The best restaurants serving British food in Knoll Sedgemoor South West

Good food substantial portions and reasonably priced. staff lovely very attentive even though we sat outside we were not forgotten

We were not going to visit here because we were in an electric car and needed a charge but , as we came down the M5 , we saw that there was charging nearby and indeed there was , about 100 yards up the road . Whilst we all enjoyed the delicious fresh breakfast the car charged up and carried us on to Cornwall with no further need to charge . This will be our preferred breakfast stop from hereon , Our dog was allowed in and given fresh water and enjoyed a little sausage which might have slipped off our plates .

We were very impressed with both the service and quantity / quality of the food. Kjerst looked after us and nothing was too much trouble. This was our first visit but our friends had visited previously, we would certainly recommend and shall be visiting again.

Staying in motorhome in the watchfield inns campsite, booked sunday lunch, I had the roast belly pork, absolutely delicious, lovely crackling on the pork, best roast potatoes I've ever had, nice selection of piping hot veg, huge portions, well worth the money, my wife had scampi and chips, very nice crispy chips, fluffy on inside, again large portion, I highly recommend this place for food, also a well stocked bar with friendly staff, Nick the landlord is very helpful and friendly, a great all round trip.

Wonderful Sunday roast with my nephew and his girlfriend. Amazing plate of food. My nephew said it’s some of the best roast potatoes he’s tasted. He had the lamb and the girls had roast turkey. The staff were very attentive. We’ll definitely be back ❤️

Ross was excellent as was our server The food is excellent the service and atmosphere also excellent Will definitely return The facilities immaculate Thankyou so much Mike and Sue Cornwall

Always have a lovely carvey here. The last time I visited I had my 6month daughter in my arm for very helpful young lad Dalton who works there went out his way to offer to help me, carryed my plate to my table. Very good service a massive pat on the back

A lovely old fashioned pub. Excellent service. Very good value but the chef really needs to learn how to cook roast potatoes! Hard and horrible. However the meat and toast root vegetables were delicious.

We stayed overnight while visiting friends in Burnham-on-Sea, so the venue was chosen for its convenient location more than anything else. The room was large and the single beds reasonably comfortable. The room is not carpeted and heating is by way of a small wall mounted electric heater, so not the most cosy of rooms. The convenience of the location was also one of its downsides as the hotel is situated alongside a main road, so there was considerable road noise all night. The most disappointing feature in the room was the bathroom which desperately needs replacing and modernising. There was mould all around the bath which was disgusting and it is beyond me why it is considered acceptable to rent rooms in this state. I can not comment on the food and drink served here as the restaurant is closed on Sunday evenings and we did not have breakfast the following morning. Unfortunately, I would not recommend this hotel.

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.

We stopped with a caravan . Followed the signs for caravans . No designated caravan places . It was the overflow car park, caravan & trailers were using double car parking spaces which were short and narrow and couldn’t turn into them properly or turn out with any degree of ease . Had to reverse the caravan when luckily no one was parked behind to enable to turn out . We did not stop very long and bought no coffee or food . Totally misleading .

There seems to be an inability to provide a hot breakfast in this restaurant. The only hot item on our plate was the hash browns , the rest of the meal was luke warm. The prices in this restaurant are not cheap by any stretch of the imagination, and yet they think it’s ok to serve cold meals.

Stopped off here on a long coach trip across the south of the country, so we didn't have any choice (as Leigh Delamere had been ok on the outbound journey). The noodle bar is shut, and the Leon place had a puzzing range of stuff with a fast-rotating menu screen. I couldn't find a single gluten-free sandwich in Costa or Smiths or anywhere. So I had to manage on a packet of crisps and some snacks I brought with me. I mean it goes without saying the place has the atmosphere of a haunted catacomb in a defunct seaside town. But pick a different 'service' station to stop at as there's no choice here. Even at around 6 pm on a weekday. Plus no massage chairs :(