Clubhouse Bar & Restaurant in West Somerset

Pizza is soooo good! Lovely people, friendly and welcoming.

What an absolute fantastic place run by volunteers. My partner had a breakfast and I had a cheese and bacon omelette.. so so tasty. Staff we're so kind and welcoming. We drove 200 miles to visit and it certinally did not disappoint. Folks 120% highly recommended and " THANKYOU "

Fantastic stay at Locando in the Weir. A touch of class but in a very understated and friendly manner. Cindy and Pio are the perfect hosts who make you feel so at home. We felt relaxed from the minute we arrived. The hotel itself is beautifully decorated. The lounge area is welcoming and cozy with sofas you disappear into and the dining area itself is so cleverly thought out. The artwork on the walls will keep you engaged for a good while. The standout is the food served though, every dish is so well put together and Pio takes the time to explain each as they are served. We had a great time and would love to come back. Thank you for a great weekend Cindy and Pio. Simon and Anita (and Kaydee the Greyhound 😊).

Smash Corner, I will smash anyone who says these are not the best burgers in Minehead! After suffering a terrible defeat at the local elections, I decided to go for a holiday down by the seafront. Minehead, one of my favourite destinations. I loaded myself into my prized anti-aircraft cannon and fired myself across the Bristol Channel from Llantwit Major. As I was hurtling through the air at 200mph (a speed that would kill anybody who wasn't an immortal wizard), I had just enough time to think about the world. Where was Cedric these days? Last I heard he'd been arrested for stealing a clown car. His getaway plan fell apart. Does the Pontardawe Inn miss me? Probably... I wonder why I never got a reply? I finished my thoughts just in time to see the quay at the end of Minehead and deploy my parachute. The parachute was made of seagull feathers held together with the elastic from my mother's knickers. I landed with a little bit of a thud on the beach; some people looked a little confused. "Do not fear! Bernard LeCox is here!" I exclaimed excitedly as I dusted off the sand from my green peacock feather cape. A small child was crying, so I said, "Fear not, young child. I am Bernard LeCox. I am here to rid your town of terrible food!" I marched, a man on a mission, up the main high street. It was then that a smell came to my nostrils. My march turned into a sprint as I followed the scent to an open-fronted cafe, Smash Corner. I was famished and ordered. I ordered a Pedro's Burger and a Double Classic Smash Burger. I spoke to the pleasant owner, who was very proud of his fresh produce and how everything he used was fresh. How he and his wife set up the business as a Hungarian bakery but when the opportunity to expand arose, they took the bull by the horns (Something I know all about, as I used to be a Spanish bullfighter, Manuel DeLaCox. Didn't end well. It's why to this day I have a phobia of red underwear). When my burgers arrived, I sat down and opened the boxes. Wow. What amazing food, and the smell was outstanding. Tender burger. Creamy cheese sauce. Crispy bacon. Sweet brioche bun. My one and only criticism is that the steak was a little tough. Not inedible, just compared to the brilliance of the rest of the burger, a little let down. I thanked the owner for a delicious meal and moved on, looking for my next stop on my Minehead excursion. Smash Corner 4.5/5 (Excellent food and excellent service.)

Great food, wel priced, amazing specials, lovely people 😁