The Full Quart in Sedgemoor

Called in on a Wednesday lunchtime as we passed by from Bristol airport on our onwards journey to family. Spotlessly clean, I asked for mayo, the squeezey bottle lid and bottle were spotlessly clean, as was the vinegar lid and bottle, toilets clean and tidy. All staff friendly, nothing was too much trouble - I asked for hot water to top up my pot of tea. We had chicken wraps and skinny fries, chicken was nice and juicy, good value for money. We would definitely go back if we were ever in the area again.

Has potential to be really good. Every time I've been the food has been nice. The play area outside is fun for kids and to watch the trains go by but really needs updating.. Doubt it would pass a health and safety inspection. Lots of bits of the fence have been broken with bits of wood rotting or sticking out and the climbing area is looking tired. This place is often very quiet. Just needs some tlc put into it.

Never been before never go again carvery was terrible roast potatoes tasted like they were warm up from day before meat was chewy All in all, not a very good meal for £15.95 each will never go again

Once again, a lovely day spent having a long lunch at the Full Quart. Excellent food, service and reasonably priced. Also very accessible. We had a table for 9 to include my grandson in a wheelchair and there was plenty of room for him to maneuver around. Just off the m5, it's an excellent place to meet up.

Stopped on the way home for a very early dinner just after 5:30, surprised they were serving so early. Waitress was very good and did her job very well. I enjoyed a fish pie which was the only dish on the specials board. Hubby enjoyed his spaghetti bolognese, though expected a sauce as it was dry. I loved my Caribbean coffee liqueur, and a Thatchers Blood Orange. He appreciated a Thatchers zero alcohol. They have a Sunday carvery and a function room tucked away at one end. Ladies toilets were basic but clean near the entrance. Good selection of food at reasonable prices.

We had a carvery here and it was absolutely awful We had eaten here before but off the main menu and never really had any issues so thought we would try the carvery. What a disappointment! Cauliflower cheese with absolutely no cheese Hard potatoes Hard peas Sloppy veg! I had 2 meats (beef and turkey) and the turkey was nice but I couldn’t cut through the 1 slice of beef I was given, so I gave up trying! My nephew ordered the steak (at £21!) and couldn’t even chew it (he asked medium -rare) The waiting staff were very nice and couldn’t fault them However when my father in law tried to complain (3 times whilst we were there) the staff weren’t interested one bit! He put a review on their facebook page and it was immediately deleted and he was blocked!! That says it all!! Don’t go here!!! Simple as! Dave your money!! In hindsight we should have read the bad reviews of the carvery meals on here before we booked!!!

The worst Sunday carvery we have had since Covid. Meat tough, cauliflower cheese with no cheese, stuffing balls hard as rock. DO NOT GO THERE

On holiday in Somerset looked for Sunday Lunch venues.found Full Quart with excellent reviews! Oh my lord what a disappointment apart from the friendly waitresses the experience was horrendous the carvery dispenser was surly and rude, the meat inedible vegetables tasteless bland and cold an utterly awful repast. Avoid this place like the plague !

Roadside pub with food Quick good service of pub classic menu items Reasonable prices Nothing fancy Ok for a stop and go meal whilst driving this route Staff hard working and cheerful

We were passing through after a family weekend away and thought we would treat ourselves to a nice carvery. At £15.95 per adult and £9.95 per child I was expecting it to be a really good carvery. However that was not the case. The chef cutting the meat also puts the potatoes on your plate. I asked for crispy potatoes and that they were definitely not. The only way I can describe them is dried out as if they were lunchtime roast potatoes reused. They were not pleasant at all. It was certainly lacking what a nice carvery should be. A shame as the young girl serving was very pleasant but the food could of been a lot better.

Absolutely terrible carvery very disappointing overpriced will definitely not recommend this place and would never go back £15.95 each for a tasteless carvery is disgusting !

Went for a Sunday carvery with family for birthday celebration. Very poor size of portions.. 2 slices of meat seems very tight. I have been to many carveries where you get a good sized portion of meat. Took over 20 mins to serve pudding and the Sundae was quite frankly an insult to desserts - chocolate ice cream with a Cadbury Cream egg is not really what we considered a pudding. At over £75 for 3 adults and 1 child is steep given the lack of quality. Unlikely to return

Had a carvery on Mothers day. Very meagre thin slice of beef and pork. Exploitation of student staff, who are after work experience. paying only £5/Hr. Working from 12noon until 1830, no rest breaks or free meals. Obviously will not be going again.

