The Dining Room at The Oak House in Sedgemoor

Delicious Sunday Lunch and vegetarians and dairy free family members were catered for. It was good that the menu also offered alternatives to a Sunday Roast and the fish and chips looked tasty. The food was lovely and well presented and everyone enjoyed a delicious dessert too. The staff were friendly and helpful. Prices were average and the location is great, right in the centre of the vllage square with free parking. We'd definitely visit again.

We had breakfast and supper here while staying at the hotel. All food very tasty. The portions were too big for a person my size, but there were an option of tapas - 2 was more then enough for me ! Very friendly service.

My Daughter and I had a wonderful time here enjoying a wonderful afternoon tea the food was wonderful. The Staff were friendly and helpful

Dinner was excellent and made even better by the wonderful reception and service we received from a super young lady and great food from her sister, the chef. Real quality in hospitality expertise. Not a big menu, which was fine, with food absolutely perfect. Good wine and drinks list and everything at great prices. Thank you for a wonderful evening.

Sunday lunch here for a special occasion was rather underwhelming after having a lovely lunch here, albeit a few years ago. Very quiet restaurant, which was no fault of the restaurant probably just the current climate, but the food really wasn't that wonderful. We both had roast beef which, with no criticism of the chef, was as 'tough as old boots'. We felt that it was all very average, at best. They did, however, offer a complimentary pudding, which was a lovely touch. No wine list either!

Visited The Oakhouse Hotel for a Sunday roast, and it was absolutely delicious. Best roast I’ve had a in a long time, and a great price too. Cauliflower cheese was bangin’ as were the Yorkshire Puddings! Highly recommend.

Small but well presented menu food hot and well cooked, breakfast has moved back to traditional English style and very hearty

Went for a Sunday lunch last weekend and all of our meals were lovely - best we have had for a long time. Costs a little bit more than some other pubs but the setting is really nice, with comfy seats in the bar area and a nice restaurant area to eat in. We all had Sunday roasts and a desert. All 3 types of roast were spot on with nice roast potatoes and a mix of veg. Cheese Board was excellent, as were the other 2 deserts we chose. It was quite quiet when we were there which I dont understand for somewhere that provides such a nice environment and good food.

Been an amazing weekend of sunshine and I was lucky enough to be enjoying it sat out in the sun on the lovely courtyard outside the Oakhouse in the middle of Axbridge town square. Was almost like being abroad.

Excellent. Having been to Cheddar Gorge with family from Wales we rang The Oakhouse and asked if they'd cope with a party of 10, in about 15 mins time early on a Sunday evening. Staff were helpful and polite. Food was excellent - we were mainly on burgers, pork belly, chicken bites...which kept three generations happy. Thank you.

Would not recommend this Inn. Room floor dirty, staff disorganized and certainly not on the ball when it comes to taking orders and fulfilling them.

Stayed here for a couple of nights. Breakfats in the dining room was perfect - lots of choice and big portions.

Already explained the problems in my review of the hotel. Lovely place but I'd advise people wanting dinner to eat elsewhere.

Thouroughily recommend the Sunday lunch menu ... crack’in food at a crack’in price ... can’t fault the food and despite the warning the Wood Pigeon was shot free ... excellent menu choices... good value too ... top class venue ..

As I go to write this review I notice I wrote one in 2014 when things were dreadful....and they haven't improved. I went here for tapas with my mum. What came to the table was inedible. Frozen tapas from Iceland would be better. Everything was deep fat fried and dripping in oil. The bread was hard and stale. The worst part was we told them politely it was inedible and they still charged us! For food we'd barely took two bites out of! I wont make the mistake of going back again. Such a shame as the pub itself looks nice and we love Axbridge.

