looks small when it arrives on the huge plates but it's so filling and packed with meat.

Four of us just had dinner at the Brewers, absolutely superb, would recommend this to anyone. Looking forward to breakfast in the morning.

We had visited this pub and had thought the food was very acceptable on previous occasions. However, on booking this venue for a funeral wake finger buffet, we realised that their idea and presentation of suitable food was not up to previous standards. It lacked any colour, was not what was ordered over the telephone and was overpriced. It was in fact very embarrassing, but there was little we could or would do on the day. If anyone should choose to deal with this establishment for such an occasion, they should get a menu in writing, stating exactly what will be supplied and how it will look. There is huge room for improvement, but having corresponded with them over this already, we seriously doubt they will take anything on board.

This was our 2nd visit to this pub staying here for 4 nights, the owners and staff are so friendly and accommodating, the food is lovely, the room is just what you want especially for the price you pay and the locals welcome you. On a whole its a bloody brilliant few days here no complaints what so ever

My husband and I stayed in the accommodation at the pub so sampled the restaurant a few times. The first time we were a little late going in but the staff were still very accommodating and didn’t mind at all. There was a great selection of ales and ciders, as well as the lagers/beers you always find on the pumps at a pub, there was a nice variety of wines on the menu too. I had the rump steak which was cooked to my liking and accompanied by onion rings, chunky chips, flat mushroom, tomatoes on the vine and garnished with pea shoots, it looked amazing, I wish I’d taken pictures! I also had the blue cheese sauce which was a lovely accompaniment. My husband had the home made steak burger, which he said was the best burger he’s ever had! An accolade in itself as that is his go to food on any menu. It came with skinny fries, dressed salad leaves and coleslaw, beautifully presented and all very tasty! I had the cheese board to finish and Andrew had the Sticky Toffee cheesecake (I think) which we really enjoyed. I also had the Sirloin steak and the burger and Andrew had the steak and ale pie and sampled the divine lemon cheesecake over the 5 nights we stayed, all equally delicious and all worth going back for. Can’t wait to go again. All of the staff were lovely and nothing was too much trouble.

Recently had a meal here. Felt I was being extremely rushed to make a selection from the menu. When the food arrived, it was very minimal for the cost. Landlady was very abrupt and rude, huffing and puffing about how busy she was. Not a good experience, won’t be returning.

We sat in the pretty garden & had the dish of the day, which was duck breast. It was cooked to perfection with lovely fresh vegetables & potatoes cakes.SentThey had a good a la carte menu & nice looking puddings. Service was quick & polite but not over friendly.Our dog was welcome.

I went into the brewers for the first time, to collect my takeaway. I spoke to the landlady who was busy talking to a friend for 20 minutes. I waited for her to finish her conversation and came back to get my food, she made a sarcastic comment about me coming to get the food.When I asked if I could have mayonnaise added to my order, she dropped my food on the floor and said ‘we’re very busy and now i’m going to have to go back to the kitchen to get some’ in a rude a tone and shouting at me (I had no knowledge I had to order sauce before collecting) After she got the mayonnaise she huffed and puffed and slammed the card machine down for me to use. As I was walking out she muttered under her breath that I was rude and carried on to talk about me. VERY unprofessional in my opinion!!!

So this was my first time to The Brewers Arms for a family birthday and had a nice meal.. unfortunately at the end of the night I realised I had lost my car keys and asked a lady if she had, had any handed in.. she replied agressively 'No and someones already asked me' and stormed off! Then later I phoned to leave my details incase anyone handed them in over night only to have the woman huff and puff down the phone and say 'come on whats your details then I am very busy!!!!' I literally couldnt believe the customer service that I had got considering we had just paid for a big meal there with 15 people. I will NEVER be going back and will tell others not to as well!!! RUBBISH customer service!!!

Eight friends met up in this delightful Somerset village, for a weekend together, kicked off with two hours in the nine-pin bowling alley at the Brewer's Arms. Very tasty guest beers, and delicious sandwiches made for a riotously good event.

12 of us celebrated my mum's 90th Birthday in the restaurant side of the Brewers Arms and it was very special.

Went to the Brewer arms for a lovely family meal due to the chicken being under cooked my daughter had food poisoning. Spoke to a lady called Lisa regarded this matter who was very rude and and unpleasant. I would highly NOT recommend this restaurant.