Good welcome, pleasant surroundings. Excellent food. Well presented and arrived in good time, hot and very well cooked.

Had a really nice meal here. Food was affordable and nice, and came quickly despite being quite busy. The outdoor tables are spacious and perfect for those brining dogs.

What a lovely day we had. Excellent communication when booking with all my queries noted and actioned,ie wheelchair access and maneuverability and a suitable place at the table to accommodate a wheelchair. We chose this place at random as a half way between families to celebrate my 70th birthday and it lived up to our expectations. Delicious well priced food, excellent friendly service and a lovely garden and safe children's play area. We will definitely be coming again. Mary

Just a quick saturday lunch very good food and excellent service. Will visit again and try sunday roast.

I've never had a bad meal here and the atmosphere is lovely. Staff and service are excellent and the food is delicious.

Excellent food. We had home made burger and steak and ale pie. Delicious. Would recommend fir anyone wanting good food. Thank you

My small party found our way to the rather large dining room where we found we were the only occupants. The menu was OK with the usual pub food offerings and reasonable prices. The staff were friendly and brought our drinks very quickly. The food...

Stopped by for a bite to eat at lunchtime. It was very quiet both inside and out. The service was good and the food served was freshly cooked and piping hot, just as I like. Generous sized portions. Cannot find fault with my experience today....

Not for foodies....bog standard menu, ordered the burger, which I thought would be a safe option I was wrong arrived not as described on menu (not succulent, no cheese, no onions) sent it back only to find it had been amended came back cold but...

Despite reading recent reviews we tried this place out for ourselves and glad we did. Good was very nice and piping Hot and the Chocolate Brownie was Probably the Best I've ever had. Try it out for yourself and make up your own mind as...

My family visited the full quartz on a very lovely day in August. We were just driving past on our way home and spotted it from the road. The weather was beautiful so we decided to sit outside. We ordered a spaghetti bolognese which came...

Was driving passed and saw the had a carvery on so popped in..hadnt booked but the guy there managed to get a table for us straight away.. We ordered our drinks and went up to get our carvery.. 3 choices of meat i had the...

Visited for a Sunday carvery, although the food in itself was reasonable, I found the beef was a little dry and on the tough side, but this can happen. What I really didn’t like was the gravy. Only one choice and that was so thin...

We stopped here for my husbands birthday lunch as we drive by it alot and it looked really nice, with a massive play area (perfect if we ever took the kids). We sat indoors and it was clean, tidy and had a good atmosphere. But...

Met up with friends we've not been able to see since 2018. Brilliant and very attentive service from staff. We all had different dishes and they were well cooked and delicious. All covid restrictions are still in place (17/7/21). We found the Full Quart furniture...

After visiting the today and giving this place another go from a previous bad experience I certainly won't be giving it a 3rd chance. No lunchtime menu available, so ordered a ploughman's lunch and a chicken burger with chips, x 2 pints of shandy ,...

Visited here whilst on a family holiday and were not disappointed. We are an awkward bunch including vegans and gluten free requirements and struggle to find places where everyone can eat. We were very pleased to find several options on the menu for everyone. Staff...

Visited last night after booking a table for dinner. Was advised that “no booking had been made but don’t worry plenty of tables in the garden”. I ordered a drink no problem but from that point on service was awful. Took 20 mins to get...

Food is OK and the park is a bonus for the kids . But the man that runs the place is a joke not very polite or welcoming, in short a horrible man

Had a fabulous carvery today, after being closed for months I was pleasantly surprised by the great quality. It was very busy with lots of customers happy to eat outside. Absolutely delicious food with fabulous, friendly & helpful service. Would definitely recommend to all, and...

We booked to have dinner here at 8pm. We arrived on time. After being given the menus we were not informed that anything was unavailable. I chose steak to be told that had "stopped". I'm not entirely sure if that meant they'd run out or...

Loved how you have improved the Carvery with table service! Food was amazing (as always) and I actually preferred the new service procedures. Thank you for making us all feel so very safe in your lovely restaurant.

