Queen Of Cups in Mendip

Tasty Middle Eastern food with a twist. The restaurant is cosy and spacious. The service excellent. The food overall tasty with some of the dishes extraordinary (loved the hummus, falafel and asparagus with broccoli and ricotta). The Queen's salad would not appeal to everybody, however a couple of us loved this too. The batata hara and monkfish were also very flavourful, but not as impressive. Pita bread was nice when warm but turning chewy as it cooled off. The wine list is interesting. The whole menu is reasonably priced for the quality of the food. I will definitely return and recommend a visit if you are in the area.

Queen of Cups was every bit as delicious as I had hoped for and even more so! If anyone is in the Somerset/Glastonbury area and you're looking for an amazing place to eat, look no further than This amazing restaurant. Ayesha is an amazing chef is absolutely smashing out delicious food at very reasonable prices.

Lovely place, not without problems but they dealt with them well & Above all the food was exceptional

Highly recommended - for variety and quality of food, brilliant serving staff who were very accommodating to our last-minute additional requests to an already packed private dining room birthday party booking: I'd eaten here a few months previously so it was my first choice when asked where I wanted to celebrate a milestone birthday. Flavours and dishes you will be unlikely to have encountered anywhere else: relaxed, happy atmosphere. We all had the Queen's Feast and were all too full for dessert: bravo to the chefs, kitchen and FOH staff who prepared and served 14 feasts to an immaculate standard, at the right temperature and with a smile and cheerful disposition all day!

Fabulous tasty food ❤️ loved so much tried to go back whilst in area but fully booked up sadly - was yummy 🌈

Heaven, delights on the palate, excellent beer, wonderful art, fabulous music. Need I say more?

We had an okay meal, nothing at all worthy of the price. The food came out in a bizarre way. We ordered 4 dishes to both dip into and enjoy the combination of flavours. The last dish didn’t arrive until everything else was finished so we ended up with a cheese block and nothing to eat it with. The waiting staff seemed to be relentless… just ask and ask and ask more drinks? Any dessert? Any dessert? From a different waiting staff, more drinks?? I get it we only had a slot then our table was rebooked. We ended up leaving half hour before our reservation was done because we couldn’t just talk without constant interruption. The food itself was ok. But nothing I would really go nuts for. I’d been given a voucher as a gift and it wasn’t really a relaxing experience. Such a shame I’d heard so much about it and was excited to try it.

Found this restaurant by accident and what an amazing place. The food is amazing and the cost quality ratio is fantastic. Everything we ordered was incredible. If I lived in Glastonbury I would eat there weekly.

Many new members of staff but all were very welcoming and helpful. Would not fault the service at all, we were well looked after, they were attentive but not overbearing. The food was excellent, we had 'The Queens Feast', an 8 dish selection from the menu which gave a taste of the whole menu. 5 star experience, would definitely go again.

Best place to eat in Glastonbury. Food was incredible, staff are wonderful, vibe is great

Just ‘WOW!’ As always, amazing food and great service. Truly unique and delicious… thank you so much!

Delicious food, well presented and structured. Cannot recommend enough. Service was good, our server Issey was extremely helpful and gave us great recommendations. Her knowledge of the menu and customer service was on point. Made my mums retirement celebrations very pleasant indeed, will definitely return.

We had a delicious meal with friendly service. Really enjoyed it.

Our second visit. We drove for an hour and a half to eat here, and we weren’t disappointed. The food was even better than our first visit. Fantastically accomplished cooking, the labneh was a stand out for us, but the whole experience was fantastic. We will be back.

This was the first visit for our group of 6 today. We booked for lunch & we were not disappointed. The floor team was welcoming & service was good. Place had a good atmosphere for a lunchtime. The food was an absolute explosion of flavours. We had 3 vegan Queens Feasts between us albeit that only 3 of the group were vegan. Thanks to the kitchen team for the original & wonderful food. We all look forward to returning. Thanks to everyone ar tge Queen of Cups.

