The Lamb at Weare in Sedgemoor

Arrived back from Holiday got to the Pub about 2.30 pm they were very busy but still got us in for the Sunday Roast which was excellent and the Landlord even with His leg strapped up was at the forefront and still rushing about on his special cart. Get yourselves in there the Food is superb.

The Lamb at Weare is one of our local go-to places for a meal on a Friday evening, we've been coming here over 20 years and always had good food and a quiet but friendly atmosphere. So many of the reviews here and photos relate to the Lamb in Axbridge which is another pub in the town of Axbridge (believe it or not)... although I've never had a bad meal there either ;)

Went for evening meal on recommendation and was not disappointed. Great homemade burgers and amazing chips. So full no room for pudding. Dave the owner is a lovely fella and JJ the most gorgeous of dogs. A locals pub but made to feel welcome

We visited for our anniversary meal last montg. We arrived and were seated for dinner in an area where people order drinks this meant we had a never ending pile of people on the edge of our table as they ordered and chatted to staff at the side of the bar not the main. At one point people had propped themselves up on our table! And looked at us like we were in the way. We then endured the supervisor complaining to locals and i presume friends about her work and unsightly hours. Our meals arrived promptly and we left almost immediately afterwards due to being uncomfortable on the table and in ear shot of the continued moaning from an employee. Our food was lovely just what you would expect it is just a shame the staff let the pub down.

Lovely pub in a nice village a great stop if your on strawberry line bike trail .but and a big the roast beef was atrocious they did say it was medium rare and it certainly was rare had to ask for a steak knife to cut the meat and we weren't the only one at £16.95 you expect the meat to fall apart. The roast spuds were cooked from frozen . Would we go back ... I'd have a drink but would never eat here again. 3 of us had the beef one had fish and chips the fish and chips was good apparently

A very nice atmosphere in the bars to complement great food and drink offering. The pie of the day is really good, nice short crust pastry, a good meaty filling and REAL gravy. Sooo delicious. Butcombe beers are very good and worth coming here just for these

We had a Sunday roast meal, and unfortunately, it was very bad, the beef was not calved from a joint, but my guess was from a bag of slices of meat that they thawed out. The roast potatoes were hard and the Yorkshires soft. On top of that, the staff didn't have a clue how to deal with customers, saying nothing to us after collecting our plates. For £16.00 per head, very poor.

We were staying at a cottage about fifteen minutes away, and the Lamb was mentioned in the guest book as somewhere to get great food. We stopped there on the way back from a day out in Wells and managed to get a table without booking. The staff were welcoming, and the general ambience of the place was easygoing. Our food was excellent, as was the Butcombe beer. The landlady was lovely and looked after us well. A thoroughly excellent night out.

We visited as a party of nine for Sunday lunch, were greeted warmly by a characterful landlord. We ordered 3 x Sunday Roasts; which were HUGE and delicious with plenty of fresh veg and incredible Yorkshire puddings! Childrens menu had plenty of choice.too,and staff couldn't have been more accommodating. .If you can order the bread and butter pudding, do- it's probably the best I have ever tasted, really melt in the mouth. This place has a lovely pub dog, and welcomes other dogs too, it's a very traditional free house, with some interesting local brews available. Open Weds eve-Sunday eve at time of writing, highly recommend a visit to this lovely place.

A friend and I had lunch here between Christmas and New Year. We had a lovely time. Pre booked a table where we could take 3 small dachshund and were with other customers with dogs as well. Not to worry if you don’t have dogs as there are separate dining areas where you can eat. Atmosphere was fantastic with friendly staff, good conversation, great food and wonderful refurbishment. Highly recommend

Great pub in a great location. All staff were very friendly and attentive. Food was fantastic, and very reasonably priced. Definitely the “go to” pub in Axbridge

We had two veggie roast dinners. The filo pies were lukewarm and had a slight curried flavour to them so they did not go with a roast dinner. All the trimmings were very small amounts. Hardly any gravy. Roast potatoes tasted like they’d been in a deep fat fryer and not roasted. They were really dry, not tasty at all. Burnt/dry Yorkshire pudding. Cauliflower cheese was a porridge texture, tasted fine but strange texture. I asked for an extra jug of gravy and it took 10 minutes to come so I’d nearly finished. Really wanted a dessert as I was still very hungry but was worried that’s be a waste of money too so I didn’t order one. Despite quite a lot of front of house staff working (in comparison to Sundays in the pub I work in), the service was really slow. We won’t be returning.