Lovely surroundings Waitress polite All the food poor Stale bread Grease in every tapas bite No healthier options Even so you don’t expect to eat so much grease Will not return again Overpriced for quality Extremely dissapointed

We live just down the road from Axbridge and popped in for dinner as we had heard good things about this place.The first thing that is difficult is parking! There are restrictions everywhere for 24 hours a day as far as we could tell. Of course, that is not the fault of the restaurant but it does contribute to one's enjoyment of an evening.Anyway, the restaurant and bar area are very nicely decorated, warm and welcoming. we were greeted by a very pleasant young lady and had a drink at the bar first. very chatty and friendly woman behind the bar too.On being seated at the restaurant, we had a tasty amuse bouche and drinks (decent wine list).The menu is good. There were at least three things on there that I could have ordered on the spot! Traditional British style choices, very nice. However, I could not justify paying £30 for an 8oz fillet of beef with some sauce!!I had the pigeon starter, which was very nicely cooked, pink all the way through and tender as well (water bath, maybe?). However, when it arrived at the table it was all quite cold as if it had been sitting for a while before being brought out. My wife had the soup, which was home made and she said it was good.We both went for the pork belly main course, and both agreed that it was rather dry. There was nice crackling and all the potatoes and veg were nicely cooked, but the actual pork meat was not unctuous with reduced fat. All in all, good service, nice place but the kitchen was not on top form that night. We would give them another chance however, this meal was 'average', not 'poor'.

Really lovely atmosphere and surroundings and amazing food - a last minute booking that was far better than we could have hoped for. The tomato soup was very special, and the chicken and sea bass mains equalled any top restaurant. Some amuse bouches and brilliant service mean that we'll recommend and be back to the Oak House again.

Sadly the general ambiance has changed. Feeling a little lack lustre and missing the friendly management and staff, except Tracey who gives good service

Stopped for Sunday lunch , the restaurant is beamed and has a nice atmosphere, service was good and although the menu was limited for the Sunday the food was good quality.

Good pate,tasty pork belly & vegetables, chessboard .Thatchers cider. Friendly service & good atmosphere.Would recommend.

Spent a weekend at the Oakhouse coutesy of a Travelzoo deal. Dinner was exquisite - one of the best steaks I've had. In fact all the food was really tasty and brilliant value. Can't praise it enough.

Had a lovely evening meal here. After reading a few reviews about customers being banned I was a little wary, particularly with 2 children (aged 11 and 13) in tow. However, I have nothing but positives about the bar and restaurant. Very friendly staff, delicious food and lovely surroundings. Highly recommend.

Holidaying from yorkshire had a Fantastic meal tonight the fillet steak was a amazing and so was the belly pork! Child friendly and staff were very welcoming! Highly recommend and will be visiting again before we go home!

I remember that day there was a match between England and Colombia. After being in London for a week, I really wanted to skip the crowd.

We were staying at The Oak House for a few nights in April and had a meal in the restaurant on our first nights stay.

Fairly small menu, but something for everyone. Pretty pricey, but you get what you pay for. Service was faultless too.

Arrived here wanting lunch and as it was a nice day decided to eat at an outside table. Service was initially fairly slow as there appeared to be only one member of staff serving at the bar, tables and taking orders. All four of us opted for the beer battered cod and triple cooked chips. A large piece of cod was served together with a decent portion of chips with a ramekin of buttered peas. The batter on the cod was the lightest I have ever had with no hint of greasiness. I usually have a few mouthfuls of batter before I find it too much and just eat the fish leaving the remaining batter but on this occasion I ate the lot. Without doubt the lightest batter I have ever had and the fish was cooked beautifully. Fish and chips done very well!

Excellent menu with well cooked food presented beautifully . We ate in the restaurant for two breakfast's and two evening meals and could not fault the food .I would highly recommend .

Well worth a visit, good food served by lovely staff. Nice touches were the little hot roll/herb oil to dip in to + tasty sorbet palet clenser between courses.

We met here for a family lunch recently and I was very impressed with the professionalism of the service and the outstanding quality of the food. The flavours were exquisite and presentation was far superior to what is usual from a country style pub/restaurant.

Called in by chance for a late lunch with three small dogs in tow.

Pork belly in sauce to die for said my wife. She is still alive though. Not an extensive menu but excellent.

The menu was lovely. The food was fresh and beautifully presented as well as being being piping hot. The staff were friendly and non intrusively attentive. Lovely.

Very good food and a varied menu to suit all tastes. Very good English breakfast, very friendly staff

The Oak House is a lovely, warm and cosy bar and restaurant in the centre of Axbridge.