Been here a few times, mainly for a Sunday evening roast. Food is excellent. Lovely atmosphere, the staff are really friendly and welcoming.

Lovely village pub with excellent food, wine, beer, staff and really friendly and comfortable atmosphere. Great to see a pub nice and busy like this on a Tuesday night and to see so many people enjoying meeting up for a drink or a meal and socialising at the heart of the village.

Hadn't been for a few months due to a busy summer, but found the Brewers Arms to be as good as ever. Friendly welcome and excellent service, wonderful meals, great value for money, all in lovely surroundings.

The rooms have a very high standard of cleanliness. Beautifully-cooked and generously-portioned full English breakfast. This is an extremely well-run village pub/hotel with a nice selection of cask ales, lovely food, and lots going on for the benefit of looking cars and visitors. Extensive beer garden. It seems to be the perfect ‘hub’ for this lovely Somerset village. The fish was so fresh and delicious. Very welcoming and friendly staff, and very honest in their customer service. Highly recommended. Would definitely return.

Bossy and arrogant landlady! Went for a family get together and the food was okay however the landlady needs to go on a custom service course. Grumpy bulldog!

We went to this pub with friends. We ate out in the pub garden was very nice, it featured an all weather awning the covered quite a few benches allowing the garden to be used even in the rain. A couple of things in garden to amuse the children. The food was tasty, arrived on time and looked great. Good wholesome food served by a very nice lady. Very reasonable.

As a light lunch, the Brewers's toasties hit the spot. Attractively presented on a board bearing salad leaves and a pot of chips, the toasties include tasty fillings such as bacon ,brie and cranberry. Nice lunch for not much more than a fiver. And four local and guest beers to choose from, with four more to look forward to next time. Excellent.

We visited here last year with friends and returned this year with family. The rooms were comfortable and clean with all the expected facilities. Although the pub was busy, and due to the weather, we had the windows open, we were not disturbed by any noise. The breakfast was plentiful, although perhaps it would have been nice to have some fruit or youghurt on offer. We ate in the restaurant on 3 occassions, and the food was very good. Overall, the staff were very friendly and efficient and would certainly not hesitate to stay.there again and also recommend to family and friends

We had booked here as it was close to the airshow we wanted to go to. I'm so glad we did it's such a lovely place to stay. We loved it so much we have booked again for next year. The staff are friendly, the real ale and gin selection was spot on, food was delicious as was the breakfasts and the room was clean, spacious and up-to-date with decor. I highly recommend this place x

This is a great pub, really lovely garden, the food is excellent. The childrens menu is high qiality and there is a great choice of drinks. Always lots going on but really friendly staff to make you special

Had a really lovely meal here last night. The food in the restaurant was really well cooked, the sea bass skin was wonderfully crisp and the spring vegetables tasted as though they had come straight from the garden. Have visited here regularly over many years when visiting from New Zealand and The Brewer’s has never failed to deliver.

Been here a few times and always had the ham egg and chips which is lovely but went on a Sunday and had the chicken roast and it was so bad I couldn't finish it .

Cycled from Yeovil, had lunch with coffee and a dessert. Very good food, excellent service, reasonably priced. Very happy customer.

Wife and i popped in for a drink on a thursday lunchtime the bar wasnt busy but the attitude of the woman not lady behind the bar was one of for christ sake not another customer !!!! My wife only wanted blackcurrant and soda but obviously that was too hard for the woman.

My first visit to The Brewers, after being highly recommended by friends, didn't disappoint!

Regular here about every fortnight or when there is a special night. Now doing smaller portions which is great for me as since my stroke I cant eat the usual size. Can always manage a pudding and special coffee

A return visit, one of many. Warm welcome, lovely atmosphere, great service, lovely steaks and fish, great value for money in lovely surroundings.

We stayed for two nights, the room was very good, clean and comfortable. Although it is a busy pub we were not troubled by any noise. The breakfasts were excellent and the service very good.

Nice pub with restaurant seating if preferred. Good selection of food on the menu including vegetarian options. Good choice of bottled wine and plenty of beers to choose from.

We came here before a concert at David Hall, and would like to say thank you for fitting us in early as they were booked up. Two of the meals that we had, kids ham & eggs and sweet potato curry were very nice but the chicken New Yorker was not great, very bland and tough chicken breast, possibly frozen?, and poor coleslaw. Nice place and would return.

