The best restaurants in Glastonbury St Benedict's Mendip South West

Really good kebab great portions very good service staff are very friendly and welcoming.

Absolutely top notch lunch. Brilliant at range of delicious sandwiches. Coffee was great and a what a spot for watching the world go by in Glastonbury. Definitely worth a visit

AVOID!!!! I have never had worse fish and chips. Used to be a regular but I will never set foot in here again. The chips had been reheated and we're inedible and the sausage was not fully cooked, so the batter was uncooked inside. I would strongly recommend to anyone of thinking of getting fish and chips to go else where and get decent food rather than chucking your money in the bin.

Prices are very reasonable. With less salt requested, they can cook foods with little salt. Fried Shirmp E noodles is excellent. Quantity of shrimps was very generous. Fried bean spouts and fried vege are normal. With No broccoli in the mixed vege was disappointed. Plain omelette with fries is ok. Massive hand made spring rolls were given as free. Very nice but salty, but with lots of bean spouts inside, we know that they have to do like this. If not, it will be stinky very soon. Si Chuan Chicken was totally different from then original one. Maybe because the boss come from southern part of China instead of the south west. He was so nice and introduced the attractions in Glastonbury. He do speak Cantonese too.

Excellent pub. Friendly people. Bar staff are great, except one who clearly has a huge chip and problem. But that is your problem. Be a man or be a woman, but don't be hating everyone else.

For anyone looking for The correct price and menu this is the one please don’t look at any other menu as some Have uploaded the old Menu and isn’t stated correctly

On the day we moved to Glastonbury we popped into this familiar to us pub to find a warm welcome, a very clean and cosy interior strung with fairy lights with excellent ale and tasty food. Wren the barlady made us very welcome and told us the pub had changed hands. Will definetely become a local for us.

After reading some of these reviews I was worried that I had made a mistake booking here. However, I was pleasantly surprised! The lady behind the bar was lovely, very smiley and welcoming. The food was really good and speedy service. I wouldn’t hesitate to eat here again.

The landlady and staff at this pub all seem to care deeply about their customers, the drinks they offer, the town of Glastonbury and their welcome. My own choice of tipple, Stag, is easily the best pint I have ever enjoyed. This is a BIG old pub! There are two large bars, a snug and a huge beer garden where we spent a very enjoyable few hours. When we went there was only one member of the bar staff working. But a couple of minutes out of our lives is pretty negligible, especially considering what we were waiting for (Stag!) And there is even a little notice in the carriage bar requesting a little patience. If visitors expect instant service of substandard, homogenous products at a Poundland price, might I suggest they pop into a 'Spoons rather than a family-run community pub?

Lovely surroundings, but we were told before ordering that food would take 45 minutes. In the end we waited over an hour for our food and when it came the sausages I had ordered were on the burnt side.

Avoid at all costs, waited over 45 minutes for a simple breakfast that was cold and inedible when it arrives. Staff rude, no apology and utterly disgusting.

On time but the delayed delivery time.