Who ever gives this place a good rating must be mad. This place makes hungry horse look like a Michelin star restaurant. Staff were polite enough but ingredients are just cheap and not worth the money we paid.

Bland overpriced food, we came to take advantage of the help out to eat out scheme but was utterly disappointed with the food. The spaghetti bolognese was very bland and the portion was small, if I would of had to pay full price of £11 then it would of gone back... my son had a burger and he only ate half so as I was still hungry I ate the rest and boy I wish I didn’t as that was worse than the spag Bol.. again tasteless and mega overpriced at almost £13... tbh we should of sent all out food back and gone elsewhere.... 45 min wait for food but there was no one in there and a few people sat outside...Sorry will defo not be returning

Had evening meal as part of Eat Out to Help Out. Four of us, our first visit since lockdown. Service was quick (main meal and desert) and the food was excellent for all of us.

We decided to go out to take advantage of the Eat out to help out. We rang before hand to book a table for 6 of us. We were told there was a table available for 8pm. On arrival we were greeted at the entrance and shown to our table. The tables were very clean and tables had loads of room apart for social distancing. After sitting down a friendly waitress asked if we wanted any drinks. The service was quick and shortly after receiving our drinks we were able to order our food. We the food arrived the portion sizes were good and the food was well presented. You could tell everything was freshly made and was piping hot. We also ordered some desserts which everyone enjoyed. Before leaving we used the toilets which were clean and well maintained. Looking forward to our next visit and will definitely recommend to friends and family. Great service and great food.

We visited as part of 'the Help out, Eat out scheme'. This is our first visit, and will be our only one. The food is very overpriced. We were really disappointed, and the only blessing was we had £10 off each each. Food tasted ok, nothing exceptional with fairly small portions, and our waiter was ok but certainly didn't go out of his way to make us feel welcome. Definitely won't be coming back

Six of my family had evening meal to celebrate my birthday. Everybody seemed to enjoy the food except for birthday boy here. I had the "beef" curry which although tasting nice was a complete disapointment. The first to arrive I swear had no beef at all. It was a veggie curry in a beef curry sauce. I sent it back and was served with another. This was a veggie curry with a couple of tiny bits of beef the size of mince. I really should have sent it back and had something else, but by this time the rest of the family were half way through. I was frankly disgusted. How they can charge £13.95 for a beef curry with no beef is beyond me and I am really offended that they thought this was acceptable.Despite the rest of the meals being ok, I would not visit this establishment again.I would advise anybody visiting this pub not to order the curry.

Utilising the ‘Eat our to help out’ offer. We thought we’d try somewhere that wasn’t a chain pub and has gone through several owners in the last few years.Unfortunately whilst the meal was OK, the only way I would go back would be on the same 50% offer. The food was fine. That’s it’s really. Certainly wouldn’t have been happy paying full price. Whilst there was nothing wrong., The wait was too long considering that most diners had booked. Also, considering that it was half price, not all tables were used so probably a sign of things. Portions certainly weren’t big. There were 6 of us including 2 teens and 2 OAPs and none of us had food left which shows that portions aren’t large. Service was OK. Menu limited. Pricing not great.

haven't been here for years so thought we would give it a try and support a local business. Booked in advance. No mention of a 90 minute wait for food when we ordered! Tables were sticky, but probably from being disinfected! The food (at best) was mediocre! Will i be going back? What do you think. I always wondered why this place never seemed busy. Now i know. It wasn't even good value at half price!!

Food was lovely and staff were friendly enough but my god don’t come here hungry, waited 2 hours on food and the place wasn’t even at half capacity, food and drink was also quite pricey and not good value for money

We stopped here on the off chance on a Sunday travelling down to Cornwall and we were really pleased we did. The carvery was decent and although we had arrived late and there was only beef left it was a lovely piece of meat. Plenty of veg to choose from. They have put lots of good measures in place for the current climate. Only one family at a time in the room getting their carvery and all serving cutlery is wiped down in between guests. There is plenty of hand sanitizer available. The puddings were the best bit and I would recommend their main and pudding deal on the carvery. The staff were beyond helpful - getting us a high chair when we asked and only charging us a small amount when we realised they did a main and pudding deal but we’d already bought our mains. Very good. There is a nice play park that is open which we tired my daughter out on. It’s not gourmet food but good if you’re looking for somewhere to fill you up.

