The Druids Arms in Bath and North East Somerset - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

We found this wonderful pub by luck by googling “ the nearest pub open now” and what a find. My wife and I (The Yorkshire couple) called in to pass an hour while our digs were ready so called in for a quick drink. The moment we walked through the door we were made to feel really welcome by the staff and customers. We returned two days later for their steak night, two steaks for £26, what a bargain…. Great food and fantastic service and lovely staff and customers. Thanks to all at the Druids Arms who made us feel very welcome you were brilliant!!! Our only complaint…… you’re too far away to call in regularly….

We went for dinner as a family of 12 people and had a fabulous evening. The staff were really friendly and couldn't do enough to help. The food is pub grub plus specials and was great. Most definitely f us ordered burgers but there was plenty to choose from. Really tasty and good portions. I would highly recommend a visit. It's obviously a popular place so we did make a reservation. Plenty of free parking.

We were staying about 5 minutes drive from The Druids Arms and it was highly recommended by our AirBnb hosts. There was a decent sized car park with a lovely large beer garden next to a stone monument. The pub itself was quite small inside, but cosy and quaint. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, as were the patrons. We had a beef pie and a crispy chicken dish, both were delicious. It was so nice that we booked in for steak night on Wednesday. The steak was very reasonably priced and the chips were absolutely outstanding! Some of the best chips we've had!

My son had his wedding reception at this wonderful venue on Saturday. Everything was perfect - the food was absolutely amazing, from the canapes to the evening buffet. The staff were all fantastic and nothing was too much trouble. I would highly recommend the Druids Arms for any celebration. Thank you to everyone involved for helping to make this such a special day.

Yet another lovely time at the Druids arms,we were able to sit outside in the sun and have lunch.Very good ever changing seasonal menu,plus at least 5 daily specials,I had chicken escalope with tapanade and salad,it was delicious never normally have chicken out but have had it twice at Druids and both v.good. Lovely cider,good friendly service not over priced,love it there!

Called to book overnight stop over in our motorhome, no problem at all, well what a pub all staff were friendly and the Menu was FANTASTIC and so was the Food , Beer . The locals were very welcoming to, would highly recommended this pub for anyone in the area 10/10 Thank You.

Lovely welcoming pub,warm as you enter although the log fire wasn't lit. Nice selection of ciders and beers,specials board with about 6 choices,main menu was very good,didn't know what to have so went for belly pork with red cabbage and mash,it was delicious lovely flavours and nicely presented, definitely will return,and they serve food Mondays.

I had heard many good recommendations about this place so booked for a Sunday roast. WOW. The food was really good and the portion sizes generous. Probably the best Sunday roast in the whole Chew Valley. We will definitely be returning. I have heard that their steak nights are really good as well so that will be for next time. Booking is advisable as this is not the largest pub and it can be very popular. There is a good size car park beside the pub so please don't park on the road.

Really homely and welcoming! Log fires in main bar area. Dining area quite spartan, but it is a real country pub, so what did I expect. This pub is seriously old and has character in spades to boot! Menu was very reasonable and staff knowledgeable when asked. Meals arrived with little fuss, all hot and all eagerly dispatched! Puddings followed and they went the same way! As we left the log fire was roaring, beer was being pulled and folks were settling in for a wet Saturday afternoon a scene that must have been played for centuries I would imagine! Embrace the history, embrace the pub for what it is - a traditional country pub serving great food and great beer! Book it soon!

The Druid Arms served our large group of 25 tandem cyclists quickly with very tasty well presented meals and with a smile. Our leader had placed our various orders a few days before. The best pub meal I've had with a large group for as long as I can remember!

Where can you go on a Monday night and get excellent home cooked food at very reasonable prices?....... The Druids Arms! We were a party of 5 and enjoyed excellent food last night. We had two coq au vin, a fish and chips, a fully loaded burger & fries and an outstanding Roast Pheasant (choice of either pheasant or mallard duck on the specials board), various deserts, plenty to drink and all for £138.00 for 5 people!! For the quality of the food and portion size, this is excellent value. Also nice to see quite a few people dining and at the bar on a Monday night.

Wednesday steak night, great value and attentive staff. Good selection of cider and ales, a traditional pub serving great food and friendly staff.