The Inn was beautiful and we were looking forward to a nice meal! Waited half an hour to be told what we ordered was not available, waited another half an hour for an overcooked steak and some tasteless ravioli! Staff running around, very disorganised, it appears there are a lot of young staff with no leadership. Would go back for. Drink but definitely not food!!!

Had a fantastic meal on Friday and booked a Sunday lunch return visit. Have to say the food was excellent! Tasty and good quantity. Although I was close to full, I had to have the Bread and butter pudding again! It was superb…. again. Lovely atmosphere and very nice hosts!!

Dropped on for lunch today. Fish finger sandwich was lovely, not too expensive, sat out in a lovely quaint square. Worth a visit

This is an proper old coach house. Lots of oak beams, quaint pub. Plenty of room and good local beers. Food was average. Nothing particularly wrong, just not great

We stayed in Axbridge over the Xmas period. We ate here on a couple of occasions and the food was very enjoyable and the staff friendly

We popped into this pub at around 8pm on a Tuesday en route back from Bristol airport. There was only one other table occupied meaning the atmosphere was a bit dead but then again it was a Tuesday. I had the small scampi (i like that they do small portion options), my husband had the steak pie. Both meals were excellent. I did read the bad reviews for this place which mention microwaved food and a rude owner, i do believe the food was microwaved but isnt this common practise in a pub? Also the food was very reasonably priced. Finally the owner (a bit blunt) was actually very pleasant and chatty. Lovely place, may well return if ever travelling that way again.

We was staying local so thought we would pop in for a drink on a Saturday night during the August Bank Holiday weekend. Well we were shocked..We arrived at 9pm and pub had locked there doors and only had 2 people inside. The Owner behinds the bar ignored us. I would recommend updating there website so the opening hours are correct. Would not return back.If you would like to go somewhere welcoming and that you will know be open I recommend the New Inn at Cross just around the corner.

Been coming here for 3 years now and never been dissatisfied. We always l let them know we are coming as there are a lot of us. Food is good quality and good value. All you could want from a village pump.

We had not visited this pub for some times as we heard it had gone down hill but heard it had picked up. Three of us went for dinner and the meals were very good. All three of us were sadly unable to have a third course as the meals were enormous. Two of us started with prawns and one with baked camembert, all superb. One had scampi and that also was very good; one had lasagne, huge serving with chips and garlic bread and salad also good. I had the 10 oz rump which was above average but huge serving of chips, mushrooms and onion rings. Too much for us all so did not try the desserts. Beer was good although landlord advised me he was a food pub not a beer pub! However the Butcombe was OK. The young lady waitress was efficient; the surroundings were a bit drab and the landlord fitted in to the surroundings! No welcombe, no thank you or goodbye, perhaps that is his 'charm'.

Landlord was rude and confrontational. Complained about paying for drinks by card. It's listed as being dog friendly but from the second I walked in the owner shouted at me to get my dog out until he had put his dog away as he was aggressive. Felt very uncomfortable knowing children go to this venue when there is a large, aggressive dog behind the bar.Owner was generally rude and inhospitable. Pub was cold. Would not return!

I had Sparta in a crunchy coating very much like white bait but bigger.The bread and Coleslaw it was served with were both delicious.My partner and had ham eggs and chips and everything was tasty and fresh looking.Both really enjoyed out food and it came very quickly .Very reasonably priced Two meals with drinks under £20 a bargain

Pubs are simple places. They need to provide two simple things. Warmth and welcome. This pub provides neither. Sometimes I genuinely wonder how these businesses continue trading.

Great value Sunday lunch with homemade Yorkshires and tasty roast potatoes. No veggie options except no meat and all the veg.