The flatbread and all the dishes we had (cold, warm and pudding) were pure explosions of amazing taste combinations. Friendly staff even during the most busy times. Thank you for the great experience. 🙏😊🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Stunning flavours, best food in glastonbury

Absolutely delicious food here. We had the vegan Queens Feast and we were both blown away by how incredibly tasty every course was…. Highly recommended dining experience!

We experienced a wonderful surprise during my sister's birthday dinner. The atmosphere was cozy, the people were friendly, and the food was out of this world. The fusion of ingredients was delightful and we could feel the love that the chef puts into her cooking. Meeting her was a privilege; her passion for cooking was apparent in every dish. If you're ever in Glastonbury, you simply must visit this place.

Absolutely amazing food. We like many, had discovered this place due to Masterchef The Professionals. It didn't disappoint! Every dish we had was delicious. THE best hummus I've ever had. I dream about this hummus! Nice selection of beers, including alcohol free. Coffee was decent. And dessert was amazing. We've spent more on meals in the past but this was far superior. And we loved that its also dog friendly. We'll definitely be back :)

Totally unique and full of unfamiliar herbs and spices. A master chef indeed. Very reasonable prices too.

Superb food, great friendly service, dog friendly, and a few really good beers. And yeah the hummus is as good as the other reviews 🤤

Amazing Iranian food by award winning chef. Cheerful and prompt waiting staff. Decor isn't quite what you'd expect from a gastropub though

Amazing everytime. We frequent Queen of Cups a few times each month as the food is wonderful and the service is fantastic.Undoubtedly one of the best places to eat in Somerset. Only thing is it’s so good you don’t want to stop eating!

Great service, if you are a fan of middle eastern flavours then this is the place for you. Balance of flavours, so fragrant and delicious. Very busy but, everything as it should be. Do leave room for a pudding, an abundance of cardamom, pistachios and rose await. Many thanks. Will return soon.

Absolutely lovely food. Couldn’t recommend it more! Have been raving about it too anyone who will listen!

Wonderful food, great atmosphere, will definitely be back!

So excited to eat here after seeing Aesha's cooking on MasterChef. It didn't disappoint. We had the Vegan feast. The flavours were superb, the portions more than generous, the service excellent, fun and relaxed. When we are next in the area it will be a must visit again. Thank you for a memorable evening.

A fantastic restaurant with exceptional food. The different flavours and textures are gorgeous and presentation very pretty and thoughtful. Brilliant vegan choice alongside vegetarian and small choice of meat and fish Very friendly staff who knew all about the food and were able to explain everything. Small plates are plenty for 2 to share and mains are huge. Only one issue…there are so many lovely things to choose you end up ordering too much !

We had a fantastic experience here. The food was exceptional from the pitta bread to the desserts. We ordered most of the menu between us and it was all delicious. The restaurant was busy on a Friday evening but the staff were friendly and helpful, explaining the menu and dealing with a nut allergy. The price was great value overall and we all enjoyed the evening. Thanks to everyone involved.

really incredible food and rapid service. all dishes were memorable but I particularly loved the black honey halloumi, garlic hummus,main lamb dish, and merguez sausage.

I was taken here for my birthday yesterday and it was incredible! The staff were lovely and helpful, and even gave us complimentary drinks while we waited for our table. The food was outstanding! The crispy chilli oil and date chutney with the humous were the most amazing combination, but the star of the show was the gluten free bread - better than anything I’ve had in 20 years of eating gluten free! The desserts looked amazing, but we were so full, we didn’t get to try them! We will definitely be back! Thank you for a lovely meal!

Absolutely stunning food! We always struggle to find both Vegan and Gluten Free options on menus but plenty to choose from here and very reasonably priced. The falafel was so light and soft on the inside with incredible flavours! We’ll book a table here again next time we’re in the area!

We had lunch at Queen of Cups and everything was amazing. We were a party of 4 and shared 9 dishes. The hummus was probably the best we've ever had, and every single dish was delicious. The gluten free bread was outstanding, and all gluten free bread will taste worse now after trying that! The regular bread was also incredible, the best flat bread ever, and it worked perfectly with all the dishes. We would all go back to eat here again in a heartbeat.

