Commodore Hotel Carvery & Restaurant in North Somerset - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Prices for all items on menu way over the top. Quality - nothing special . Staff very good and attentive. Decor good and fresh.

Went for the sharing seafood platter (mackerel pate, smoked salmon, half a pint of prawns, two scallops, salt and pepper squid with dips and pickles), it was lovely and just enough with some fries, so didn't order a main but there was plenty of nice stuff on the menu

Went to Kewstoke for the Scarecrow walk as we only live in WSM. And had seen that this Hotel & Bar had been taken over. Wow absolutely fantastic facelift. So much cleaner and welcoming. Only wanted a quick drink & sandwich, as it was lunchtime but unfortunately it’s just meals. This didn’t put my husband off though. :-))) he had the fish cake sandwich, it came piping hot with fries and a small bowl of salad. I had the salad with a portion of fries. I was impressed with the standards, especially for Covid hand sanitizer was to be seen everywhere. We will definitely return.

My husband and I visited here on Monday night, after the owners of the b&b we were staying in very kindly booked us a table. We had a lovely meal and a good bottle of wine for a reasonable price. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Would definitely visit again!

Called in today on a woodland/beach dog walk and had a ‘free’ hot chocolate and chocolate chip cookie both of which were yummy. If this experience is any thing to go by the new owners can only do well once lockdown permits . Good Luck!

We had 3 evening meals during our 4 night stay in Kewstoke. Each time the food was excellent, beautifully presented and extremely tasty and filling. Service was polite and efficient throughout. Would recommend a visit

Just sat down to a lamb pie with oodles of tender fresh lamb and perfect pastry. The meal size was just right. Great waitress service with a welcoming personality

Spent one night, hotel a little dated but clean. Very comfortable bed and pillows. Evening meal we choose f&c. Great for £10.50. Had a nice pint(s) of Atlantic pale. Location is ideal for watching a sunset on the beach which is 30 metres away, or a morning run through the surf in barefoot. I’ll be returning soon. Thanks. jezchef

Eat out to help out supposedly did not exist. Ask for the manager, he wouldn’t come out. Finally after hearing him out the back talking down to his waitress telling her to check on the waiter, to see if he was giving the 50% we got his attention to come out and in an unfriendly manor stating the scheme was only for bookable visits with a voucher. I then stated and showed him the government website stating that you have opted in and you are to offer 50% all day as per government rules. He was very loud stating I don’t know what I was talking about and that they are going to opt out. We had spoken to 3 separate groups who were going to get charged full price and ordered more than usual because of this scheme. 1 group paid full price the other 2 had got 50%. Not fair for those who are afraid to speak out. Rooms are loud. You can hear everything loud and clear. Hard to sleep at night.

Our two night stay was wonderful. From the moment we arrived we could see the hotel is clearly following covid guidelines with sanitiser at the door and a one way system. Our room had a fabulous view of the beach, which is accessible via a path literally over the road. We were given a free upgrade to a cooked breakfast to comply with covid restrictions about buffet style food. We are in the restaurant, which seems very popular, both nights. Again it is clear they have made changes to comply with social distancing. The food was excellent, good quality and good sized portions. I would highly recommend this hotel, indeed I already have.

Excellent service. Feel very safe, cleaning protocol in place. Great food and drinks available. Highly recommended.

Let me first of all say that the food here is outstanding, the staff are friendly and courteous and I have been using the place for years. We had my sisters wedding here, my dads wake, a friends wake, we dine here for my works Christmas do, and I used to eat here regularly with my girlfriend and friends. It's fair to say that we have spent a small fortune here over the years. Back in January I parked up for a carvery and on our way out we bumped something when reversing. It was a fence post that was sticking out of the ground, which we were told by the duty or shift manager had been left exposed because a gardener had removed the large wooden bollard attached to it as kids were apparently trying to move them. This left the fence post exposed and very difficult to spot. I tried to phone the hotel after as the damage it caused to my car was around £2000. The owner had clearly instructed his staff to be very defensive when I phoned to ask if they had removed the offending object to prevent a further bump by anyone else or a customer tripping on it. A lady on reception actually hung up on me when I explained what had happened to my vehicle. I will not be dining here again or recommending this hotel to anyone . It's a huge shame as having worked in Hospitality myself I would have expected more from a family friendly hotel.