We've eaten here a few times . So friendly and accommodating as we'd arranged our meal for 14.15 but due to traffic on the M5 and an accident in the high street we were 35 mins late. ( I did call ahead to warn them!) We arrived, ordered, and food was fast, quality, tasty, and good-sized portions. Staff were very attentive. Highly recommend, and we'll be back😋

We have been a few times now to the Wednesday night steak night and each time we come away saying, how good it is. The steaks are consistantly excellent, great sides, great service and always superb value!

The Druids Arms is a ‘real’ English pub, full of locals but friendly and welcoming. The food is excellent and reasonably priced. Don’t expect quaint or themed this is a functional working pub but the service, food and friendliness make it exceptional.

Love this place, Eric is fab, what a character, will always make you giggle, steak night on a Wednesday, it’s the best 🤩🤩🤩

We visited this pub on a weekday lunchtime with two friends . Two of us enjoyed the mussels special and another enjoyed a veggie burger. The food was all delicious and filling, as well as being great value. Service was attentive . We waited a little longer than we would have hoped, but will definitely return to the area specifically to eat there.

A lovely roast dinner The Druids served. The staff were friendly and helpful. We didn't have to wait too long. The only drawback is that the pub is rather small for bigger families. As it can't be helped I can't hold that against anybody. I would highly recommend.

Lovely welcome, and the food was amazing. The ham and double egg with chips and salad beat my wife, I had cod off the specials board (I'm trying not to eat too much) I ate too much.

A lovely pub with ancient stones in the garden, modern food on your plate, a great welcome and a friendly clientele.

Visited over the weekend, more in hope than expectation of being able to eat. We were warmly welcomed by the front of house team, and they went out of their way to find us a table to eat at. The beer (Butcombe) was exceptionally good,...

Had a busy day today so rang and ordered a lamb & mint burger with relish and fries - absolutely delicious, had a pint with it and a marvellous experience all around - definitely doing that again :)

02/04/23 Very friendly welcome, best roaring open fire all winter! Roast pork and crackling was superb really tasty and brilliant gravy. White chocolate cheesecake top marks. Have visited quite a few pubs for Sunday lunches through the winter and have to say this was by...

We went here one Sunday afternoon and couldn’t believe how busy it was. There were lots of locals who were all so friendly and welcoming. The four of us had a table booked with our 2 dogs and we’re very quickly seated and looked after....

Probably the best Sunday lunch I've ever had in a pub. A good size portion of delicious roast pork with perfect crispy crackling. Lovely locally produced veg. Plenty of rich, tasty gravy. Excellent desserts, beautifully presented. Compliments to the chef. Friendly, efficient staff. Seated at...

Visited for my first steak night with my wife,greeted with a lovely open fire and staff. Excellent steak 2 for the price of 1 , fantastic valve for money,best I’ve had for a long time. Don’t tell anybody else otherwise there going to be swamped...

Last minute unexpected Sunday lunch and we were lucky to be able to book a table at the Druids. Catering for an always hungry teenager and 96 year old with limited diet options, is not easy... but The Druids came up tops. Wow - the...

Visited recently with my wife and brother-in-law who is in a wheelchair. All the staff were so welcoming and helpful in assisting us into the pub and then finding us a nice table where we could sit comfortably. Thank you for your warm welcome and...

Absolutely amazing food and service. We had the special chicken ballotine, which was beautifully presented and so tasty. Highly recommend

We had a really lovely family meal here. Great little beer garden with the beautiful Cove stones which were beautiful in the light just before sundown. Our kids found a perfect tree for climbing and the food was delicious. The chicken ballatine was excellent and...

Amazing little pub, fantastic menu, beautiful surroundings. Visited with my daughters and was surprised with how accommodating the menu was. Perfect for coeliac, vegan or vegetarian or other dietary requirements. The batter on the cod was perfectly crisp and delicious. Belly pork was beautifully tender...

Had assumed basic pub fare but everything was so good. Friendly, helpful service, delicious food, all four of us had something different and all of us thoroughly enjoyed our food, the gluten free battered fish was the best I’d had in years whether it was...

Had a fabulous meal at The Druids Arms - the chef was fabulous and created a dish for me to meet my dietary needs. This doesn't happen very often! Gorgeous food in a lovely little village inn ♥

What an absolute hidden gem. The owners and staff couldn't be more helpful and friendly, the locals too. The food is excellent ,great quality, great portions, great price. Faultless. The inn itself is a lovely building and the location, so close to Stanton Drew stone...