Such a shame. So, the food first and foremost, was good, solid, inventive cooking. The service however, wasn't great. However, following a catch up with the GM, that issue has been rectified. I'm sure off the back of this visitors will have a great experience.

We really enjoyed our first trip to The Queen of Cups today, and will definitely go again. Lovely front of house staff who explained how the menu worked and seated us at a good sized table - which turned out just as well when the sharing plates arrived as they were all a generous size (unlike the 'one carrot and a bit of herby crust' that you end up with in some popular places). Everything tasted fab - little highlights of intense flavour everywhere - and even the pitta bread was out of this world. Will be back to try the dessert menu - no room this time!

We were told about this restaurant by a friend who lives in London. Food was so delicious, our taste buds were awakened! staff were attentive but not overbearing. Such a find in a small Somerset town. We hope to visit again

Love going here great good, atmosphere, service everything

We have been trying local Bib Garamond rated restaurants and despite seeing the negative reviews regarding the service standard we thought it couldn’t be that bad and the food would be worth it. Sadly we were wrong, the food was fine but we were left 30 minutes between some dishes and lost our disinterested waiter completely halfway through dinner. To top it off when we finally got the bill we were told twice service was not included and it was up to us how much to tip. I love food but the awkwardness and service just is not worth it. We had hardly seen our server all night and as he was folding napkins on a Saturday night busy shift rather than seeing his tables. I hate leaving a bad review but I really wish I had listened to the other reviews saying to stay away until the service was sorted.

Outstanding evening, from the moment we entered to the moment we left. Front of house staff, led by great management, we're friendly and knowledgable. Food, incredible. This needs to be a stop whenever you are in Glastonbury!

I only knew about this place from seeing its chef Ayesha on Masterchef, and being intrigued by her Middle-Eastern/North African inspired flavours and combinations. The menu sounds enticing on paper. My friend and I booked well in advance and drove an hour to Glastonbury for lunch here. The restaurant interior is quite appealing, with plenty of space and wood. It was buzzing with customers as well, of the well-heeled middle-aged local type. The chef's selection "Queen's Feast" started off well with some chunky pink turnip pickles, an intriguing watercress labneh dip (the za'atar pangrattata was a revelation I will be copying), a superior hummus made interesting with cured lime paste, and some delicious charry flatbreads. I'm sorry to say though that these were the only two things my friend and I really enjoyed. The next course was grilled Nabulsi cheese with Persian black lime honey. It was a lot less interesting than it sounded, being basically a sort of fried halloumi drenched in extremely sweet honey with black bits in it. Next up was the "Hibachi-grilled" merguez lamb sausage. It was way too salty. There were also long waits between dishes. The final dish of crispy hogget was the worst. Firstly the presentation was very unappealing: everything was brown and pureed, looking like baby food - or worse. I imagined it would be a grilled piece of hogget but it was basically a fried breadcrumb-coated shredded hogget sausage. The celeriac puree was incredibly salty and sweet and just plain odd, not to mention an unappetizing brown. The plate was ringed with blackish blobs of something else which we couldn't even work out from either the taste or the menu. This already meaty and heavy dish was accompanied bizarrely by a skewer of heart. Way too much meat with nothing green or refreshing to cut through it. The menu mentions shatta in several dishes, a spicy red or green chili/herb condiment which I was looking forward to. How disappointing to find that here at least, shatta is nothing more than overly spicy pickled shreds of chili that tasted as if they came straight out of a jar. This eight-dish menu cost £33.50 each, which was expensive considering we only enjoyed the two dips. And sorry but I don't think a tiny dish of turnip pickles constitutes a dish in itself. The kitchen really needs to work on presentation. All in all, not worth the money or the one-hour drive. Maybe if I was local I might give it another try and go a la carte. But I certainly won't be driving an hour to get here again.

