The best restaurants in Cranmore, Doulting and Nunney Mendip South West

Absolutely top quality full English breakfast. Excellent, friendly service. Dog friendly The music was a bit ropey but I'll forgive it.

Visited with a group of friends and a couple of our toddlers. I don’t usually leave reviews but definitely have to for this gem. We all had lovely meals, the landlord and his team were so friendly, welcoming and attentive. What I personally love is how family friendly they were, we will definitely be back.

Another outstanding meal. Exceptional food, attentive and friendly service, beautifully and tastefully refurbished pub retaining all of its authentic appeal, and brilliant value for money. Absolutely nothing to fault. It's utterly insane that a place can be this successful and busy and also financially unviable. So sad to hear that the tenants are having to leave when they've done everything perfectly. Impossible to imagine the brewery finding a tenant who can do anything better, so it just feels like they want the pub to fail.

Lovely cafe .We had a great lunch . Would recommend this cafe as all the food looked really nice and was freshly prepared. Would visit again

Old school trucking cafe, top draw 🤝

Very helpful staff food was beautiful not expensive either

This needs some work, tired and run down, damp smell in corridors, no longer serves food including any breakfasts. The recommendation for breakfast was to say "go to Shepton Mallet there are places there". The bathroom in the room was ok but only giving 1 sachet of coffee and 1 mug in a double room with two people is just being tight. The floor didn't look as if it had been vacuumed. The photo is from the room window showing drums of old cooking oil and dumped rubbish which looked as if it had been there for a while. Needless to say I would not recommend this place until it has been overhauled.

food and drink is so much more expensive as it’s a franchise Greggs.. But I go to Greggs in Melksham and it’s very much more cheaper Like capacino coffee £3:10 at nunny catch Greggs, and go to Melksham £2:50 for the same and it’s hotter I’ve decided not to go to nunny Greggs just to save money

We used to be Sunday regulars, but haven't been for a while and don't have any intention of going back, as we were put off when they introduced a £10 deposit to book a table for Sunday lunch, then forgot to deduct it from the bill. Is this practice still happening?

Ive been trying to call to book a table for a big party of us wanting to visit for an evening soon. All I seem to ever get is the answerphone??