We stayed two nights here in our motorhome, what a lovely stay. We were given a warm welcome from all the staff who are all friendly and very efficient. The food is excellent, we ate here on both evenings, on the second evening we were...

Stopped off here on Sunday, the roast dinner was amazing and the staff were friendly. The standing stone circle behind the pub is also worth a visit.

What a fabulous place! We hoped for something special, as this was our first venture back into pubs after the latest lockdown.... and we weren't disappointed! The manager and staff were mindful of Covid regulations whilst being warm and friendly. Clearly a popular place with the locals, they were having a special fish night in the main room, but looked after us in a quieter area and cooked us a good pub dinner. I particularly recommend the Druids Pie - delicious! Friendly locals completed the experience!

Best fish and chips in the chew valley! Hats off to the chefs, the fish and chips me and the wife had on Saturday evening were amazing. The druids arms offering a C-19 safe takeaway service we will definitely be visiting here again!

What a super little pub and such a warm and genuine welcome! Stayed over with our camper and enjoyed a beautifully cooked meal. The landlady and team couldn’t have been more welcoming and everything had been done to protect visitors with Covid precautions, whilst still maintaining a feeling of normality. Really felt for everyone, as we were there whilst the news announcement was made for another lockdown and need to close their doors again in a matter of just a few days - despite having brewery and fresh food deliveries scheduled. Our heart goes out to them and we pray they can ride it out. Will be back to visit this little gem!

Brilliant pub grub at reasonable prices, concidering they have only been open 3 weeks the service was amazing.

Myself, my partner and my daughter went to the Druid's for Sunday lunch, it has come very highly recommended by a number of friends, we were so pleased to hear it had reopened and tried to book right away. When booking, the staff were very accommodating and did their best to squeeze us in. I'm so glad that they did - it definitely did not disappoint! The food was all home made (delicious), the staff were extremely friendly and the new manager Julie was very welcoming. A great lunch, which was very reasonably priced! Keep up the good work! We will be back for sure and would definitely recommend to others!

I've always liked The Druids Arms.Always guaranteed to have Real Ale, and it's well kept.Bar service is prompt and polite.Food is excellent. There may be a wait... depending upon numbers, but their food is worth waiting for.Keep up the good work folks.

This little pub really has some heart and soul in it. The service was quick and the menu is incredibly reasonable regarding price for what your getting. My partner and I are having to travel a great deal at the moment due to work related to the recent health crisis, so things are stressful. But we took a small detour outside of Bristol and found this wonderful place. Once we were sat down at our table we wanted for nothing. The food was of superb quality and clearly the ingredients are well sourced. We left well fed and fully recharged. I can’t recommend this location strongly enough.

Light and airy inside, but still cozy. Very welcoming staff. Druids Beef Pie was simply the best pub pie I've had, EVER!! Lots of beautifully tender meat, tasty sauce, light puff pastry, accompanied by gloriously well-cooked chips. Scampi was also tasty and moist. We came about this place as a bit of a surprise, but will definitely be going back!! Best value in the valley.

We came here after a Sunday walk with friends, having booked a table after reading some pretty good reviews. Unfortunately they didn’t live up to them.After preordering in the week we called on Sunday to say we’d be 10 minutes late at which point I was told they had been let down by a supplier, so no Nut Roasts were available. Which is ok, I get it. We were offered a goats cheese and leek lattice which sounded good. What we received was something I imagine came from Iceland, from frozen, and filled with mush, not even sure if it had any goats cheese in. The veg on all the roasts wasn’t anything special and could have been done better at home frankly. For those who had beef (advertised as medium rare), they had well done, and it looked pretty sad. The starters were ok, but too simple to mess up. It’s a lovely pub, and friendly staff and locals, but perhaps this is better for a drink or two rather than to be blown away by a great Sunday roast.

Called in here today (Sunday) and they managed to give us a table for a quick lunch. Two generous bowls of homemade broccoli and stilton soup went down well. Coffee is good. Waitress very welcoming. Definitely recommended.