Hi, like others we went after seeing Ayesha on TV, we order the Queen Feast to share for 4 people, it would be useful to show on the menu what this feast entails. We started with cold dishes and bread which was fine, then nabulsi cheese, the sauce was lovely but the cheese rather bland and rubbery. The spicy potatoes which were tasty were nice but didn't have a crunch you'd expect for being fried. We then had the hagget which again was ok but not a large portion. After our meal we noticed that another table had a sausage course so I asked the waiter who realised that he had forgotten to bring it. He said he would get it now but we declined as we were ready to leave and had finished the meal. He said he would adjust the bill. The wine was good but at £37 a bottle you'd expect it to be. When we received the bill two soft drinks were taken off which didn't equate to two portions of merguez at £8.75 each unless they were going to serve 3 sausages to 4 people. We had to question the bill again and got £10 cash back. So of review is okay food but not value for money, service needs attention and place was chaotic. A feast for me means more than two meat dishes.....

excellent flawless food sadly let down by uninterested staff who spoilt the whole experience - we walked in excited, ready for a special birthday treat - the 2 staff at the bar and 2 waiting staff, also at the bar, didn’t even say hello, instead deciding to just walk away as though were not there. When we did get seated, there was no explanation of the menu and it took ages to even get a drink. The staff seemed, rude and pre-occupied with each other - looking at their phones and chatting to each other. The food was ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ and we would love to come again. If you want to experience top class service to go with your excellent food, go to ALFREDOS in Somerton - you will be blown away.

Second visit to this lovely restaurant. The food was excellent as usual but we need to mention the two young waiters who served us last night 29th Jan 24. Our table was a bit annoying 😆 initially wanting the Queens feast but different diets made this difficult and one of our group with, of all things a garlic allergy! This was dealt with patience, humour and politeness. Very impressed!

We were here for dinner during Frost Fayre weekend - the place was packed, buzzy atmosphere The vegan feast was incredible- some flavours I’ve never tried before.Generous portions, great value - brilliant!

Wow wow wow what delicious and exciting food, a real gem!

Honestly one of the best surprise restaurants in a while. Tried to come last year but was fully booked and finally made the effort to plan coming and I was absolutely delighted. Breads and dips amazing with a good use of classical middle eastern ingredients with fresh local vegetables and herbs. Can definitely recommend the watercress labneh, hispi cabbage, merguez and don't miss out on the cremeaux and mousseline desserts. Absolutely devine.

Lovely experience for my team. They loved the food 😋

Gorgeous food, some really different flavours and fantastic combinations. The labneh is beautiful. Wonderful service.

This really is a restaurant not a pub, but they do usually have a decent beer on. I can't comment on the food here as I have never tried it. As a drinking experience its pretty poor. Tables and chairs are set up for dining and I don't feel that it is a comfortable place for drinking

Very nice food, friendly and helpful staff.

Astonishingly delicious, one of the best meals I've ever eaten. Every bite had us speechless with delight. Beautiful and original combinations of flavour, Ayesha is a master. Welcoming staff, helpful and knowledgable, happily made minor adjustments for my friend's lactose intolerance and suggested alternatives. We had 3 small plates and one larger, with freshly baked breads. More than ate our fill, savouring every bit. A steal at less than £50. No added service so make sure to tip generously. This is sensational cooking.

Booked the day before, having watched Chef Patron Ayesha, on Master Chef. We were not disappointed. Bright restaurant with colourful art to match the bright, colourful and delicious Middle Eastern food. We enjoyed a delicious lunch of Iraqui pitta and hummus, merguez, an Arabic cheese, similar to halloumi in a lime and honey dressing and the star of the show, the roast Jerusalem artichokes with pickled foraged mushrooms and ricotta. A good wine list and friendly service. On our way out, we spotted Ayesha and were able to personally thank her for the fab lunch. Definitely a regular stop from now on!