Good food and good service, keeping it simple and straightforward with COVID.Midweek meal just after lockdown eased so quiet, Barman(Mike) doing an excellent job serving everyone with drinks and food with no delays. The best thing about him though was something very simple .... after serving at the bar, before or after delivering food he washed his hands

Visited on a Wednesday lunchtime and we were the only people there so no atmosphere.Facilities were clean and surroundings pleasant enough.Food was OK but nothing special.Could have got 2 meals of same quality at Brewers Fayre for less than the price of 1 of those we bought here'Been there,seen whats on offer.wont be going back.

Attended today for Sunday lunch. Lovely carvery for meat eaters.........as a veggie the option was goats cheese puff who thought that would go with veg roasters and gravy! Instead had veg lasagne one piece of courgette and mush will not be returning.,

Lovely meal, good value and pretty fast service so I'll be back for another carvery soon. Good range of vegetarian and meat dishes. Get there early or late otherwise you may have a wait as it's popular.

Myself and my wife dropped off to eat in this lovely restaurant on our way to a short break in Wedmore Somerset.Most of these types of pub/ restaurants serve mediocre types of meals so we didn’t expect anything special for our lunch.But we were pleasantly surprised with the food we received as it was very freshly cooked and very tasteful.No horrible frozen chips HERE as with about 99% of every other pub/restaurant in the UK.If your ever passing bye drop in for a tasty inexpensive meal.Must add that the service was also excellent.Thank you

We visited the Full Quart on our way home from Taunton and were not disappointed! eight of us sat don for a meal and drinks, the food came quite quickly and was served hot, although the plates could have been warmer, the room was clean and the atmosphere very good indeedI would recommend this restaurant for any kind of visit

Just had a family wake at the Full Quart which was amazing! The food was great and the staff so caring and helpful. Kirsty did a great job. Cannot thank them enough. Thank you from all the family. X

First time visited and to be honest not a big fan of Carvery at any location.In my opinion it represented good value for money and I did enjoy the meal.Service was very good and the restaurant was very busy which is good to see.Yes I would recommend as it "does what it says", delivers a Sunday roast which was well cooked and plenty of it.No problem with returning and trying the main menu.

I had phoned around a few pubs close to the airport and on route to Weston as needed somewhere to take my sister and brother in law when they landed early afternoon and The Full Quart was the only one who served food after 2pm so we decided to give it a try despite reading mixed reviews. Plenty of car parking space. Lots of seating in a nice setting and two log fires were burning which was welcome on a cold day. As it was 2.30 pm there were not many people in the pub and we were the only people eating.A friendly welcome. A typical pub grub menu with a few specials on offer. We ordered two fish and chips and two specials - turkey and ham pie with mash and vegetables but there was only one pie left so three of us had fish and chips. It's a pub that serves Butcombe beer which I don't like but my husband had a pint and commented that it was well kept.We didn't have to wait too long for the food and it was nicely presented. The fish batter looked overcooked and it was - very brown on the outside but greasy and slimey on the inside; my fish was meaty and tasty but my husband complained to me that the fish was greasy and left a lot of his batter. On the drive home my sister in law commented that she couldn't find any ham in the turkey and ham pie.Perhaps we should have commented about the fish and the pie at the time but as it was my treat, my guests didn't want to make a fuss - overall the meal was given a rating of 6 out of 10.I wouldn't go back for a meal from the menu but might give the carvery a try as the carvery has received some good reviews. A meal for 4 costs £44

A meal out as a Birthday treat for my Niece, the food was terrible, poor quality and very little of it. My pie could not have been smaller, the bartered cod looked like it had drowned in grease and the lasagne had very little meat. How much is mince beef next to nothing. We left feeling hungry and won't be returning. My Niece ended up in tears thanks for spoiling her Birthday

Visiting early evening suited us as the bar was not too busy. We had a quiet couple of drinks enjoying the warmth from the open fire, something many traditional pubs fail to utilise. A relaxing atmosphere and would visit again

We stopped in here with a group of 7 after going paintballing for the day and I can hands down say it is the worst pub grub the whole party have ever had, 'mashed' potato that seemed like it had been mashed by throwing it against the wall a few times, shop bought pies, burgers dripping in grease. The carvery looked fairly nice but they didn't have enough left for us, it was later in the day though so that's understandable. Staff are friendly enough but you can tell they get complaints alot as when we complained it seemed a very normal situation and we didn't even get an apology. Go here for a drink... not for food!