We ate as a group of four and all enjoyed the evening meal. However, the 2nd morning of our visit was a little disappointing at breakfast time. In order to have poached eggs on toast I had to prepare my own toast then hand it in to the kitchen. One of our guests ordered fried bread, as he had it on the 1st morning and was told that they didn't do fried bread. It did turn up on his plate so all was well

Stayed here on a Travelzoo deal. Pleasant, spacious room overlooking the square. Large comfortable bed. Nice seating area with two chairs and table to enjoy our cup of tea or watch tv in comfort. Only small criticism,not much room in bathroom for toiletries etc.Good selection of local gins in the bar. Excellent meal in the restaurant with pleasant, helpful staff and good

Saturday night booking for family birthday celebration first time we have been will definitely not be the last. Lovely decor throughout very polite service varied menu and very surprised at the low prices for the quality of food served. Lovely fresh beautifully presented all meals thoroughly enjoyed. Will be going back very soon and will be recommending to friends.

Amazing mothers day experience. Fantastic live singer. He was so talented and it really set the ambiance. The volume was perfect - you could talk whilst still enjoying his singing and the wonderful food.

We enjoyed our evening in this cozy dining room and all had a very good meal which was well presented and we did not feel in the least rushed although we stayed chatting with our friends after we had finished eating. There is a good varied menu with a high standard of food and wine which is excellent value especially if you manage to get a travelzoo deal as we did.

Staying as guests on a cheap weekend deal we didnt have great expectations but boy were we wrong.It was fantastic, my only criticism is that some of the portions were very small, just my opinion, no one else mentioned it!

great atmosphere, great food, great service, if the fires on you will be able to toast marshmallows lovely medieval village centre....

Great food and atmosphere lovely place to stay and eat friendly staff. A great location in the heart of Somerset.

Took my boyfriend here for his birthday, somewhere new we hadn't been before. Really nice interior, very friendly staff and good atmosphere. Had local gin with tonic (amazing!) and cider, sat in the bar to order our food and to chill out before going into the restaurant, waitresses/waiters were very helpful. Once our food was ready they asked us to go into the dining room, which unfortunately was empty, but nicely laid out tables, they brought out a small starter, which we hadn't ordered, but advised that they did this for the diners in the restaurant, was a beautiful sweet potato soup with 2 warm rolls, yum! Then the mains, 2 fillet steaks with vegetables and hasselback potatoes, we couldn't stop saying to each other how amazing the food was, juicy and very tasty. Puddings were a downfall, nothing too exciting, but a nice flat white to finish off the evening. Bill was very £££ so definitely for special occasions only.

Went for dinner on a Wednesday. Had to send the soup back as it was cold. My steak was hard,...

We wanted a simple lunch before visiting the local museum but the one Café we could see was packed and...

Comimos en el restaurante y el bar, así que este examen cubre tanto, comimos el desayuno y la cena,

Visitamos uno el lunes por la noche para la cena. Teníamos aperitivos como entrantes, que tenía pescado y patatas fritas y mi marido tenía la panceta de cerdo. Absolutamente delicioso.

Lo que es probablemente una buena cosa. Puedo salir de mi silla y con la ayuda de lo los tres grandes pasos en el restaurante. . . . . . No tenía. ojalá. La comida está bien, un poco caro, servicio terrible. Después de ser traído el menú del desierto que casi perdió el deseo de un desierto, escogí una, pero tuve que esperar mucho tiempo yo no quería por el momento llegó. Mi compañero tenía que pedir tres veces para una segunda copa. Pedimos la factura y finalmente nos dieron otra persona. Cuando llegamos a la nuestra estaba equivocada. Pagamos y nos fuimos oído un hombre detrás de nosotros quejándose de él también tenía la cuenta equivocada.

Cuando llegamos nos recibió un amable miembro del personal que nos arregló con bebidas y nos mostró a nuestra mesa.

We went for lunch on a Travelzoo deal. The food was disappointing and the service slow. One young man was waiting on tables alone and a group arrived for coffee so he was busy. We live locally and wanted to try this restaurant for some time but we won't be going back.

Both meals the dinner on the day of arrival and the breakfast the following day lived up to our expectations. The presentation of the food was pleasing on the eye and the taste of it on the palate. Naturally, the service completed the whole experience nicely. Well done the staff, thank you.