Stayed here for one night with our dog. Lovely en-suite room with comfy beds and great WiFi. Everything was spotless and were made to feel extremely welcome even though we arrived at 7.30 when evening meal service was in full swing and we must have been an inconvenience. We ate in the restaurant/carvery, were allowed to take the dog in as long as we sat in the bar area, which was fine, food was excellent, service was quick and pleasant. Continental breakfast next morning was excellent with the same helpful, friendly service even though the staff seem to work incredibly long hours. Can’t comment on the proximity to the beach, it was dark when we arrived and pouring with rain the next morning. We would definitely stay here again and thoroughly recommend it. This little place had a much better feel than the Hilton we stayed in last week and was superb value for money.

My wife, a friend and I made our second visit to the Sunday Carvery on 09/02/2020. It was a wet and stormy afternoon, but the welcome was warm and the food was nicely presented. A good selection of well prepared vegetables complemented the choice of beef or turkey. This carvery us sure to become more popular, as the year progresses. Make an early visit to make the most of the quieter part of the year. Dogs are welcome here and all of those present were very well behaved.

First time here with friends for Sunday lunchtime. All went for the carvery. There were only 2 meats out (pork & beef) with a 3rd (turkey) available from the kitchen. Not a huge selection of veg but what was there was fresh and hot. Meat was cooked ok, maybe not the best cuts but no one left anything. Not the best or worst carvery I’ve had. Looks like it has been recently refurb’d. Nice décor with old local pictures. Staff were friendly and helpful especially after we asked to move as table we were at was in a draft and it was bloomin freezing! Would / will eat here again when we visit friends again.

Looks really fresh and modern inside, a vast improvement on what it used to look like. Music was good. Food was nice, wine was excellent. Not too expensive, most mains under £10.

Been here a few times for food and enjoyed the old style and tasty food, however the last visit sadly left a bad taste in my mouth, we waited half an hour to be told that they didn’t cook our order because they were too busy preparing that nights xmas food, then was presented with the wrong order 15 mins later, the carvery sides were old and stale the Yorkshire pudding broke into dust as it was too dry and the roast potatoes were hard and hurt my gums. The wait staff kindly waved the price of our food but then charged us for our drinks. Good luck to the new owners.

Stayed for one night, Once again the room was clean and the bed comfortable. Had dinner, food was lovely. Breakfast the next morning was continental style. Plenty of choice. Staff were friendly and helpful. Will definitely stay here again.

It’s a popular place, partly because there’s a great number of holiday parks a short walk away so they get a lot of custom from there, dog walkers and beach users so you may well want to book to make sure. When we went in , shortly after they opened for lunch on a Sunday, every table was reserved for lunch. We only wanted a drink and it was a little disappointing that of the two beers , one was off and we had to return it and the other was very cold. It appears to have ben recently redecorated and its a rather cold , minimalist atmosphere but then a lot of people like the modern look. Service is brisk and friendly and whilst the New Inn is closed it’s the obvious choice.

Ideally located on the seafront at Sand Bay - ideal for dog walkers ( please use the rear entrance not main hotel entrance). Menu is not large but adequate choice plus the Carvery and the usual children’s menu. Good choice of wines beers and spirits. Excellent friendly service from all. The refurbed bar is a great improvement but curtains would make it look far more inviting from both the exterior and interior. Still Well worth a visit

It's a little dark, and needs an update, but its full of character, so you can overlook the rest. I'd rate it good rather average if there was then option.

We had a lovely meal, I had shepherds pie which you could then choose your own veg from the carvery, it was delicious. My partner had scampi and chips which he enjoyed. Pearl the young lady that served us gave excellent customer service, she was lovely and friendly and nothing was too much trouble. A real credit to the Commodore. We would definitely return.