I went with my family for a meal. Struggled to find a healthy option asked if I could substitute the chips for jacket potato as everything came with chips. I was told no they didn't do jacket potatoes.

Excellent Carvery. Second time visiting for a Sunday lunch and have been impressed both times. An adult Carvery is £10.95, about average for food on a Sunday. You have the choice of 2 meats out of 3 and although my usual first choice at a Carvery (gammon) wasn’t available, I was impressed by the tasty pork and turkey. The portion sizes are determined by you so can be as generous or as small as you wish. The choice of veg was great, including a divine cauliflower+brocolli cheese ! Friendly, welcoming staff and a nice atmosphere to enjoy your Sunday lunch in. They also have a separate area for those visiting with dogs which is a great touch! They also have a decent sized outdoor play area for children as well as a beer garden. Would definitely visit again.

We met up for a small family gathering at the Quart on a Friday evening in August expecting it to be overflowing..... Apart from one other small gathering we were the only ones there in the restaurant - maybe that should have told us something! We all ordered different dishes from what appeared to be a reasonably good pub menu. Whilst nobody sent theirs back nothing got an accolade. An experience which will not be repeated.

Willing but inexperienced service. Dreadful food. Returned my steak and ale pie which consisted of dried and broken pastry and three pieces of tough looking meat with a battered jacket potato. Left overs? Replaced with a chicken and bacon Caesar salad consisting of various tired leaves, no lettuce in sight. Did not disturb. Time for a retrhink.

My husband and I had a blind date in this pub 5 years ago today so where else would we go to celebrate?! We sat outside in the lovely beer garden so our little boy called play in the park area. We ordered lunch and I have to say it was really good! A lot of it was homemade and it showed. I am vegetarian and the choice was a lot more varied and exciting than on other pub menus. I chose creamy mushroom pasta and my husband had the Full-Quart burger. Both well presented, good portions and very tasty. Child’s meal was a good size, too. My husband was slightly disappointed with his rhubarb fool dessert but my homemade brownie was extremely yummy! The staff were all great and really attentive. All in all, we were very impressed and we will come back!

Visited here 25/08/19 whilst visiting family in the area. We were a party of 9. 3 of us ordered a carvery and the rest ordered off the main menu. The carvery only had roast potatoes, no mash or boiled potatoes. It looked like it had been sat there all day. I opted for the lasagne. When it arrived It resembled a cottage pie. I put my fork through it and there was no pasta in it at all. The top layer was like mush? Never have I seen anything like it and all the party agreed. How can a chef not know how to make a lasagne? There also was minimal mince inside. It may have been homemade but a dozen one would have tasted better and like a normal lasagne. I sent it back immediately. I didn’t want to chance another main so I decided to have garlic mushrooms off the starter menu. They arrived after everyone finished their meal. The mushrooms were sat on top of a piece of toast which made it taste soggy. Not even nice bread or ciabatta. Definitely not worth the money. The sauce had curdled and split. I sent this back because it was inedible. This was by far the worst meal I have ever eaten. I wish I had taken photos. The meals are small portions and definitely not worth the money. Thank god my meals were took off the bill. On the plus side, there is a lovely beer garden with play area for the kids.

This was hands down the worst carvery I have ever had. The potoates were off, dry and tasted so bad I couldn't eat them in fact no one in our party of 8 ate them. Stuffing and parsnips were so dry the only way I could swallow them was with a swig of beer. The only edible part of the meal was the meat. I had beef and pork. Apparently the turkey was dry. I very rarely complain but this was honestly that bad. Please do not eat here you will be wasting your money. They agreed to take 2 carveries off the bill which wasn't great as none of them were even remotely edible.