A pleasant pub / restaurant / hotel overlooking the attractive square, décor wise it’s quite contemporary and has presumably been extensively refurbished at some point. Although there’s still much exposed brick wall and beams on the ceiling, for the most part it had quite a modern feel to it, although there were nonetheless a few parts that looked a lot more original. Staff were pleasant and friendly and invited us to sit in the lounge whilst we perused the menu.There was both a bar menu and an a la carte, with the bar menu being restricted to about five options priced around £10 - £12, whilst the a la carte offered a similar number of dishes for a few pounds more. We both chose from the bar menu, and I opted for the chicken & bacon linguine in a thyme cream sauce with crunchy bread. This was a decent enough dish, although certainly not outstanding. I didn’t really notice the thyme, and it needed a bit of seasoning to liven it up. The “crunchy” bread was a plain white slice, tasting like it was out of a packet, and not really very crunchy either. It may perhaps have been in the toaster for a few seconds. Now, none of this was really a big deal – as I said, it was decent enough, and if I’d been paying seven or eight pounds, I’d have been perfectly happy. But for £10.95, I expected a bit more. Across the table, ale battered cod with triple cut chips was also decent enough, but it too felt over-priced. The fish was quite small, probably about half what you’d normally expect, but decent chunks of tender fish and a crispy batter. The chips weren’t nearly as crisp as I would have expected for ones that had been triple cooked though. Overall, this was a very nice setting with great staff, and the food was ok. For a few pounds less it would have been fine, but I guess you’re perhaps paying a premium for the surroundings and the fact that it’s a hotel. It also seemed that a lot of punters were there on some sort of deal – quite often I’ve noticed when that’s the case that prices are artificially inflated so they think they’re getting a bargain. Not saying that’s necessarily the case here, but it might explain why we thought it was a bit expensive for what we got.

Second visit on the taster menu and again very good. The restaurant has a nice atmosphere, the staff are very attentive and the overall experience was very nice. The food was great, Mackrell starter was well thought out and flavours worked well together. The chicken main was cooked well and if I was really picky would of been better with a jus. I don't really do desserts but I eat that as well. I'd rate this place 4.25 and the best place to go in this area. We will definitely return.

We booked a great deal through travel zoo. £50 for a 4 course taster menu for two. We then booked a room for the night. What a lovely little boutique hotel in the stunning medieval square of Axbridge on the edge of the Mendip Hills in Somerset. Lovely room with a roll top bath.Dinner was superb although there was a bit of a wait between courses.A good reasonably priced wine list and a couple of nice real ales in the bar. Open fires and a lovely atmosphere.The breakfast was superb.I can highly recommend this hotel, bar and restaurant.

We booked lunch here on a Travelzoo deal, and can thoroughly recommend this restaurant. Axbridge is a lovely village and the Oak House is situated on the market square, with free parking 100 metres away. As we walked through the front door we were greeted by a lovely young lady who looked genuinely pleased to see us. We were invited through to the lounge and offered drinks while we perused the menu. Once the starters were ready we were guided through to the dining area, with an invitation to enjoy our lunch extended by the landlord behind the bar. Our waitress brought a delicious soup and potted mackerel as our starters, and while we waited for the main courses we were able to admire the decor, reflecting care in restoring the old building tastefully and with obvious care in its maintenance.The chicken linguine and cod and chips were delicious and well presented: especially the chunky chips and succulent peas. Such was our experience at this restaurant that I felt I had to complement the staff personally, as they are all a credit to this atmospheric establishment!

We were taken by friends. Just ordered nuts and olives to start, but they also brought small cups of beautiful soup as an amuse Boucher-delicious. For main one had a fantastic steak, one had cod, and two had sea bass. All were delicious, cooking was spot on, very good. We did not pay, but while the steak was highly priced the other mains were reasonable. The service was friendly and attentive. When we finished we were each given a marshmallow to roast on the open fire - a lovely touch. We enjoyed a great evening.

After a good walk with the dog we called in the Oak House Axbridge on a Saturday lunch time. We were most surprised to find they were serving tapas. Really tasty and good value. Will definitely be going back.Quite independently our son had Sunday lunch here a few weeks later and was very pleased with good quality lunch.