Anyone visiting here for the carvery will not be disappointed it was absolutely delicious possibly the best we’ve ever had. From the melt in the mouth turkey and beef to the beautiful roasties to the fresh tasty veg and all the trimmings it was all perfect. Served 6-8pm so all cooked fresh not sitting there all afternoon under heat lamps was probably a prime factor. Other menu items sounded great too. Staff were courteous service was great. It’s also right on the beach so ideal for a pre/post dinner stroll. All in all a great find we’d certainly return.

Place nice and clean, food was good and cooked fresh, only drawback was they allowed dogs in which to me as a dog owner myself is not acceptable..

Had a lovely meal at the Commodore. The carvery was excellent plenty meat then chose potatoes and veg. Puddings very good. Staff very attentive. Would recommend.

We were sent here by staff at Pontins up the road, very good selection on the menu, beautifully presented,and very tasty,reasonable priced to.

Everything changed from 2 years ago when we last visited. The restaurant now looks like a canteen and the food is poor and overpriced.

A good welcome staff friendly quick to offer drinks I had fish & chips with peas home made tarter sauce,wife had nut roast with goats cheese and vegetables,mother in law had roast dinner beef & turkey ,they shared a pudding cheesecake,all very good

Continental breakfasts and very good value meals. Popular with holiday maker's and locals.Best to book at busy times!

Came here with my niece and sister for the famous carvery. I can only say it was really excellent with a wide choice of meat and vegetables, plus dessert if you had any room left. A really fabulous location, too, right on the beach of Sand Bay. Absolutely loved it. The toilets are nice, too.

the manager peter tulley has a attitude problem with people , he shouldnt be in the pub trade , the atmosphere at breakfast was awful , you could have cut the air with a knife , the continental breakfast was pathetic , a small selection of food , the evening meal was enough to feed a teenager , they were really mean with the ammount of food that they served , and one last thing peter tulley will leave his review after anyones bad comments because he tries to justify his actions , he will say dont come back here again then because you are not welcome , thats the sort of man you are dealing with , anyway they will probably sack him soon , once more people start to leave negative reviews , about him , not the hotel , the hotel has been ruined by employing a moody , unfriendly , obnoxious little man

Very disappointed The table which was reserved for us hadn't been cleaned Arrived at 2 15 and were called to collect our food at the carvery 2 55 by then very little of the vegetables were left after being told there was fresh veg coming out.A choice of lamb or beef, both red meats not a good choice in my opinion there should have been a white meat to choose from and my adult son couldn't cut his beef and myself and husband couldn't cut the lamb so extremely tough. The dog did very well !!!!.

We arrived soon after 12pm all tables had reserved on them, asked if they had any room and was shown to a table that had reserved on it. Our drink order was taken and we were asked which meat we would like beef, turkey or both. When our drinks were brought to us we were told our meat was carved and we could go up to the carvery counter. The vegetables on offer were green cabbage, red cabbage, parsnip, carrot, roast potato and mashed potato that contained leak and onion. By about 12.30pm the place was nearly full so I would advise to reserve a table. The place was advertised as being dog friendly and indeed they were a few dogs there , but I did not see water bowls. Not the best carvery but good for £9.95. If you just wanted a drink there are tables outside in nice surroundings.

very bad service 2nd rate food ,best to avoid .Nice location only sorry because the location is fab. They really need to value the customer

If I am reviewing just the carvery in the restaurant it is lucky to get 1. We stayed at the hotel and chose to eat in the carvery Thursday night.

Our first night in Kewstoke & we found that The Commodore was being renovated. However, they had ‘moved’ the bar to the hotel restaurant. The dog bowls outside the hotel reception door encouraged us to go in & we are so glad we did! Our dog, Poppy, was made very welcome with a big bowl of water. Our steak arrived quickly & was cooked medium rare to perfection. And the sticky toffee pudding & custard was to DIE for! (amazing custard & lots of it!).