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Lovely carvery family friendly atmosphere. Staff really friendly and helpful. Good value for money wicked playarea for kids

We stopped at this pub on our way home from holiday. We ordered a sirloin steak, one chicken burger, one beef burger and ham and chips. Firstly, my steak was covered in pepper. This ruined my steak and make it unpleasant to eat. The beef burger was very thick and disgustingly chewy. The place is nice and the play area is a good addition for kids. The food let this place down.

Not been to this restaurant for many years but friends recomended it to us. The surroundings were clean and welcoming. The menu varied and inexpensive. Portions were on the large side giving good value for money. The presentation was excellent.

I’ve visited here many times with my wife & daughters and have always had excellent food and the service has without exception been first class from ALL the staff; polite, friendly, attentive, professional...what more could you ask for! The menu is always good, with quick service and quality meals. We highly recommend trying The Full Quart if you haven’t already!

We've passed this pub many times but never at the right time, so when we the traffic built up due to road works, we decided to try it and we're glad we did. It is dog-friendly as has a dog bar with a low gate to ensure they stay put. The service was quick but the bar man could be more friendly; clearly a manager and not an owner with English not his first language but you can't have everything! The cheese & bacon burger was proper minced beef with chips and we had a side salad that was also good,

Went for the Fathers day carvery and the service was exceptional, my mum is a wheelchair user and they seated up at an easy access table and offered to help her carry her plate which was greatly appreciated. The food was a standard carvery and great value for £10.

We were a bit put off on entry because there isn't a huge space with tables to chose from but we managed to get a table late on a Sunday Afternoon. We were able to chose from beef, pork or turkey and there was a good choice of vegetables although some were slightly overcooked for our taste.

Went on a Friday night as a last resort due to other pubs being booked. Looked very quiet for a Friday night. Ordered Halloumi burger. What a mistake. It came in a cheap "late night takeaway" bun with 2 white " not grilled" slices of halloumi, a slice of iceberg and 1 slice of tomato. Just hideous and anemic. Wont be going back. Can see why it was so quiet. Servers were both miserable too.

This Restauarant is large and more suited for Groups and Families. There is little space for Couple Dining.However tthe outlet is certainly very busy so advisable to book for a Sunday. Do not expect anything other than what is on the tin a typical Carvery , two slices of meat and well done vegetables.

Haven't been here for years, sadly the pub nearest to us is just going downhill and the brewery seem quite happy for it to stay that way, so we thought we would come here. We really enjoyed our Carvery; we came late afternoon so were pleased there was plenty going on and loads of fresh veg still - there is nothing worse than when a pub says they are serving until 6pm but what they really mean is 'don't actually bother after 4.30'. None of that here - it was great. I expect we will come back and try something from the full menu soon! At the moment, the carvery on a Sunday is from 12pm to 6pm, with a reduced pub menu being served after it finishes.

One of my favourite local pubs, always good food, nice cosy atmosphere and very reasonable! Staff are always fantastic too. They offer some good specials in addition to their normal menu which I nice.

Booked for 6pm sitting with carvary. Had doubts due to late timings. Pleasantly surprised with plenty of choice. Good food and good service. Due to kids we split adults up to get food. Second visit requested to front of queue for food so all eat together. Seemed well family oriented. Watch out for tiled floor. Gets very slippery.

After the traditional lunch time seems to be quite a challenge in this country to find a pub venue which serves food. The Full Quart was welcoming and provided a slimmed down menu from the busier times. Good quality service and tasty ciabatta rolls ensures this pub and dining room is well worth a second visit.

Stopped here for a quick lunch on the way back to our holiday home.

Will not be visiting ever again. Poor quality, overpriced, not fresh. Very poor customer service too.

This is a lovely pub with open fires and low beams, very clean with loads of character.

To be fair the food is nice. I had the lasagne and it was lovely. My gripe is the amount of garlic bread served with the meal. Not even half the size of a small slice of bread. As a garlic bread fan I wanted some to accompany the meal not just a small taster! The carvery was excellent though as the family told me.l

Three of us enjoyed a great carvery on a Sunday lunchtime. It was all home cooked and of good quality as well as hot. Not the cheapest carvery I’ve been to but worth the money in my opinion. We did book a table but as it was a sunny day, opted to sit outside instead which was not a problem.

Stopped by here with my boyfriend, as I’ve often wanted to go in, the outside looks so welcoming! I can honestly say, I wish I hadn’t bothered!