I started by messaging on Facebook to ask about music and was met with a blunt and frankly rude 'It's not a disco it's a band' no...Hello, thank you for messaging...and the woman 'Nicki' did not disappoint when we got there...I organise the work social and we booked for 12 people, when 9 of us arrived we were met with ' you need to hurry up and order as YOU didn't pre-order I have a table of 35 in soon' A: I was never asked! and B: Way to go to make your customers feel valued and welcome! and C: How can you not handle a table of 12 without a pre-order!? It got worse, we were hurried, when I asked for the wifi password she basically told me 'there isn't one while walking away!! I have run a few restaurants and I would hang my head in shame if ANY of my front of house staff were as rude let along the Landlord's wife!! shame...food was good...needless to say, I won't be booking any more socials in or telling anyone to go. Maybe you should think about putting someone with a smile and personality for customer service on the front?!

Gutbesuchtes Gastro-Pub. Das Essen war und mit gutem Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis. Real Ale erhältlich.

We stayed here for 2 nights and I can honestly say I couldn't fault the pub, the room was lovely, the food was gorgeous and the owners and staff were great made us feel very welcome, we chatted to the locals as well and they were very friendly actually can't wait to revisit here it's a gem of a pub

Couldn't fault the food, absolutely lovely! One member of staff however needs to go on a training course on how to be polite. We were greeted with "did you book? ". No hello or anything like that. Hope management reads this because she is letting your lovely restaurant down. Rude cow

Popped in for a early evening meal, and decided on their 2 steaks for £25. INCREDIBLE steak, tasty and well cooked. The service was great and the staff were really helpful.

Yo y mi familia (y hay un montón de nosotros) hemos usado este pub y restaurante para un largo tiempo. Aunque no podemos decir que siempre dan un servicio amable (que nunca quejarse) no disfrutar de la comida y apoyo a nuestro local buisnesses. . . . Sin embargo mi abuela compró un bono de £50 para una comida como un regalo para su hija y pareja (mi madre) el voucher se acabaron el 20 de junio. Poco después el cupón había sido comprado por desgracia tanto mi madre y su compañero cayó enfermo resultante en 3 operaciones entre ellos han sido incapaces de usar sus regalos. Mi abuela íbamos a hablar con ellos acerca de la ampliación de la vale para que ella satisfizo con el propietario Nicky que dijo la situación era su culpa propia y no podían hacer nada para ella. Con simpatía muy poco y un montón de mendigar de una señora mayor malestar hizo decidir ampliar el vale para el 20 de agosto pero salimos 20 libras que les vale 30 libras. Ella fue muy rápido a decir a mi abuela que su esposo no se contenta con su decisión. Todo esto ha llevado a una abuela muy enfadado y mi madre y su compañera no quieren usar los cupones ahora ya que no creo que serán recibidos con una bienvenida agradable. No hace falta decir que ninguno de nuestra familia a este lugar de nuevo. Quizás los propietarios deben repensar cómo tratan a la gente.

We regularly visit Martock and decided to venture into South Petherton for something to eat.Booked a table at The Brewers Arms and we were not disappointed. My husband and I had the beef salad as a starter and the Italian chicken stuffed with mozzarella and sundried tomatoes and came with plenty of vegetables.Sadly we could not fit a dessert in, hopefully next time! We will definitely come here again on our next return to Somerset. The staff were really friendly and helpful. The food was excellent.

very good village type restaurant, reasonable price.good service. we also attended a birthday celebration at Hawksbury Mill, great location and good food and service

Had the fish special tonight and it was delicious!Smoked cod on a bed of mustard seed mash , peas and monge twoUnderlying.And topped with a poached crispy egg !I mostly eat of their specials board as it's a detriment to the chief !Never have I been let downVery busy village pub with a top restaurant attached.

A very nice, clean, friendly village pub. We had a very good curry and the beer was exceptional. We would certainly visit again next time we're down this way.

Stopped in South Petherton in desperation this lunch time, not much food to be had on the A303. What a find! Excellent food and hospitality, set in a lovely village just off the main road. We had the amazing celeriac & apple soup followed by excellent ploughman's. We would make a detour to return sometime.

We were staying locally and needed an evening meal. We called into the Brewers Arms as it has a very good reputation. My husband had a burger which was absolutely delicious. We would certainly return if visiting the area again.