The food was excellent and well presented, service was good, lovely waitresses. I visited with my elderly parents last Sunday and was waited on by a young girl named mollie, she was very lovely and chatty. Would defiantly visit again

I stayed in the area with my siter and went there for dinner. Food was delicious, nice presentation, very generous portions and good value. It was very quiet, no music and the fire place on...very relaxing, I nearly fall asleep in there after the big dinner!

Magnífico descubrimiento!!! Nos quedamos en un hotel a 7’ en coche. Menos mal que mi hermana se emperró en salir a cenar a un pub. La comida increíble, las raciones enormes, todo muy muy bueno.

This restaurant is fairly local to us so we returned here a second time thinking it could only have got better. It hadn't. Landlord still rude and grumpy almost to the point of being abusive. Food arrived clearly straight form the microwave.

Car park available. Average pricing, nice food and a welcoming atmosphere. Very big and tasty waffles for pudding.

We spent a couple of nights staying at a small campsite just 5 minutes walk from the pub and visited on the first afternoon for a drink and on the last evening for a meal. The staff and locals were friendly and offered us information on local walks which was a real help. The pub was nice and warm and the food was lovely. I ordered the Cauliflower cheese with bacon topping, served with crusty bread and my other half ordered the rib-eye steak with the usual trimmings, followed by the last helping of ginger and orange sponge pudding which was enormous! The food was lovely and really hot, so much so that I burnt my lip on the Cauliflower cheese in my haste to sample it! The pudding was professed to be superb although I didn't get a look in!

Very poor host, seems his hearts not in it anymore. Made us feel very unwelcome. I'm sure the food and beer is good but you need to offer the whole package in these challenging times in the "hospitality" business.

A terrible way to start xmas, a nice but old pub on the A38 , Beer was average, bar staff pleasant but a landlord who clearly didn't want to be there. Hospitality was not a word that appeared in his DNA. Rude abrupt and confrontational for no reason so this is somewhere i would avoid. Speaking to the locals he wants to knock it down, build some houses and retire on the proceeds. This is one pub that the English countryside would not miss. The evidence of bat droppings would suggest he will struggle to get planning permission anyway.

The food was homemade, portions good, staff really friendly, the place was spotless, could not fault anything

6 of us met at The Lamb at Weare for an evening meal. Whilst the bar could do with a lick of paint there was a real 'local' atmosphere with many locals at the bar.

Good food and local ales but disappointed as there was no kids meals. Good staff, good service and table skittles was a big hit with the 2 young grandsons!

Los propietarios de El Bent cordero lo imposible para ayudarnos con nuestro buffet Nietas de bautismo.

Paramos aquí para una cena en un hotel local. El humor nos pareció un poco seco en propietario de primera, pero él se calentó! Me preguntó acerca de las opciones de menú vegetariano y el chef me hizo un precioso vegetariano curry, arroz y ensalada. (Obviamente sabe como normalmente un pan naan grapado en mi placa que no es adecuado para veganos). Bien hecho. ) el buen vino. Buena relación calidad-precio. Sin duda volveremos a visitar.

No complaints about the food, the servings were massive. the pub could do with redecorating and the toilets require a good scrub, attention to detail was lacking. the beer was well cared for.

Cuando no sabes dónde ir a comer y el siguiente pub hará? Esto es que pub. . . . Nos encantó la comida (totalmente), el personal era muy amable, y no puedo esperar a volver. Es un deber probarlo pub. Me encantó.

Nos quedamos aquí con un grupo de 20. Comidas habían sido pre-ordenados y servida en tiempo y bien caliente. Ambos tuvimos la sopa de champiñón, que era fantástica, servido con pan grueso encantador, granero. Seguido de bacalao muy bien cocinados, con patata chaqueta y vegetales. La chaqueta de patata era el mundo que hemos tenido. Verdaderamente increíble! Luego en durazno pavlova, igual de increíble. Todo el grupo estaba más que feliz con sus opciones. No hay quejas de nadie! Altamente recomendado.