This was the third visit for the Bristol Area MG Owners Club (15 cars and 30 members on this ocassion) who met for Sunday lunch following a drive round the local area. As always Christina and her staff were friendly and helpful even opening up the toilets specially for our use before we set off at 11.00 a.m. The Carvery was excellent, as usual, and we were warmly welcomed.

My wife and I had a nice lunch with a friend (calves liver, peas, mash and onion gravy). Nice traditional pub interior and good service. We ate in the Dog Bar area with our black Labrador dozing under the table. Free WiFi. Reasonable prices.

We are been on several occasions and it’s been great. Nice selection of perfectly cooked veg, nice roasties and as it’s a carvery pile on enough to suit your appetite, gravy it favoursum made from the meat juice I guess.hats off (if I had one)👍.

Took a group of 13 young people, had the most amazing food, fresh and delicious. Staff excellent and we felt very looked after. Great food, staff and value for money, thank you so much.

From the décor to the menu.... to the service level,,,here it is still all about retro,...….remember.... those great golden olden days....when pub food was all about frozen, and the deep fryer...….fresh food was still an alien concept, well you will be pleased to know that in Hewish history is still alive and well. Words can not describe just how dismal the inside this building is... beer pumps that hold no great choice of cask ales. Wines that offer so little thought, a menu that has many a birthday it must be nearly be at maturity by now.... little point in writing about the cooking or the taste of the food it was just retro...…. some of the best cooking in this country now happens in pubs but sadly not here today.

Family visit from Australia. Mostly carvery meals. Quite disappointed that child’s meal came out last after 8 adult meals. Food was okay. Turkey was dry and peas hard. I’d return only for the child’s playground.

We were sat in the sunshine on a caravan holiday with our puppy and wanted to go for a meal. About 5 mins drive from the site is The Full Quart. We read the reviews and though “ perhaps not”. As we were driving out we were passing the pub and the car park was very busy. We decided to ask if they were dog friendly and if so, we would give them a try.

We popped in for a Saturday afternoon drink and a play in the play park. Friendly staff and welcoming pub. Play park nice for the kids with lots for them to do. Thank you :-)

Came for the carvery but they had just finished serving it at 4pm. Decided to stay for a meal anyway. My coleslaw looked like it had been stood for a day with a thick film over the top!! The rest of the food was very average freezer type food. Had a great play area though. Maybe the carvery would have been different but we won't be going back to find out.

Visited initially with my wife for lunch not having been here for a number of years. The place has changed little with a great outside play area for children with pleanty of tables and chairs to enjoy the sunny weather. The menu is pretty standard but adequate fare for a pub - good tasty and hot - wines at varying prices to suit all. The visit was good so we took one of our granddaughters there - so she could play - she enjoyed the play area and food particularly the animal packed ice cream. There is a huge car park and for M5 traffic only a short drive from Junction 21. They do a Sunday Carvery but as yet we have not tried this - worth a visit

This pub has a multitude of memories for my friend and I as we used to go for rides on our motorbikes to this pub very very often many years ago.

My mate took us here for lunch as we have returned to UK after a 50 year absence.

Popped in here on way home from work..lovely place seems to hsve been done up since my last visit..we had the chip shop platter to share was lovely with delicious home made tartare sauce..service was delivered by a very attentive blonde girl..very pleasant..

Overpriced and just not good enough. The sort of food I would expect from a very average town cafe. The staff didn't seem too bothered. Quite depressing compared to the lovely food they used to serve. I definitely would not recommend

My wife and I had turned off the M5 to look for somewhere to have lunch. We were lucky to come across 'The Full Quart'. There were only 4 couples there but I don't think that reflected on the pub in any way. There was a reasonable menu to choose from. We both had ham, egg and chips. I had a pint of Butcombe my wife a G & T. The ham was excellent as was the service.

We went for a carvery. The food wasn't great, I politely informed the waitress who greeted us with unbelievable rudeness in a very loud voice. Cannot believe that I'd bothered to talk to her quietly to save her embarrassment because she frankly had no shame. Have since tried The Brent House Carvery who are not only cheaper but serve beautiful local sourced meat and veg with wonderful accommodating staff.