Unpretentious.. family friendly country pub.. the Sunday lunch menu was limited to a Sunday roast ( plus a veggie alternative), tho on a November Sunday, what else would u want ‍♂️.. the food was perfect, service excellent .. landlord was really friendly and attentive .. can’t recommend highly enough .. 5/5

As there is no online menu, we decided to take a chance and after checking out the Trip Advisor reviews, this country pub sounded good. We arranged to meet our friends for dinner. On arriving at the table we first noticed that the menus were “greasy” that said, the restaurant was small with a few tables and chairs, and set out well. The Saturday evening menu was limited to 5 main meals. Some would say this was a good thing, as sometimes few choices are better. When we came to order we were told the fish & chips were off. There was only one vegetarian option available which was disappointing, a side salad was ordered with the veggi risotto. Also ordered were 2 steaks and 1 ham egg and chips. When the meals arrived we were told that they were out of salad! The ham was very dry, the chips on all 3 meals were “squashy” with grease, and although golden, did not appear to have been cooked properly. One steak was very tough. When we complained it was agreed to be changed, We all waited while the steak was replaced, only to be told they were out of steak. The value of the meal was agreed to be taken off of the bill. We were offered a free drink to which we declined as were were driving. We were also offered a free bottle of wine if we came back at another time. These offers were sent via the waitress from the Manager. I must point out that at no time did the Manger come to see us themselves. Needless to say we will not be going back, and WOULD NOT recommend this to anyone, especially vegetarians!

We were more than ready for drinks and food after a 3 hour walk around Stanton Drew. The Druids arms provided us with very good food and wine, beers and ciders.We were quite a large group but all food was served with a smile and a great ‘ can do attitude’ nothing was too much trouble.Compliments to the chef on Saturday 31st August

We went to this pub for a lunchtime meal, spurred on by the good reports on TA. It is a nice pub with a good ambience and friendly staff, but we thought the food was only average. Perhaps the usual cook was on holiday. Anyway, we would recommend it for a drink, and you can see the stones nearby, but we wouldn't particularly recommend the food. Chris(Bath)

Stopped in the Druids for some refreshment during a hot summers' walk. A lovely watering hole, with a good range of ales and although we did not eat, the food we saw go past look highly appertising!In the garden are a number of standing stones, historically representing a bride, groom and priest turned to stone for dancing on the sabbath!

What a real find. A friendly country pub with a good choice of beers and excellent food at prices that won’t break the bank.

Etiquette demanded we ate and drank in the pub which turned out to be an excellent choice. This is a friendly pub - especially on ‘steak night’ (Wednesday). The beer is excellent especially the Buttcombe. We both had the sirloin steak on a 2 for 1 basis and they were excellent. Succulent and well cooked. A nice bottle of red helped a lot and basically, a good time was had by all. Heartily recommended. The slight downside as a motorhomer was the blinking cockerel piping up at 4.30am. I has visions of roast chicken for dinner.....!

Een typische plattelandspub in Engeland met het voordeel dat in de beer garden een cove staat van 4500 jaar oud: geweldig toch? De lokale bevolking drinkt hier op zondag hun biertje en zijn wel in voor een praatje, dus gezelligheid alom.

Friends and I visited here recently on a Monday evening. We had the pate and baked camembert to start which were both really nice, for main coarse we had the beer battered fish & chips and the ham egg & chips. All the meals were of good quality and value for money. The staff were very friendly and welcoming, we will definitely be returning. One point to note is that there is a different and more limited menu on a Monday and a Tuesday evening due to different chefs working on those evenings so bear that in mind when visiting/booking a table.

We are always welcomed by a lovely welcome my son when asked where he would like to go for food he always says here hence why we come quite often. The food never dissapoint the burgers with a stilton cheese is my wife favorite and the steak always melts in the mouth and is cooked to perfection. With such a warm comfy feel with the open fire burning and a great selection of drinks this is easily one of our favorite pubs in the chew valley (which we have been to them all) look forward to returning soon.

Found this place after reading some reviews , seemed like a very popular local pub the dining area was quiet limited for space and I can imagine at busy times it would become very congested.

We visited this lovely place after a walk to the stone circle nearby. Although it's small, the place was a real find. I'd love to be able to stay all day at that bar!!

Fascinating pub on the edge of Dartmoor - plenty inside to explore whilst enjoying your drink and a meal.

The other half and I stopped off at this gem of a place on our way down to Cornwall.. excellent food, great ale and wine.. open fire and good juke box... will visit again if passing by..