Visited The Lamb at Weare, on the A38, for the second time yesterday.Three of us had Sunday lunch. Absolutely top-notch. Second visit and second time we've ALL had a fantastic meal. This is such a good pub. The Potholer beer was again great.The Sunday roast lunch was huge. They offer a large and a small (£10 or £8). We just ordered and I think got the large. The roast meat was fantastic. The roast spuds were fantastic. Note you only get a Yorkshire with the beef. t was perfect - not all crispy fresh air as you so often get.This was genuinely the best roast lunch I've eaten in years and years.3 of us have now vistted twice and all 3 have voted it as top-notch both times.

Stopped here on the way to Bristol.Excellent home cooking .The pub is ideally set on the A38 Taunton main road ideal for the airport or Cheddar Gorge

We live 5 mins down the road from the Lamb and visit at least twice a month - if not more - as a couple and with family & friends. The food is always amazing (we recommend the lasagne and beef & butcombe pie) and you get a very good sized portion. It's cosy and quiet, nice and relaxing. Definitely one of our favourite places to eat!

Good food a good prices. Do a great sunday lunch can provide gluten free gravy if you want. Good all round menu available too

i come here often and love it. the food is lovely. always comes out hot. never had to complain. food always fills me up which is good! would definitely recommend.

We called in on way back from Bristol, 2 adults, I 6 year old.The salad was amazing , far too much for one person, and beautifully presented on the plateI shared with a child and extra irons and mayo and bread were brought without a fuss.The only possible negative that food took a long time and we were the only customers.However, it was well worth the wait, and I would go again. I don't often say that!

So many pubs try and be clever with their different recipes. The Lamb has it just right. Traditional good food, cooked really well with generous portions.

customer service is a NO GO here the staff are the most miserable people I have known and the landlord well FORGET IT

The following is an accurate depiction of the experience my family had at The Lamb in Weare:-------------------------------------------------------------------Yesterday my faith in humanity was broken. After a long day in the car on the way back from Bristol airport, my diabetic daughter suddenly said she felt hyloglaecemic. It was a really busy A-road and not safe to stop but I saw a pub ahead (The Lamb at Weare) so I swung into the car park. My daughter was grey and fading fast. My other daughter needed the bathroom and i also needed to wash my diabetic daughter's hands so I picked her up and carried her and ran into the pub with my kids (no shoes, leaving the car door open).The owner saw me rush in. I didn't have time to explain anything. Hyloglaecemia comes on so quickly and my daughter can go from normal to almost unconscious in the space of minutes. So I got out her kit and started testing her in the bar. The owner came over and I explained while I was doing it. He didn't look happy at all. I was told "keep your kids with you they can't come up to the bar." Yeah right like that's easy when I'm trying to test a really sick child.My daughter's test result came back as very, very low. A potentially deadly situation. It took two lots of glucose to get her back up. Eventually she responded and colour returned to her cheeks.We decided to eat (although I now regret giving the miserable git my business). My phone battery was almost flat and I had another half an hour to drive, so I plugged in my phone to charge. The owner went apoplectic. How dare I plug my phone in when it wasn't pac (?) tested. I would invalidate his insurance. I explained I needed to charge it because I was travelling alone with three young children and because of my daughter's diabetes. In case I had a problem on the motorway and needed to contact anyone. Tough he said, I couldn't charge it and end of story. Words failed me at that point.Had I seen a single woman struggling with three young children, one of them practically unconscious..... What would I have done I wonder? What would any normal, kind, generous, compassionate, humane person have thought??..... What if I lose my alcohol licence, what if my insurance is invalidated......... ? No I blooming well think not. SHAME ON YOU you sad excuse of a publican. I'm a great believer in Karma...... Have a nice life!