One of the best meals I've ever had! We went on a Saturday early evening and shared the queens feast between two meat eaters and two veggies. I couldn't believe how delicious everything was, and the portions were huge even shared between four. We all said we would have been satisfied if all we'd had was the bread and dips as they were out of this world, but that was just one of the many plates. Every single one was fantastic, I can't rate it highly enough

The food is excellent, with a really flavoursome hummus and moist and delicious falafels. The queen of salads is a real treat too. The idea of a Middle Eastern mezze is very appealing. The front of house team are knowledgeable and helpful, so all in all it was a very pleasant experience, except for a couple of points. The quite ordinary wine is definitely overpriced, but my main niggle, nay 'annoyances', was a customer who thought bringing a large dog which insisted on barking loudly, almost continuously, was a good idea. Stopping it barking didn't seem to enter their minds. The staff chose to move them to one end, but this didn't stop the barking. In my opinion, they should have been courteously asked to take their dog home. As somebody else has mentioned, the 5 minutes of fame is just that. You can't live on your laurels forever. You have to live up to them and I think the Queen of Cups is falling a little short.

Fab food , great service , first time reviewing . The flavours and textures are a pleasure in every morsel . We will be returning very soon and spreading the word of the Queen of Cups . Keep hold of that Irish chap , he’s worth his weight in service . Bravo 👏

Have eaten in many restaurants in the Middle East and Queen of Cups hits the spot, perfectly. Great food, spicing, service and value. Will be returning. Thoroughly recommended.

Had a wonderful evening with unusual food 😊 Came early, found restaurant quite cold !! Spoke to staff who moved us and gave us a electric heater under table 😀 So all turned out ok 👍 Will be back .

We had the queens feast and it was fabulous. Fantastic cheery service and the food came out really quickly- plus we managed to squeeze in sharing the chocolate and lime dessert at the end and it was delicious! Loved it.

If I was reviewing on the basis of food alone, I'd give a solid 4 or possibly 5. The dishes were exquisite and good value for money (I'd heard it frequently said that the restaurant is expensive, but I don't consider this to be fair. I feel I'd have paid a similar price at a good quality Indian restaurant). The service was friendly and warm and the venue itself is pleasant. Unfortunately, the experience was let down by a number of niggles. Before even arriving, I was tired of being harassed by SMS. I did not give my consent for this. The worst was receiving an SMS telling me I was due at the restaurant in 30 minutes. This is incredibly patronising. I'm not a child. I have a calendar. I know my schedule. I'm capable of arriving on time. I appreciate they may have an issue with no-shows, but this isn't my problem and doesn't give them the right to make free with my phone number that was given in good faith. The booking form gives the option of a "private dining room". This is no such thing. We were in a room with at least three other tables. It's not a point I'm particularly fussy about, but my partner is autistic and struggles in noisy environments. It was a huge disappointment and panic for her and completely changed the experience she was expecting. While the service was warm and friendly, it was chaotic and disorganised and the staff felt rushed. I was very confused regarding who was actually taking our order and it seemed the staff were too. After ordering and receiving nibbles, it seemed we were forgotten about. I would say though that this felt like a management problem rather than an issue with the staff themselves, who all seemed very pleasant and hard working. The menu had banquet options for meat eaters and vegans. I'm vegetarian and was very keen to try the dishes on their menu containing cheese. This seemed like an odd and dismissive oversight. I enquired about the vegetarian option, and the waitress said I could always swap dishes out. The dishes that the banquet contained weren't even listed so I have no idea how this would be achieved and the process just felt messy and not customer-friendly, so I gave up. The menu itself was also slightly confusing with no obvious dividing line between small and large plates (large plates weren't actually indicated, but the waitress mentioned them - is the distinction the price?). Again though, the food can't be faulted (only the potatoes felt like something I could easily have thrown together at home). I'd revisit, but with lowered expectations, particularly around service.

This place is a gem! The atmosphere is great, the service is fantastic and the food... The best food of 2023 for us! We ordered The Queen's Feast for the table. Beautiful plates of the best food. Great selection of beers and wines. Visiting this restaurant is an experience everyone must try.