Great selection of food, all excellent quality, nice choice of beers and wine at reasonable prices, would go back

As we arrived could see all tables set up as if not welcome unless your eating ,asked where we could sit as wasn't eating and reply was up in corner, out by reception or out side

Although we live not far from Weston, we haven't been to Sand Bay for years. So we decided on a day's outing. The weather wasn't too great but we managed a decent walk along the sea front. In need of refreshments we ended up at the Commodore. We got a friendly reception and after perusing the menu ended up with jacket potato and carvery baguette. Both excellent. Never seen such a hugh and hot! potato before! Reasonably priced and highly recommended.

popped in to the Commodores a couple of times for that nice relaxed atmosphere . Meals and Cider great

After a morning walking Weston Woods and Sand Bay we were looking for somewhere decent for lunch. After having a drink elsewhere we decided to try the Commodore which advertised a varied menu. When we arrived we had a friendly reception and chose the vegetable cottage pies which came with carvery vegetables and gravy. We found the food to be excellent and good value. We would definitely choose the Commodore for our lunch again.

From the outside the hotel looks fine. The gentlemen on reception wasn't too helpful. The room was very small and desperately short of shelves. The breakfast was fine and served by a very pleasant lady. The hotel is situated in a very good position overlooking the sea and ideal for dog walkers etc.

Having written a review of the commodore restaurant last week, I thought that I would just like to comment on a couple of issues and clear up a couple of points.

Nice food good prices and dogs made welcome. Went for walk along beach after very nice but full of dog 💩. Why don’t they pick it up drives hell into me

Visiting from Australia I felt this pub was value for money with large portions and easy accommodations (swapped chips for salad). Child’s meal was easily adult size. All meals delightful and tasted superb. Thanks for a lovely meal!

Very unwelcome feeling. Stood at the bar for five mins whilst being ignored by the barmaid for five mins. Over hearing a customer complaining about the service. Eventually a young man ask if he could help, I’d like a table please. Every table had a reserved sign on. After seeing at least a dozen empty tables he returned a few mins later to say he hadn’t got any free tables. Very poor attitude ignorance springs to mind !! Shall not be going back !!

We visited here tonight for dinner. We both chose carvery, I had the small and my partner had standard. Both were very good value for money. Meat was tender and vegetables fresh and hot. Very highly recommended.

After an wonderful walk trough the forrest and on the beach, we decided to go home. But, on the way we discovered a dog friendly Pub. We didn’t expect much, maybe pub grub and a beer and water for the doggies. But surprise surprise! There were some unexpected things on the menu and a big specials board for desserts. The dish was very tasty and unusual and the desserts just amazing. The staff very friendly and all dogs were made welcome. We can highly recommend this location. Try it!!!!!

Used the hotel for my father’s wake. They provided a separate function room which was set for about 40 people. We had the beef carvery meal with apple crumble for desert. The service was excellent right down to them providing San Miguel beer for a toast at the end of the meal even though the hotel did not normally stock this beer. Very fast service and superb food. On a difficult day, this helped to bring family, friends and neighbours together for a great time as my father requested.

Six of us went in here on the 26/08/18 to celebrate my birthday. We were told where our tables were, after several minutes we were then offered a drink. My friend ordered a lager of which he had to return to change as it tasted funny. The waitress then took our order of what we wanted to eat. We all ordered the roast beef from the carvery. After about twenty to thirty minutes we were told our choices were ready. We all went up to the carvery counter and our plates were all on the side with the meat already on the plate, which I found very strange for a carvery. We then added our choice of vegetables. The roast potatoes were not roasted properly, the swede was stone cold and the other choices were Luke warm. So by the time we sat down to eat our lunch it was cold as even the plates were cold. When we complained we were offered a hot drink free of charge. We paid the bill in full but would not return.

Popped in on a rainy Sunday with the dog and were seated and served in no time. Had 2 wonderful carvery meals and all my gluten free needs were catered for..even the puddings had great gf options. Fabulous value for money, very friendly, efficient staff and a soggy walk on the beach afterwards. Glorious ! I would thoroughly recommend The Commodore. It's decidedly unpretentious and just does the simple things well. Fabulous.