This pub is far from family friendly. I had cause to go there yesterday evening with my three children aged 3, 5 and 6. I am single and my eldest daughter (age six) is not long diagnosed type one diabetic and prone to severe and sudden hypos where her blood sugar falls so quickly she can lose consciousness. While travelling home from Bristol Airport on the A38 my daughter suddenly said she felt ill. It was a really busy A-road and not safe to stop but I saw the pub ahead so I swung into the car park. She was grey by this point. I needed to wash her hands before testing her so I picked her up and carried her and ran into the pub with all three kids (no shoes, leaving the car door open).The owner's wife saw me come in. I didn't have time much time to explain anything. Hypos come on so quickly and my daughter can go from normal to almost unconscious in the space of minutes. So I got out her kit and started testing her in the bar. She was 2.5, very low. Her eyes were rolling up into her head. And it took two lots of glucose to get her back up. Eventually she responded and colour returned to her cheeks. But it took about twenty minutes. My other two kids were playing up and hungry. I told them to go and ask for a lemonade at the bar because I still had my eldest daughter in my arms. But the owner was not happy and I was told to "keep your kids with you they can't come up to the bar." This is absolutely impossible. When my daughter has a hypo I do not have the capacity or the time to forcibly restrain my younger two children. We decided to eat. The food itself was pleasant enough if a little slow in coming. And the service was good. However my battery was almost flat. My phone had been playing up while in Spain and draining very quickly and I had not had the chance to get it fixed as I only arrived back earlier that day. I had another half an hour to drive predominantly on the motorway, alone with the kids. So I plugged in my phone to charge, assuming that they would be more than happy to help. However the owner was not happy at all. How dare I plug my phone in when it wasn't pac (?) tested. I would invalidate his insurance. I explained I needed to charge it because I was travelling alone with three young children and because of my daughters diabetes. In case I had a problem on the motorway and needed to contact anyone. Tough I was told, I couldn't charge it and end of story. Words failed me at that point. And that doesn't often happen. Had I seen a single woman struggling with three young children, one of them practically unconscious..... What would I have done I wonder? What would any normal, kind, generous, compassionate, humane person have thought??..... Would they have been more concerned with their licence to serve alcohol or their business insurance??? Surely no insurance company or the local borough council would take ANY action under the mitigating circumstances. SHAME ON YOU. I think you need to remove the wording family friendly from your website.

A country pub with an informal friendly atmosphere. Menu choice is good and the food is freshly prepared and well worth the short wait sometimes.

Friendly welcome, pub grub served hot and fresh cooked, huge helpings. Went for lunch, will use again.

After reading the reviews we visited the Lamb for lunch whilst on holiday in Somerset.Outside was very untidy and tired looking, we nearly didn't go in but we were hungry and time was limited. The inside was just as bad...very dark, tired, shabby in fact. Not many tourists more a locals pub. Food was ordered and because the kitchen is right next to the bar and the door was open, we heard the "ping" of the microwave quite often. The food arrived and was not too bad.....the four cheese cauliflower crumble had no cheese taste at all and the vegetables were tasteless and over cooked. The other three meals were okay but not great. Would we visit again?...I don't think so

First time here and will not be the last. Excellent instant service, excellent Sunday roast with beef. Really lovely lean meat and exceptional amount. Overall could not find fault. Thank you all staff. Will be in again

Excellent lovely pub with typical pub food served to an excellent quality with local beers and a charming owner. Easy to get to just off the A38 and a really nice friendly atmosphere thank you very much for your hospitality

Visited twice over the Easter Weekend. A large and rambling pub. Rooms here, there, and everywhere.Excellent selection of local beers and cider (Butcombes bitter and Cheddar Ales Potholer were both superbly kept and served - best I've tasted from those breweries. Sandford Cornish Scrumpy too).Food was also first rate. Fishermans pie excellent. Four-cheese cauliflour and leek crumble unusual and excellent. Even the jacket potatoe was declared best ever.Plenty of parking. What's not to like about this place. Find it on the A38, a few miles north of the M5/A38 junction in the village of Lower Weare.

If you want to enjoy a good British pub with some character, a good selection of beers and some good cooking, then this is a good choice. Think that it most have gone through a difficult time in the autumn, according to the reviews, but our food was freshly cooked and tasty. It was quiet, being a Tuesday evening, but it's function room was busy. My wife and I were travelling home from a few days away and it was a welcome stop on our journey.

Great food, dog friendly pub. Land lord and staff very friendly. Very popular with most of the tables reserved. Would highly recommend this pub.