Had a great evening several weeks before, so we went for my birthday. Disorganised and chaotic. After a brief moment of TV fame, they failed to meet the increased footfall and just failed miserably.

Had a lovely works Christmas do here, the food was absolutely delicious and the head waiter really good. I would recommend coming here as on the whole a great restaurant and worth the hype. The only thing is the two young lads who were waiting...

This restaurant is simply the best, especially if you enjoy adventure in flavours and textures. We enjoyed the Queen of Cups feast. - a wonderful variety of delicately flavoured middle Eastern specialities. Although the dishes are tapas style with everyone sharing, we finished up completely...

The set menu was Awesome, reach deep into your pockets, Excellence is costly.

I heard a lot of good things about this restaurant and I can honestly tell you that everything I heard was 100% correct. The concept is generous sharing plates and we shared four between two of us and some gorgeous bread to go with. Absolutely...

Made a deture on my way to Ilfracombe from the Midlands, as I really wanted to eat in a master chef contestants restaurant. Firstly the head waiter was rude and just shouted out that he was not taking any more orders for Ten minutes as they were so busy. Eventually we were shown to a table. We had the 8 plate tapas at £33 pH. Which was overall underwhelming and disappointing. The star plate of the tapas,was the hoggit, which we had to cut in half as there was only one between the two of us. Not the experience I was expecting.

We went for Sunday lunch and had the taster menu. All the dishes were fantastic. Highly recommend a vist

Wow if you want a mind blowing meal come to the Queen of cups.We came here for my birthday and ate the Queens feast and it really was.My pallet was dancing with the immense flavours , incredible, beautiful and the food presentation was outstanding. The...

Wow! My wife and I had the taster menu. It felt like our taste buds had been living in monochrome and then suddenly introduced to vivid colours. Such a spectacular combination of flavours. Our very own Eastern spice trail. We shared the taster menu which was very good value. The service was superb and charming. Cannot wait to go back.

Saw Alyesha on Masterchef professionals and was intrigued to try her food. We were not disappointed everything was full of flavour and beautifully presented. The waitress was knowledgeable about the menu choices and we were so glad we travelled in appalling weather for such a...

We saw Ayesha on Masterchef Professionals and liked the ideas and flavours she brought to her dishes, so we decided to try it out. We went for the Queen's Feast and I can sum it up in one word: Overwhelming. Like a mezze on steroids...

After a short delay, because the place was rammed on Friday night and our table wasn’t free, we ordered and LOVED The Vegan Queens feast. Delicious, spicy, fresh and very generous portions. Some flavours I was unfamiliar with, everything was great. For the quality and...

We first came to The Queen of Cups in September last year when they agreed to host and cater our Handfasting reception, which was an unforgettable experience, and now it is a must that we eat there every time we visit Glastonbury. The food is full of flavour and every bite brings something different. You can tell that chef Aisha really loves cooking and she is so creative. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming with an open view of the kitchen and a lovely outdoor area. Everything is clean and well presented and the hosts are very patient and attentive. Eating at Queen of Cups is not just s meal out, it is a very unique eating experience. Produce is locally sourced which fosters great community and there are plenty of Vegan and vegetarian offers on the menu.

Staff were great and we did enjoy the food. We had the Queen's Feast and while most of it was lovely, especially the taboulleh (?), the cheese and the hogget, I did explain that I can't tolerate chlli to be told that the potatoes came...

Fabulous food, we had Vegan tapas which was amazing, particularly the pumpkin dip and amazing spiced potatoes. Great value, friendly buzzy vibe. Wish the whole team ongoing success

Delicious food, amazing spin to middle Eastern food. They even have gluten free bread which taste delicious. Good service with a smile, cordial setting. Need to book a table to make sure you got a place. Would recommend it as relaxed dining experience

Came after seeing head chef on master chef and we weren’t disappointed flavour wise! It is pretty expensive though for the chefs tasting menu / portion size ratio so that’s why have given 4 instead of 5.

Nice restaurant with really delicious food - went for the 'Queens feast', just let down a bit by extremely slow, albeit friendly, service. We were seated at the front of the restaurant and this is slightly out of the way so maybe forgotten a bit...