Fabulous Saturday lunch. Three of us had sausage & mash, the lady had fishcakes. All meals were gorgeous. Sausages were well tasty. For pudding three of us had apple pie & ice cream, the lady had pannacotta with pineapple & sorbet. Again all were very very nice. The lady & gent serving us & doing the bar were both helpful & very attentive to our needs. Will go here again soon.

Called in for dinner with some friends. The young lady found us a nice table and just chatting when the waiter came to say we needed to order our food soon as the restaurant was due to stop serving food (8pm ish). A relatively small menu but the steak and ale pie was good and so to the chilli con carne and sausage and mash. Friendly service throughout but by 9pm we were the only ones in and we felt obliged to leave although we weren't asked to.

After a two hour walk along the beach and back we called into The Commodore for an evening meal, luckily they were able to fit us in because we hadn't booked and all tables were reserved

Whitebait starter for me,Camembert starter for my husband

Stayed for one night. Clean , nice rooms, friendly staff, nice bar and good food options. Would recommend and stay again.

As mainly vegetarian there was plenty of choice, but the home made nut roast with goat cheese topping...superb

Was attracted to the Commodore,great variety on menu.We had the Carvery Roast.It was smashing,and the staff there were very welcoming.

We always come in here when down 4 our holidays nice staff,always good food & good price. Nice to walk down sit outside just 4 a drink as well.

lovely place. had meal here and it was lovely. great surroundings. great staff and great atmosphere. would definately recommend this place.

Had a great meal ,nicest places to sit just for a drink if been walking,staff were lovely made every one fell welcomed, dog friendly

Visit once or twice a week as my wife loves a roast meal and they serve a Carvery every day. There is a good standard menu with burger and children’s menu in addition - there is often weekday lunches on a Two for £12 menu - great sweets.Sevice is always pleasant and courteous. Dogs are welcome in parts of the Carvery restaurant. Good selection of drinks at great prices. Despite no play area my gran hildren all love going here. Plenty of parking and right on beach so ideal for a walk to work off your meal.

Place looked like a roadside motel and so not visually stunning, thought it would more chicken in basket than bistro. But inside it was homely and like being in on old yacht. The service was first rate from all the staff and the food was excellent. You could have a daily carvery for around £8.00 they also do two meals for £12.00 but I went for a hamburger in stilton sauce, the hamburger was either homemade or of butcher's quality and was presented with nicely cooked chips and a fresh salad. Although I did not have the carvery I went an looked at it and it looked fantastic value for money. The hotel faces the beach at sandbay (although due to the dunes you cannot see it from the restaurant). But it was just across the road, so you could some time on the beach beforehand or like me walk off the lunch afterwards. Either way do not pass the door with popping in for a pint of real ale or a coffee or their tasty food.

Popped in here on way home and could smell the carvery straight away...it was busy but the guy could squeeze us in

We came with 2 small dogs. We had a twin room in the annexe. Covenient for parking. Easy access to beach for walking dogs. Hotel very dog friendly. Dogs allowed in lower part of dining area.

Walked to this hotel just for a drink as we had just eaten, nice bright restaurant all tables were set up and all had reserved signs on, we said we only wanted a drink and were offered the table in the bar area. Bit pricy for a pint of lager at £3.80 but there was nowhere else around. Food smelt good and people started to come in about 6.30 first people turned upwho were staying in the hotel, in they walked with a dog were given there table. In the carvery area it was starting to fill up there was a sign saying no dogs beyond this point. We had another drink and then another couple walked in with a very large long haired dog that spotted the other dog and started barking it was really loud as it was a big dog. They were allocated there table and the dog was lying on the floor next to them. It was then I noticed specials on a blackboard with desserts and ice creams etc. Very pricey over £6 for cheese & crackers. £4 for ice cream and £4.25 for rhubarb and custard. There was 2 guys who run the place, verybusy music in the back ground was good food looked good as well. But me if I was paying those prices for food and drinks I certainly would not want to sit in the same area as dogs. So vety nice but wont go back especially if I wanted to eat. I do like dogs but not in a restaurant.