The best starter of fowls 3 ways I ever had ! the steak was awesome and the décor was so lovely. the staff was really attentive and helpful

Had a DB&B package. Very good value and the food in the restaurant was good both for evening meal and for breakfast. We enjoyed it.

We have visited the Oak House on several occasions, for Sunday lunch which is superb and informal lunch. The decoration is fitting for the building and during summer outside tables are available in the square where you can watch the world go by. The menus are well thought out and dishes are presented with care. There is also a very good wine list. We have found this an excellent local venue and would happily recommend.

We visited here in the post Christmas/pre New Year period whilst staying in nearby Winscombe. The restaurant was quiet with only one other table booked, but despite that we had an extremely enjoyable evening.We went straight to our table due to one of our party having a sprained ankle and wanting to be seated immediately, but there looked to be a very pleasant bar area with welcoming chairs for pre-dinner drinks and time to review the menu.The food was of a very high quality, with the hake dish served with gnocchi and the mushroom wellington particular highlights. The style of food was towards the fine dining style of presentation, with main courses being around the £18 mark.The service was attentive without being obtrusive.Would love to visit here again with the restaurant being slightly busier, and when we were able to enjoy the pre-dinner bar area.

A warm welcome, open fire, excellent food in an historic setting- this place is fits well in the ancient market square.

We visited this restauarant on a Tripadvisor 'tasting menu' deal. There had been a mix up with the booking (not I don't believe on our part) and some of the courses we ought to have had were therefore substituted. In the case of the soup it was very tasty, and the duck was nice enough, but on the whole the food was somewhat bland and needed a bit of seasoning to lift it a little. In particular a poached pear instead of panna cotta was extremely disappointing - a few spices I think would have made a big difference. It was nice, but I think we were all hoping for a bit more than just nice.

new years day. Four of us arrived, not booked and sort real afternoon tea. We were advised it would take about 30 minutes to prepare.we waited in a very comfortable lounge in old comfy armchairs. The waiter brought the wine to ease our wait.Tea then arrived, wonderful no crusts sandwiches, cakes and two scones each with jam and cream, tea and coffee.great way to start 2017 and good value.

I stumbled across this place by chance whilst driving to visit family in Axbridge. It was so good I took my family back just days later. The food is outstanding, the staff most attentive and the bar has a great atmosphere.I would and will happily recommend this place to friends and colleagues.I just wish I could unearth the building and drop it close to my house back in Jersey!

Soooo good! We had a lovely meal - restaurant as it should be. Hake with gnocchi was spot on - creamy sauce and greens went well with the fish. Friends' steaks were great too. Excellent service, lovely food. Will be back!!

No vegetarian option available on our menu sheet but chef said he could make a risotto . It was the most stodgy rice mass that I could cut with a knife. Complained to waitress who said she would tell chef but "chef" didn't respond. They do a mean steak but if your a vegetarian I'd choose somewhere else to eat.

Visited The Oakhouse on a busy Friday night including few Xmas parties going on around. The service was quick, helpful and professional. The food was amazing. Starters and mains including fish and 2 filets - cooked to perfection. One of the best steaks I've ever had! Well done to chefs and all front of house team! Will definitely visit again!

Fantastic food, 5 star. Service was very good. It was a bit pricy, but worth it. Would recommend to all.

I have recently moved to the area and have been trying to find a new local and somewhere special to treat myself and the good lady to a little fine dining. Finding nice country pubs in Somerset offering good honest pub food made with locally sourced produce is not hard and could almost be taken for granted once you've lived here for a year or two. After doing my research the highly rated one Michelin star rated Pony and Trap seemed to be the only choice for a truly high end dining experience in our area. Without going into details and after paying them 75 pounds we never even got to step foot in this embarrassing excuse for a restaurant due to their appalling customer service and simply greedy company policies.On the off chance I agreed to meet an ex work colleague for a drink on the way home at the oak house in axbridge. I don't do reviews lightly so this one is not based on a one off experience but is based on 12 months of great service,and brilliant food that constantly raises the bar in terms of quality and execution. Charlie , Jason , and Norbs complete the experience by being professional , friendly , and genuinely invested in making your experience at the oak house not just one to remember but one you will want to share with your friends and family.If I had to say what makes the oak house stand out from the crowd it would be the consistency of good quality food , complemented by the professionalism, and welcoming feel that the manager Charles along with all the staff bring to the party.