Visited here today with friends for Sunday Roast. 2 of us had the beef, one the pork belly, the other the chicken, all meats were delicious. The veg consisting of roast potatoes, carrots, cabbage, red cabbage and gorgeous parsnip purée. We also shared a portion of cauliflower cheese. The food really is amazing, huge portions and at £10.50 excellent value for money. Our friends have visited several times to enjoy the steak evening, we will definitely be joining them. Dining area is small, therefore booking is a must. I can safely say this is the best Sunday roast I’ve ever had the pleasure of eating

Very pleasant and helpful lady behind the bar. Nice atmosphere. Food (duck and roasted root vegetables) was excellent. My wife and I will definitely return.

we booked a table for 10 for my mother's birthday - based on the reviews on here. And Amy on the phone were excellent. They asked us to pre-order given that there were 10 of us, and we agreed 7.30 arrival for food at 8.00. We pre-ordered 9 dishes, and agreed that my mother's food (for whom the evening was a surprise) would be ordered on arrival

Well run, busy with local trade, there is a lively bar and also a comfortable restaurant. The welcome is very genuine and friendly. Dishes friends liked were fish and chips and the (huge) Druid burger... we don't think any druids were harmed in the making...

We rang to book a table and were impressed with the friendly helpful response. We arrived in good time and were given a table in the restaurant. The Sunday roast was delicious - an enormous, generous helping! The atmosphere was very happy and buzzing. Although we were very tempted by the dessert menu, we had no room for dessert (!) so just had coffees. Later, after visiting the Stone Circles and The Cove, we had tea in the garden. A delightful afternoon.

We popped in here for a quick refreshment after visiting the stones and cove. The staff were really friendly and moved a table around to accommodate the size of our party. If we're in the area again, we'll make sure we visit here for lunch.

We ate here twice whilst in a short break in the nearby Round House at Stanton Drew. This is a lovely local pub which does good food and caters for both Iocals and tourists. Very friendly, with a great atmosphere. The steak was good, as was the cheeseboard.

Recommended by a friend, me and my partner decided to have Sunday lunch there after a nice walk at chew valley lakes. Lovely garden, really nice pub inside. I wasn't going to order a roast but I am so glad I ordered the stuffed pork belly ! Pork was delicious, potatos crispy, a Yorkshire pudding of epic proportion and proper jus gravey. Big portion. Every bite was a delight. My partners fish and chips was just as good. Homemade tarter sauce, crispy cod. We shared the raspberry creme brule and the panacotta with berry compot. Both greatly presented all homemade. Delicious. Really friendly staff also. Will be coming back in a heartbeat. My only criticism was the menu options, but I understand it was a Sunday.

Lunch at The Druid's Arms was scheduled as part of a ten mile circular walk (which also took in the under-valued stone circle - a must see). We were not disappointed and what we hadn't expected is the size of the pub; it's much smaller than I had expected. The wild mushroom risotto was quite simply divine; the flavours really were superb. Highly recommended. Staff very welcoming.

We so enjoyed eating here together. The staff were so welcoming and friendly and the food fabulous. We especially enjoyed the lavender creme brulee. The bar section of the pub has a roaring fire, making it a very cosy atmosphere but you eat in a much quieter, more calm room to the side. Everything was spotless and looked beautiful. We had an amazing time and we will definitely be going back.

This was may first visit to The Druids.four of us went for lunch. There is limited off road parking available.

Spent an enjoyable evening at the Druids Arms. After a warm welcome at the very busy bar we went through to our table in the much quieter restaurant. Our meals (fish and chips; steak and chips) were freshly cooked and the grilled vine tomatoes made a pleasant alternative to the onion rings that can be expected in a pub meal.

We went for a Saturday lunch.Great village pub,very traditional,open fire place and a lovely dinning area,very cosy and well decorated.Staff very frienly and kind.Food very tasty and good portions.It was a winter rainy day,we had a warm lunch and we will come back for sure when the weather improves.

We were on a circular route from the wonderful summerhouse Bed and Breakfast, we aimed for this pub for a late lunch, Unfortunately the kitchen was under maintenance so cooked food was unavailable. However the staff were very happy to make us a sandwich and the selection of crisp flavours were fab! A lovely roaring open fire and very friendly staff. Good selection of beers, Ales, cider and wine. As well as soft drinks.

Went for a meal this evening, very friendly staff and lovely food :D steak night so great bargain too at 2 for 1, really tasty and gluten free adaptability from the chef which I really appreciated (I'm coeliac) I would definitely recommend!