We visited on a Sunday after a walk with 2 dogs at Sand Bay. We saw all the tables were reserved but at the bar after asking we were directed to a table suitable for our party, 4 adults one child, a baby and 2 dogs. We got there just after 4pm and was told food would be served from 5pm. We had a drink and promptly at 5pm a waitress came to take our order. The dogs needed water and a bowl was brought to our table with a smile. We needed a bowl of hot water to heat up some baby food, again this was brought to our table quickly.

We were in Sand Bay and fancied a coffee, so tried the Commodore. Bad idea!

The staff and Management’s friendly welcome and pleasant service make this a good place to enjoy lunch ( have not been of an evening for a while). There is often “two for £12.00” lunches in addition to their Carvery that my wife loves plus of course the standard menu and good children’s menu. Ideally located for visitors and dog walkers (well behaved dogs welcome the sign says) walking along the promenade and in summer plenty of outside benches to sit outside.

I used the Commodore for many years when it was owned by the BHSF. In those days it was superb. It has changed hands twice since their day and the standard has slowly gone down. There has been some refurbishment in the ladies' loos but a very poor standard. Looks like a DIY job rather than professional. Quality of food has gone downhill so has the staff.

Just walked the dog at sand bay and was in need of lunch. We were shown a table (lucky as...

Given it's location this could be a real find for walkers and beach lovers alike, but it is completely ordinary....

The food was excellent.The menu caters for most peoples tastes.The food was fresh,hot and served in good time.

We had an impromptu lunch at The Commodore and was glad to find a dog friendly restaurant at the end...

The staff made you feel welcome right from the start. The accommodation was clean and comfortable. The evening carvery we...

Known for its carvery but also offers a good selection of other dishes. Warm and welcoming. Right on the sandy coast. Views are beautiful and plenty of outdoor seating.

The drive from Weston-super-Mare, along narrow, unlit roads should, at night, be undertaken with care. We had not booked but we were greeted in a friendly manner, quickly shown to a table and provided with menus which, in addition to the carvery, offered a very reasonable choice of ‘pub food’. Over drinks we made our decisions and chose our meals - we opted not to eat from the carvery - which arrived shortly afterwards. We were immediately struck by the superb quality of chips and my wife found her fish very enjoyable. My garlic sauce dish was a little on the bland side and it was evident that the chicken had not had much opportunity to absorb its flavours, although it was tender enough. The half of cider, a local brew I suspect, was delicious and I would have enjoyed another but mindful of the journey back I restrained myself. Several of our fellow diners were apparently residents and we became engaged in a friendly banter with some of them. The atmosphere was convivial although in general the decor was a little tired and dated. This we thought was a pity because the establishment is not perhaps realising its full potential.

Unfortunately we had there the worst meal ever. Soup tested strange, fish was old and my husband's burger was so dry and tasteless that he even did not touch it as a shoe sole. Think twice if you want to visit this pub. It is noy even restaurant...

Our second visit here and from breakfast to light lunch to evening meal,all been excellent.Husband has had steak with all trimmings a fantastic meal,I had cod,mash and spinach (sounds simple but tastes amazing) try it you will want that mash for breakfast it's so good.Try you will not be disappointed and a pint of Thatchers served to perfection.

Very dissapointed with the carvery this year. Meat was very thin carved and not much of it. Evening meals were also expensive for what they were. We will have to find an alternative place to eat next year.

Vanavond gegeten bij het restaurant gelegen aan ons hotel. Lekker makkelijk. Eten werd super snel opgediend en er hing een relaxte sfeer. Eten was lekker.

Excellent well organised pub with a strong catering bias. Good unpretentious food - lovely carvery, good fish and helpful waitresses. Altogether, we had an enjoyable evening with excellent value fun food.

This carvery greets you with all that's good about dining out. Food that is well prepared, well presented and very pleasing. Quality meats, local produce vegetables, proper gravy from meat juices.The dessert selection does have the usual ones but ask for the chef specials they are different and special. The one we chose was a " berry taster patter," this turned out to be better than any "Cafe Gourmand that I have tasted in France.It is a pleasure to review an establishment like this and pass on the experience to those who have a treat in store

We held my Godmother's wake at the Commodore on 31st July. The room looked lovely and there were flowers on every table. The food, both hot ands cold was well presented and tasted very good. The staff were very helpful and a big thank you to Jackie for organising it all and being so helpful.