Food available all day which was a bonus mid afternoon. Very nice 'pub' although more restaurant/hotel than pub the bar being a touch minimalistic although totally in keeping with what they do here.Lovely food, good service, friendly staff, thoroughly enjoyable.

A welcome change from the often mediocre selection of eateries, in an area where exceptional cuisine is rare and good restaurants are generally very thin on the ground.The Oak House is a very pleasant restaurant with a comfortable bar area, overlooking the medieval square in the charming and unspoiled country town of Axbridge, in rural Somerset.I would have liked to have given this establishment a 5 star rating but although the food was of a higher than average standard, for the region. The presentation and service lacked that little something, which lifts an establishment into the upper reaches of eateries, above the vast majority, which inhabit the middle echelons. It is close but not quite there. The prices of the food and wine are very reasonable and I look forward to my next visit.

We have been regular visitors to this fine establishment for a few years now and although it is fair to say we have had a few disappointing evenings whilst they struggled with staff changes etc. We have always had great faith that the quality would once again rise to the previous standards we have experienced and yes they have nailed!. Our last meal absolutely excelled in every aspect and the Oakhouse is back at the top of its game again!! Charles and his team were attentive but not invasive and the presentation and overall quality of the Chef's food was sublime, I could list all the dishes but as all four of us had individual three courses it would take far too long, needless to say ALL plates were superb! I am slightly biased though as I thought I had the winning pork plate with a fantastic black pudding mash!! I always feel that this marvelous place comes into its own in the winter with a warm cosy ambience throughout, I suggest a glass of wine in the Chesterfield sofas sat by the inglenook fireplace is a must. They will even provide you with marshmallows to toast!! Well done to everyone, you have won us over.......again!

The Oak House is the best pub in the Weston area! The team are so helpful and the food is fantastic.I had mackerel pâté and sea bass, and my wife had smoked pigeon and roast pork. The food was really great, reasonably priced and very well presented. My 3 year old was also very pleased with a huge pile of chips and fresh homemade chicken nuggets (£4.95! Bargain!). The beer was fresh and local, and they had a nice wine list.The finishing touch (after some cheeky desserts) was a (free) marshmallow cooked on the ancient open fire. This has never happened to me before in all my long legged life. My daughter also loved the fairy-lit well in the dining room(!)We will be coming back!

We have stayed at the Oakhouse twice now and would definitely stay again, the breakfast is great lots of choices, dinner time the food was excellent but a little pricey for us.

Good service, nice restored historic house, well decorated plates and a intersting and good selection on the list accordingly 12 spoons at the Gault Millau.

We booked for a party of 18 people on a Saturday night.Fantastic food, all served together and all at a nice pace.Excellent customer service all evening and everything we requested was delivered without asking.Tables set up exactly as we requested and some lovely complimentary touches.Thoroughly recommend this restaurant

Lovely food great sized meals and very reasonably priced, lots of choice on the menu,very clean and well decorated friendly staff, well worth a visit if your in the area, you do need to book weekends as it gets busy.

We stopped here for a 'quick' bite on a Saturday lunch-time, but after downing a pint over the first 40 minutes and still no sandwiches [cold not hot] I entered the bar to order another pint and ask if our order would take much longer and was told "everyone has ordered all at once"...weird, I thought that is what happens when you run a hotel and restaurant, customers at lunch-time order food!!! So after another 10 minutes the sandwiches arrive and despite my specific order of wanting no butter...my sandwich is buttered. Have difficult is it to spend my hard-earned money on a product and service as simple as a sandwich? Apparently it is in the Oakhouse.

We have been before and enjoyed good quality interesting food but tonight failed to live up to expectations. My sea bass was over cooked and the new potatoes barely warm. The peach for pudding was under ripe and little flavour. My son's potato fondant was dry and "underwhelming". The service was slow although the staff were very nice and did not charge for one main to compensate us but this did not take away the disappointment of a below par meal.