Couldn't ignore an invitation to stop in for an ale after we'd visited the Stanton Drew stone circle. Staff were very friendly and not unused to visitors from the far side of the world. The ale was lovely and who could go past a packet...

Went for lunch and absolutely brilliant. Great Good, friendly service by genuine people, not a hipster in sight. Great value and nice garden

Called in for lunch after reading reviews. Service good, pub nicely decorated. Food a bit of a let down. Lasagne was lacking meat, but was tasty. Chicken wrapped in bacon again tasty, but bacon under cooked and overall not very warm. We will try again...

Visited this lovely little country pub for Sunday lunch last weekend. We arrived early as rain caused us to cut...

The pub has been renovated and is much nicer than when I first visited. The snug is a great spot for a family lunch. Good food and prices.

We had a table for six. Menu not huge (thankfully) and a few specials on the board.

What a lovely little pub this is. Interesting location with the stone 'Cove' and nearby stone circles, a nice beer garden backing on to a quaint village church. Very friendly welcome from the barmaid who also doubled as our waitress. It has a very small inside dining room so I'd book if you want food indoors. And I would heartily recommend that you do try the food! Somerset is blessed with many wonderful village and countryside pubs that do great food, and we tried to sample as many as we could during our week-long holiday in the area - including the renowned Pony and Trap. However the food at the Druids Arms beat all the others hands down. Highlights were the mushrooms on toast, the Druid burger, and a chicken, bacon and leek special.

Supper for 2 on a Tuesday evening. Lovely location and very pleasant decor. Food choices very limited and took more than 30 minutes to come. Cauliflower cheese did not taste of cheese! Burger very small. Nobody asked us during or after the meal if everything was ok.

We went here with 2 adults and 2 children. This is a lovely old fashioned pub with great character and wonderful staff. The food was also very good too. Very good comfort food. When we arrived the room we were in was full with kids who were having a party so you can imagine it was a little loud. The staff knew that there were a few bookings and moved the party to a more private room, which was a lovely touch. the two wonderful ladies serving us were great and made great conversation with my 11 yr old twins. In all this is a lovely characterful pub with great food and good staff. If you're in the area make sure you pop in

We ate twice in the Druids Arms over a weekend, visiting family in Bristol. On the Saturday evening, we enjoyed live entertainment, excellent food and a warm welcome from the regulars. Sunday lunch was just as good. This is an excellent, well-run, friendly pub, with good value, high quality food. It's everything that a modern pub should be, and we will certainly be going back on our next trip to the area.

The Druids Arms has certainly had a major revamp since I last visited, but what an improvement it is, and whilst it is still quite basic, the service, food, drinks, and quality were faultless. We had lunch comprising of Cod & Chips and the Burger, which were cooked to perfection even if the Cod could have been a bit bigger, yes I know I need to cut down.The Settle seating isn’t to everyone’s comfort, but the Doom Bar was silky, and we had such a good Lunch and dining experience they have to be rated as 5 Stars.I would not hesitate to recommend or visit again.

As three senior walkers we did, stopping for mid-day refreshments during our walk. We were made welcome. The beer choice was good and the selection and quality of snacks/sandwiches, supplemented with chips of course, was excellent. The building was originally a cottage, so is compact and cosy. Outside there is an excellent garden for al fresco refreshment seekers which contains interesting, original and unusual standing stones (The Cove) for those interested in the stone circle of Stanton Drew. We left suitably refreshed and looking forward to another visit.

My husband and I were staying at the Tithe Barn, down the road and the Druids Arms was recommended to us. Well, we were not disappointed! They serve gorgeous Bottega rose prosecco which is yum :-)We had dinner in the cosy little dinning area and was served by a lovely, friendly waitress. The food was fresh, delicious and the portion sizes huge! We were stuffed! Would definitely visit this cosy little gem of a pub again.