We thoroughly enjoyed a celebratory Sunday lunch with our family. Very good carvery service and the desserts were excellent. Dog friendly place and friendly staff too. Would recommend a visit to the Commodore.

Excellent, really good service lovely staff, I would strongly recommend it we were able to take our dog in there they do do sections where no dogs allowed its lovely and clean. Food meat was beautiful thick slices and really tender.

Visited on Monday and enjoyed a value for money carvery. We arrived at 6.30ish and were greeted by very pleasant staff, who asked if we had booked, which we hadn't, but it was no problem and we were immediately taken to a table, drinks order taken,and once our meat had been carved, we were called up to the food station to select our vegetables. All lovely and fresh. Will certainly visit again in the future.

this lovely pub is right at the end of Sand bay, you walk in to be smiled at and made welcome with pleasant service and good meal

With a family member having moved to Sand Bay, Kewstoke very recently my wife and I went to see her new home. Sand Bay is a place we had never visited before and in May not crowded as it is likely to be in the holiday months. For lunch we went to this pub and carvery and were very pleasantly surprised.The restaurant is very homely and with the various divisions and levels does not seem too large. Really nice layout. The service is quiet and friendly, and the food excellent. I am sure we will be visiting this place again.

Great service and food again. So glad we live down the road. Carvery really fresh and kept replenished. Bar well tended and just a really enjoyable visit.

Would recommend the food Excellent Chef's and friendly and a walk along the beach after lunch what more could you want

The carvery was well worth it. Open fire, dogs allowed in the bar area and very friendly staff made it a great evening

Had a walk along the seafront and ended up here for lunch, great carvery with two portion sizes on offer, plus a great ham egg and chips, really tasty meats and not overlooked , vegs spot on, obviously popular as most tables were full. The only thing to be aware of is if you don't do dogs then this probably isn't the place for you

Having tried to visit sand bay tea rooms, which no longer takes dogs, we came up to the Commodore bar and had a lovely cream tea.

A group of 4 of us enjoyed a lovely Sunday carvery lunch at The Commodore. The meats (beef and turkey) were very tender and there was a good choice of vegetables. We all also had desserts which were very tasty. All the staff were welcoming and friendly, and we will be returning again.

What a lovely welcoming and friendly pub. Made our dog and us extremely welcome and did a great carvery as well, other food was excellent as well, will definitely return! Thank you:)

We usually come here for an evening meal, but this time we visited at lunchtime. It was quite busy, but not noisy. We had a table with plenty of room to eat comfortably. (4 of us)2 of us had the carvery, which was superb. The roast beef was carved thickly and was beautifully tender. Good choice of veggies too.2 had ham egg and chips. Lovely thick, "real" ham and plenty of it. The chips were lovely.The staff paid us just the right amount of attention, not over the top, which I personally don't like. Top marks to them.We all thoroughly enjoyed our meal, in comfortable, clean surroundings and will return, no doubt about that!

The title says it all. A place full of promise that fails to deliver. Went with friends quality not the best and not very hot. Will not return.

I regularly visit the commodore for a carvery and believe it to be the best in Weston-super-mare.Every visit (majority of them on a Sunday) the roast has been perfect. Very occasionally there won't be as much choice of veg.Very good price too at £7 something per carvery. There can be dogs inside and I am not too keen on them but just ask for a table further in.

My partner and I stayed here on new years eve. This was a nice hotel if you want somewhere quite. It's clean and the rooms are quite large. I was worried about staying here as I hate the doggy smell and past reviews mentioned them but I did not smell dog at all.the foyer did have the smell of and old people's home but not in the rooms. It was cold in the room when we first got there but when we turned the radiator up it soon warmed up. It's opposite a beach which is a nice touch but quite a walk to the shops.we are thinking about having our wedding here as the weddings look very nice. The staff are friendly and the breakfast was basis