We stayed for one night. The room was perfect with a nice sized ensuite. The room was clean with rally comfortable bed and freshly smelling bedding. All we needed for one night stay. Breakfast was generous and tasty. Would stay again.

Very good fish food The Lemon Brioche was wonderful: lots of calories though. Always vist this pub when in the area.

We were lucky enough to find this place. Although only a small village the pub is very busy all the time. They have a very good selection of well kept real ales (hence the CAMRA awards) as well as a large selection of malt whiskies and fine wines. They only have 3 rooms which are all en-suite and decorated to a high standard and which has their own seperate entrance through the courtyard. We only ate in the restaurant 1 night as we had already booked to eat elsewhere on other nights, however, would have liked to have made more use of the restaurant as the food was very good. (Perhaps next time) The breakfast was served in the garden room and was all freshly cooked with local produce and certainly plentiful. Duncan and Ali were helpful and knowledgeable of the local area and we would certainly not only visit again ourselves but also would not hesitate to recommend to others

Have just been to the brewers arms for a Valentine's meal , absolutely brilliant can definitely recommend even if not for a special occasion. Well done to Nicky and her team attention to detail brill

As usual a fantastic meal had by me and the missus!A new menu ! With some of are very best favourite dishes !I had calves liver on a bed of mash with mustard seed,a rich Gravy and crispy bacon bits , fresh veg Yum yumWife had belly pork which is a must for her and throughly enjoyed it .Great friendly service and welcoming staff as usual!

We booked to see a band in the village and so went to the Brewers Arms before hand to eat. It is the third time we have eaten here and have never been disappointed. The service, food and atmosphere is second to none. There were three of us as we took a friend and we all chose Venison Pate served with a side salad, toast butter and chutney....boy what an explosion of tastes on that plate? It was delicious. My husband and our friend decided on the curry of the day for their main meal. My husband had green Thai Prawn curry served the rice, mango chutney and a huge poppadom. Our friend had the beef curry again with rice, poppadom & mango chutney which they both thoroughly enjoyed. Me on the other hand went for the Belly Pork served on a bed of creamed potatoes & veg with a cider jus....nom nom.....yum yum.....I had to share with the men as I was fed up with them staring and drooling over mine! They have promised to order the same as me in future! Thank you to the staff for the service and a huge thank you to the Chef who certainly went out to impress and he succeeded! Well done...* My advice is to book as this is very busy restaurant and pub.

This pub restaurant is in a great location the pub part is warm and friendly the same cannot be said for the restaurant area where the atmosphere is stark and the staff are rude and off hand

We have visited the Brewers several times since moving to the area in August this year. Every time I have been delighted with the service, food and general atmosphere! It's rare to find a decent pub in this day that ticks all the right boxes but this place really does.We popped in on the 2nd of January for an impromptu meal and my other half and I both chose Chicken Kiev from the specials board. I can honestly say it rates and one of the best meals I've had in a long time! The chicken was tender and delicious (complete with garlic butter that just oozed as it should) The vegetables were fresh and tasty too. Even the sprouts were fab! We'll be back soon!

We have used the brewers several times but feel now Duncan and his hard working team should get a mention. The pub nestles in a beautiful Somerset village skirted by small shops which make interesting exploring. The pub and restaurant which adjoins it are both first class. The pub itself is friendly and inviting, real ales are first class and there are normally 4 on with a big board behind the bar describing them. Food in the pub is very good and excellent value for money. The restaurant (the bakehouse) is very good a marvellous range of home cooked foods are where possible locally sourced. Duncan the landlord always has something on from quizzes to fancy dress. This pub is the beating heart of a thriving friendly village, and he steers the pub excellently with the aid of his polite and friendly staff. One to visit for a pint, a meal or just a coffee, I know you will made welcome.

Called in for a meal on passing. Found a table for 4, service was a bit slow but friendly. Food arrived quickly and was tasty and good value for money. Good place for a quick bite to eat.

Called in for an afternoon drink during a visit to South Petherton. Beer was good but the service and atmosphere were lacking, to be honest we felt like imposters in a locals only bar. Decor could do with a tidy up, I'm not suggesting a makeover, it has its charm, but it could be so much nicer and appealing for the casual visitor.