Booked here last minute and were offered a table without any hesitation. Staff looked smart and were attentive without being overbearing. Food was lovely. Not REALLY expensive either and therefore would recommend.

We had a lovely supper the food was delecious .We spent one night The room was modern and comfortable the bed and bathroom was excellentThe receptionist was very helpfull to us she lent me a personnal transformer so I could charge my mobile phone , she aswell offered us 4 expressos after our supperIt was very rewarding to arrive in a so nice palce after having walked all day from westorn super mare (approximetly 12 miles)Gerald & Malou Noetzlin 11 agust 2016 Switzerland

Good quality tasty food. Well presented, but portion size was on the small side. Decor in restaurant brought old and modern together with taste

We looked at the menu outside and the food was a bit fancy for us. As we went to walk away, the bar manager came out and chatted with us and said to look at the Bar menu...... WOW! what great food served so beautifully and the service was great. We sat out in the town square and had a lovely time.

Great food, simply and expertly delivered to us.Afternoon tea here a must, and would serve to fulfil all of your gastronomy for the morning, afternoon and night!

Excellent food excellent service really impressed!! Will definitely come back when in the area again

Stayed just one night with my son on a motorbike tour of the Mendips and the Cotswolds. Great setting on the corner of a partly medieval square. Very friendly with excellent food and service. The junior suite was fitted to a high standard and my son's room was also really nice. All in all a memorable stay and highly recommended.

Please see my main review - the good and service was amazing and I would recommend this place as a fabulous place to eat.

Stayed in The Oak House overnight after visiting Cheddar Gorge. The price of our room included meal in the Restaurant. Not totally included however up to the value of £30 per person. Food was fantastic.

A group of 21 of us took over this place for a week. Management and staff were excellent and nothing was too much trouble. ALL meals were excellent

Great food beautifully presented. Two visits two lovely meals. Pleasant relaxed setting if a bit of an echo. Only issues were a slightly longer gap between serving each course than preferred but quality of dos made the wait worthwhile - and it was a Monday evening!And of course the difficult Axbridge parking.

The dining room at the Oak Hotel is small but huge in interesting cuisine. The menu has lots to choose from and what we had was superb. We had 2 starters - the cured salmon and smoked pigeon breast. Both superb and presented well. Our mains were the sea bass and lamb; again perfection. Dessert was a chocolate fondant with stout ice cream, pistachio brittle and caramel sauce - Wow. The service was friendly and great. This restaurant is a gem!

the last time I ate here was Christmas and the veg were almost raw!! It is a little expensive but has a nice ambiance and looks lovely inside.

A friendly greeting by the bar man, started a good Sunday lunch here. Very pleasant surroundings, good beer and efficient service. The mackerel pate was excellent, so much so that my 13 year old daughter, who was not having a starter, ordered one - this came very quickly. My wife had the soup, which she declared delicious and also expressed the same opinion of the hake for her main. My daughter and I had the roast sirloin of beef, which was nice, if a little overdone, as was the enormous Yorkshire pud.The veg and gravy were well cooked and very tasty.

We had breakfast here on two occasions. Very friendly pleasant staff. Good breakfast, lovely fresh bread and toast and plenty of it. The bacon was cooked well done and crispy as requested and remembered on subsequent visit. Not overly priced either. Would recommend.

We have always enjoyed dining at The Oak House lunch or dinner. Staff are friendly and provide good service. Child and dog friendly

We visited on a Saturday evening, part of a group of around 40 people. We had ordered ahead from a menu with a good choice. The food was excellent. The prawn cocktail starter was very well presented and tasted good. The hake (no batter) with mushy peas and chips was very good, the chips were lovely and crunchy. The lemon pannacotta with raspberry sorbet was a lovely combination of flavours, the marshmallow didn't add much flavour but it did look nice. I have to mention the chocolate brownies at the Christmas buffet in December were probably the best I've ever had, wish I hadn't filled up on salad!! We'll be back...

This was our first visit to this restaurant and certainly won't be our last. Lovely bar area and restaurant. We enjoyed a drink at the bar and food orders taken. Everything from the ambience, presentation, food and service was excellent.Parking in the square outside.