We booked a meal for 7.30 but after being stuck in traffic on the way down didn't arrive till 7.50....but this was no problem to the waitress who showed us to our table in the small but comfy dining room off the main bar, which appeared to be full of locals.... always a good sign. The dining room was intimate and would probably hold about 20 people maximum, on this night there were a table of 4 persons and 3 tables of 2 persons including ourselves and the atmosphere was good with a buzz of relaxed conversation. As we settled in the young waitress took our drinks order and left us a menu explaining any unavailability on the specials board. Within what seemed like seconds she returned with our drinks and the service was continued in the same friendly efficient way throughout the night. We shared a starter of mushrooms cooked in garlic and cream and to follow I had a chicken linguini and my partner had the last remaining sea bass from the specials menu....It's safe to say they were all excellent and portions of a good size, so much so that we couldn't face a dessert being totally full. The two young waitresses were friendly and efficient throughout and when our bill arrived after the food and two drinks each we were pleasantly surprised to see it came to less than £45. The beer by the way was splendid. All in all a very pleasant and rewarding dining experience which we can heartily recommend.... Do book in advance though to avoid disappointment as it can obviously get quite busy.

Popped in for dinner on the way back from holiday. My steak was cooked to perfection as was everything else on my plate. My partners ham, egg and chips was also delicious. Every meal I've had here has been better than good and such a lovely setting.

We were popping down to the Stones at Stanton Drew, it was a beautifully sunny day so we called into the pub first, to have a drink and sit in the garden where the Cove stones are sited, the Lady behind the bar was very friendly and helpful handing my wife a folder with much of the information on the stones and their archaeology, well worth stopping off.

We stopped in for lunch .Lovely table by the fire on a chilly day. Food was well presented.Staff very friendly.The chef understood Gluten Free so I was a happy camper. Greta outdoor area for summertime.

I`ve never been in their pub,but i have just met the landlady and her partner in my local in Cornwall,where they have been taking a well earned break.All I can say is,what lovely people.In my experience that means people that care,Next time I`m in Somerset I shall call in The Druids Arms.

Decided to take a trip to the standing stones at Stanton drew, it's a 3.1/2 hr drive but on such a lovely day with the roof down why not knock another megalithic site of the list, Timed it so we'd reach the Druids arms pub for lunch, this little pub in a little hamlet was great pleasant staff very clean loos! And standing stones in the gardenand sun shining down what more could you want! We ordered some food from the bar and took our seats in the garden the starters came up a minute before the main course! But that was OK as we were sharing olives,breads,etc wife had the cheese ploughman's and thoroughly enjoyed it especially the home made piccalilli, I had fish and chips which came with garden peas and tartar sauce all cooked to perfection, the only thing that stopped me giving this pub 5 star review was the size of the portion on the plate it looked like a child's meal and certainly wasn't worth the £13. Thank the gods my other half has a small appetite or I'd have gone hungry!

We were staying at a local Bed and Breakfast the Tithe Barn and booked here on the Friday night before a wedding. Fabulous food. The staff were friendly and the locals were very chatty and we had a great night here.

Stopped in for a nice cup of tea on a very cold day and was welcomed with friendly smiles and a nice warm fire.

Just popped in the druids to have a taste of their new menu and must say I was blown away by my food. The scotch egg starter was amazing and everything that followed was equally as tasty! Easy to say the new chef is a keeper and the staff are the best around. Very welcoming pub and I will be returning very soon!!

My colleague and I have been working and staying nearby and have used this pub for an evening meal on five occasions during the last two weeks. Always a warm welcome, blazing fire in the pub, lovely staff and very good service. The food is excellent, sensibly priced and generous portions. Fresh garden peas in March - wonderful. Recommended without reservation.

When a group of strangers from up the valley wander in to a local village pub, one never knows what to expect. But fair play. A warm welcome from a lovely barmaid, well priced drinks and a nice atmosphere in a modern yet traditional pub. I havent had food there yet (hence I've not YET given it five stars) but I hear that's lovely too. As we only live up the valley, we will be gladly returning.

On arrival we weren't so sure we'd picked the right place to have dinner as we were told on arrival we had been put in the 'darts room' due to a large loud party in the main restaurant. The lady who served us was very attentive and kind, she kept checking everything was okay and offered to move us into the main restaurant once the party had moved themselves into the darts room. We had the bread and oil as well as the sharing Camembert for starter which was lovely. I then had the chicken with bacon and cheese and my fiancé had the burger which we both agreed were really tasty. Even though we were so full of good food and wine we opted for a pudding - I had the sticky toffee pudding and it was really yummy. Really this place outdid our first judgements and it shows you mustn't judge a book by its cover. The food really was great and I'm glad we picked there for our dinner whilst on our weekend away. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because it was really, really cold in the pub and main restaurant, so much so that we had to wrap our coats around ourselves!