Outstanding in every way. This was easily the best meal of its kind we have had, and we will certainly be back. Thank you for a lovely evening.

Loved everything about this place! Really nice dining areas, cosy feel, fabulous food and great service! Will definitely be returning soon!!!

Having seen Ayesha on MasterChef and salivating over her food as it was served to Greg, Marcus and Monica we decided to drive the hour to Glastonbury to try things for ourselves. It was delicious ... the restaurant was completely full ...every table taken so the kitchen was working v hard. Service was excellent, the atmosphere was good. Thank you

Wonderful, interesting food. We loved the grilled cheese with lime honey and preserved lemons. Sweet but with a bitter note of lemon to counter. We were a bit annoying and asked for some of the dishes to be broken down into their constituent elements so that we could share with our 5 year old. We needn’t have bothered as he wolfed it all down, especially the amazing hummus and bread. Will definitely revisit and try more of the veg dishes next time. The potatoes looked delicious. Welcoming cosy place, really accomplished chefs, friendly staff and still has that Glastonbury magic

Amazing, truly delicious food, clearly cooked with love! The vegetarian and vegan options we tried were outstanding. My friend called the food an alchemical experience, so harmonious and mouth watering was the combination of various exquisite ingredients . The staff were extremely friendly too. We thanked the cheffe peronally for her beautiful gift of making heartwarming food.

Very interesting and tasty food. Quite spicy but we enjoyed it. Rather let down by poor service from our brusque waiter.

Absolute favourite, a real hidden gem and I eat at a lot of pretty fancy restaurants!

The service was terrific and the grilled cheese was the best thing we had on our entire trip. Thanks for a lovely meal.

On our first visit to Glastonbury, a 40 drive from home, we decided to have brunch. The places on the high street didn’t look too interesting, we walked to the square, walked around the corner and by sheer luck found Queen of Cups. We looked...

Creative recipes with fresh and interesting ingredients. Would have given 5 stars if staff were more attentive.

Glastonbury friends brought me here, and we shared the Queen's Feast of various tapas-style plates. It was the best, most inventive food I've had in decades, just really superlative flavors and presentation. It's the kind of place that reminds you that food can be an art form. The restaurant is comfortable and casual, and the staff are knowledgeable and friendly.

incredibly talented chef and top-notch food & service.

One of the best meals I've ever had and I've had a few. Should be a destination if you love food.

Wow - this was the best food I've had all year - and we eat out a lot! Queen of Cups lived up to its reputation, and more. The staff were impeccably polite and knowledgeable and the food was utterly sublime; we recommend the Nabulsi...

Went here for a Friday night dinner for two, and we were blown away by the quality and value of the food. We ordered four sharing dishes, including beautiful bread and humous, falafel, salt cod and beef. All of them were absolutely first rate, as...

Formerly known as the Hawthorn. No longer stocks Wilkins, or any other cider worthy of the name, so not worth my coming back.

We called for a late lunch on a Monday and it was quite quiet. The staff were great and it is dog friendly so we were sat down quickly and for some water. They came and asked for drinks quickly after, we ordered our food...

Really good for a chilled out meal in a lovely atmosphere. Great music. 🌬️

Had a delicious lunch there 8th October. Best meal I've had out since???? Think we were a little confused by the server's suggestion that as we were a party of 6 we had to have the Queen's banquet. From this we understood that we had to order 6X the Queen's banquet which would probably have been too much food for us and also quite pricey. Having read reviews it seems as though some people ordered the Queen's banquet to share between 3. Definitely want to go there again but don't need a queen's banquet to myself! Thanks for the delicious food.

We came here last year, there was some live music on in the garden and the food was amazing! Really unique flavours and interesting menu. Great place.

The food was really great, we were new to this kitchen, but we really enjoyed every taste of it. We love the spirit of the chefs in the kitchen, Despite the crowds, they seemed to do their work with pleasure and love. The only downside...