Don't come here if you want a plastic modern pub with faux wood decor and plastic food with measured portions and the obligatory 2 for 1 meals! DO visit here if you want a real pub food with real wood and even better a real open fire and candles burning nicely to set the mood. The landlords Dave and Sue actually own the pub, for a nice change, are lovely people and Dave is a real character, rarely out of shorts - whatever the weather!! The food is all home cooked and prepared fresh - which is why sometimes it takes a bit longer to serve. The portions are large so visit hungry!! I have seen other reviews of this establishment saying its poor - I think they have the wrong Lamb, as there is another pub with the same name only a few miles away. If you want real beer with real pub food and no music or fruit machines this is the place! And there is the small matter of 21 different gins to try!

Have eaten here twice in mid week after visiting in Mark. Each meal we have had(3 of us)has been excellent. So am a bit surprised to see some bad reviews on here. Will certainly eat there again when we are down that way.

Food took a very long time, which would have been less important had we not watched as the food (Sunday Roast (sic!)) was taken from a Tupperware box and slipped into the microwave. If this is not standard practice, perhaps one should consider closing the kitchen door? When we complained about the wait, we were told grumpily that they had been busy, "try looking at the car park". Food arrived ten minutes afterwards. What might have made the whole experience less irritating would have been some sort of apology, none was even muttered. But we we're mere passing trade, so we are worth treating with disdain. Avoid this place, try and find a decent pub in the area instead.

Looked forward to coming to the Lamb all day as a treat. We eat here in May and had a fabulous meal with my daughter and her Italian boyfriend. Came tonight and ordered the lasagna which previously had been fantastic... Tonight it was dry and stodgy and I couldn't finish it, the garlic bread was more like a biscuit. My husband had the fish and chips which was quite good although he thought the chips were a little greasy (I liked them cause they were crunchy)Went to the till to pay and thought I would point out that I was disappointed (not expecting any recompense), the manager very kindly didn't charge me for my meal which I thought was a very nice gesture.

We came here recently and had a lovely table by the fire, we had starters and mains t it was all cooked to perfection and such good value for money, we will be coming back for more. A really enjoyable meal Thank you.

Popped in for a bite to eat on our way to the airport. Wonderful greeting by staff and made to feel like a regular. Kitchen door open so you can see them cooking. Ordered scampi which came out nice and hot, good pub grub. Will definitely visit again when we're in that area and have recommended to friends.

Went for Sunday lunch with family and watched while the kitchen staff microwaved the meat and veg. Meat looked and tasted like prepacked meat. Overall meal standard was low, will not be eating here again

We went to the Lamb for our Sunday lunch. The proprietor was grumpy and even had a joke about this on a sign behind the bar. Anyway, the lunch was not very nice covered in gravy. Veg and potato looked sad and tasted as if they had been cooked the day before and re-heated. We passed on desert,

had a wonderful meal here ....quaint medieval stayle pub opposite the king john hunting lodge ....wattle and daub from the look of it ...briliant food really enjoyed it here....only drawback is the parking in the square....limited to an hour

Stopped here for an evening meal whilst staying at a nearby hotel. Food was lovely and a good size portion. The pub could do with a bit of a makeover, with sticky tables but worth a visit for the food and excellent real ale.

Was recommended by other members of the family so travelled quite a distance to get there. The food was of the highest possible standard but the place was in dire need of a makeover. The service was good but food of this quality shouldn't be served in shorts and trainers and the tables should be dressed in cloth rather than a sticky wooden surface. the cutlery was presented wrapped in a paper tissue as you would expect from a greasy spoon cafe.All in all, if its quality food at a reasonable price, this should be on your list of places to go. A coat of paint, tablecloths and nicely dressed staff could turn this place into something special.

We stopped at Lamb for lunch. Good range of pub grub and snacks. Nothing was too much trouble for the staff. Very friendly and helpful.

We stopped on a Bank Holiday Sunday for lunch. The roasts were amazing, great roasties and gravy very tasty. I had a Ploughmans with local Cheddar, and it was very tasty. It's dog friendly which is a bonus for us, and overall a nice experience.

My first visit to this pub for Sunday lunch. Meal was excellent served quickly & the staff were very pleasant. My mother is really picky with roast diners & she cleared her plate. Will be calling again soon.