Called in by chance to see if we could have a meal. The restaurant was fully booked but there were tables in the bar. We had a beautiful rump steak, cooked medium rare as requested, accompanied by chips, peas, grilled tomato, mushroom and onion rings. The meat is from a local supplier and was tender and full flavoured and the chef had grilled it to perfection.I don't think it could be bettered especially for just short of £15.This seems to be a popular place to eat and appears to be a hub of the community.Service was excellent and although we were advised that there would be a 30 minute wait the meal appeared promptly .There were also a number of tasty specials on offer including a pie of the day and curry of the day and some well thought out vegetarian choices.

We were lucky to be taken by family who live in the area to this lovely restaurant. The food was very tasty and the serving sizes generous. The steak, ploughmans, daily pie and goats cheese tart were enjoyed by all of us. Could not fault the restaurant and we are looking forward to our next visit before we head back to London.

What a nice treat! Starter and main meal menu £22 ,which was good value for the the standard of the menu.The setting and atmosphere was well thought out,fish nets and rods,with waves crashing in the background,played over the stereo.I had the fish chowder for a starter,which was absolutely delicious.then to follow for my main meal,a sea bream stuffed with assorted mussels and ham ,beautifully presented on a bed of samphire and tomato,with a buttery sauce.it was Devine.The wife throughly enjoyed her chicken dish,wrapped in Parma ham and a Stilton sauce,Always a pleasure to dine at this great pub and restaurant.Special thanks always to Nicky,Ali,and Jo X

It was some years since we had the pleasure of dining in this lovely old building so I was somewhat nervous that it would not turn out to be a flop. Well I need not have worried the décor was still moody and seductive with candles on every table. We had booked in advance, originally asking for a table in the conservatory hoping it would be quiet as my other half has hearing problems and loud noises make his ears hurt. On realising the conservatory was full and very noisy the staff could not have been more helpful and found us a very nice quiet table in a corner. The food was varied with some scrumptious fish on the "Specials" board. I had Deep Fried Brie which oozed out of it's shell when I cut into it but the toast and salad soon mopped it up and then trickled down my throat, delightful. My husband had the Bruschetta topped with Parmesan shavings and by the way he soon made short work of it and the grin on his face told me he was satisfied and ready to take on the main course with relish. I plumped for the Mixed Grill, and OMG what a battle I had to try and clear the plate, I did not want to leave a scrap it was all so tasty. Lovely crispy fries and peas to go with it and we shared some Garlic Focaccia Bread too. My husband chose the Aubergine Cannelloni which came with a huge bowl of salad, and I managed to palm off most of my peas onto his plate. By the time his plate was empty he was one very happy bunny. Would have loved to have tried a dessert but there wasn't any room left in our tummies, we were stuffed. Did manage a Cappuccino each to help the food go down, before we dared attempt to go home. Great place to celebrate our 35th. Anniversary, just couldn't fault the food, and the staff were friendly and helpful. We really must go back sooner than later. I hope the locals realise how lucky they are to have such a marvellous venue in the centre of their town. Well worth a visit if you have never been there before, and as for the locals......you know the saying ? Use it or lose it. I am already saving my pennies for a return visit.

Whilst visiting friends in the area we were treated to and evening meal at the Brewers. Although the wait for food was a bit long once it arrived it was well worth the wait, It was gorgeous. Cannot fault it one bit. If we're ever that way again we will definitely revisit.

We have been here before and were treated to a meal, so we couldn't wait to return when we went to South Petherton to look after our friends' animals for two weeks. Lovely food. Good menu with plenty of choice and the food......to die for. So good. Beautiful village. Also, there is a large garden to while away a lovely lunch or dinner in the right weather. Very child friendly with a huge specially designed awning to provide shade or to hide from the rain!

We visited to the Brewers Arms last week whilst spending a night in South Petherton. It is in the heart of the village and is clearly a community hub, attracting lots of local people. The menu is typical of pub restaurants. Between us, we had burgers and chilli. The food was home made and was cooked to order - for example, there are several types of burgers and a choice of toppings. The prices were average for a pub meal of this type. The portions were extremely generous. I couldn't finish my burger and we certainly couldn't have contemplated a dessert! It is so popular that you do need to book.

We are are frequent eaters at the lovely family pub! And enjoy the food and atmosphere here,I had lobster , which I ask them to get in special just for me!Cook to perfection , well presented and was very pleased with all are meals and service!Which we always are here!Kids loved their food ! Moved on to the big menu and love it!Always worth the while and a visit.

Good menu, well cooked and well presented. Restaurant, bar and garden. Situated in centre of lovely village with a village life still.