We were passing by and stopped in for some Sunday dinner. We both opted for the beef roast. The roast potatoes were balls of grease, the food in general was to a very low standard and both of us felt pretty sick afterwards, the staff seemed pretty nice though. Defo won't be back.

Popped in on the way back from Clarks outlet village and very happy with our food. My ploughmans was the best I have ever had and was very filling.My wife also enjoyed her jacket potato. The lady who served us our food was very pleasant but I have to agree with some of the other reviewers that the girl who serves the drinks does not give you a warm welcome and is miserable. Axbridge is a nice little place and overall The Lamb is worth a visit.

I first stopped here as a teenager and i am pleased to see that the levels of value and hospitality have not changed, even if the ownership has.We often refer to pub owners as 'hosts' without thinking about what that means. At the Lamb, it becomes obvious. Even when rushed, Dave in the bar and Sue in the kitchen make running a pub seem simple. Nothing seems to be too much trouble for them. They back this up with an excellent team. Eating here is always a pleasure.To live in Bristol and to travel to Weare, halfway to Devon, means that we pass a number of pubs and restaurants every Sunday. And it has become every Sunday, the search for a consistent standard of food is over, Sunday is lunch at the Lamb day.This is not fine dining thank god, it is great value and simple food cooked well by people who care.

Nice looking pub, unfortunately the chicken burger I ordered was awfull!Bread was terrible, side salad was totally dry and tiny!Chicken looked like a deflated schnitzel just come out the tumble dryer!Burger sauce was a combination of half a gallon of coleslaw and sweet chilli sauce! The only good part was the chips . Just!And that can all be yours for just £ 7.95!Cheers!

Great relaxed atmosphere in which to have a great pint and absolutely super mealWhen we arrived at 6pm with elderly parents - there was a birthday party in the function room and the landlord was all alone. Have to say he did an heroic job getting our drinks and food orders plus sorting out the party and other drinkers!The short wait was to be expected as the food was fresh ad piping hot.Perfect Plaice and chipsLuscious lasagne-homemadeLovely lamb.......................loaded plates with fan fresh veg.All in all - couldn't fault it. Thank you.

You could almost drive past this pub situated on the side of the A38 at Weare but we had been recommended to it and were not let down. We had been on a long dog walk across Crook Peak on the Mendips and in desperate need of a good lunch. We arrived at about 2.00 pm and there were a few people eating and their food on the plate looked delicious. Two of my friends had the cottage pie and chip and I had the Chicken curry and my other friend a seafood salad. The food arrived and seemed to be quite generous portions and the hot food was hot and looked and tasted delicious. This is an old pub and has quite a lot of charm and character. It will certainly be on our list to stop again when walking the Mendips really decent pub food and not pretentious and at a reasonable cost at £8/9 per person.

we went for sunday lunch after a morning at cheddar car boot, it was a bank holiday so was very busy, but I was surprised to here that there was only about 30 mins wait for an excellent roast beef dinner I would highly recommend this place very friendly and some intresting locals frequent this place

After a long day driving down from the Midlands, our hosts at our B & B recommended the Lamb and kindly booked a table for us. We just wanted some home cooked pub food and a place to relax, and it was a good choice. I liked the beef and Butcombe pie (superbly cooked and no fat anywhere near it) and we all enjoyed our meal. The cask ale is well looked after and from local breweries. Recommended.

Always a friendly welcome and good, honest pub grub. Not a trendy gastro-pub with a pretentious menu. The Butcombe is always good (whether in a glass or in the excellent Beef & Butcombe pie)

Having researched numerous pubs it was a delight to find one that was going to be open about 5ish to allow us to eat on the way to the airport. Enjoyed a late Sunday lunch plenty of beef veg obviously reheated but was totally acceptable at that time of day. Very pleasant host and will pop in again when passing.

Turned up unannounced for a late Easter Sunday lunch. Our dogs were welcomed as were we in the pub. Our Sunday lunch was delicious, plentiful and very good value. The dessert menu didn't disappoint either. Due to the warm welcome and hospitable ambiance our dogs settled throughout our meal, even when other dogs arrived, which enabled us to enjoy ourselves. Many thanks to the staff at The Lamb, we'll visiting again.