The best restaurants serving British food in Sedgemoor South West

Unfortunately this friendly restaurant is now closed and has been for some time now. I would suggest the listing should be taken down until it reopens with new owners.

Best coffe in Burnham and ginger and apricot flapjacks to die for. Always stop here on our weekend bike rides. Very friendly. Would recommend without reservation

This is so different from other cafes and eateries! The place is very rustic and rural, so charming in every respect. It is popular with visitors and serves all the usual meals. We sat outside in the glorious sunshine but there was a large dining room inside. The coffee and tea were delicious and refreshing. Our whole visit was such a delight that we will visit again and have a proper meal!

This was the worst meal any of us ever had we can not recommend the place cream in scones where off the sandwiches where stale salad was past it’s best coffee was bitter definitely not a place to spend a nice afternoon

Been here a few times now. First few times the menu was a bit quirky but cool and the food was the danglies, last time we went the menu was a bit more traditional but cool and the food was the danglies! (Spotting the recurring theme?)

A proper pub with good choice of drinks and nice menu. Staff were friendly and the food was quick and very tasty will def return when next in BOS.

The Dining Room is now CLOSED and is now THE MUSIC PANTRY, vegetarian, vegan, restaurant with various music events, haven’t been yet but though it might be prudent to advise of the new venture

First time visit and nice to find a cafe serving fairly priced, freshly cooked food. Dog friendly with welcoming staff. Food was delicious and large portions and they were happy to swap menu items unlike some places. They also sell freshly baked cakes so good for either a main meal, drink or light bite.

Having broken down on the motorway on our way to cornwall and stuck for 3 hours we were dropped at a local garage. As we were soaking wet and hungry we found La kage. Staff were very friendy and welcoming. Really polite staff and amazing service. Went out of they way to help get the kids dry and help warm them up. Absolutely amazing custom service. Definitely recommended La kage to anybody. Massive thank you for all your help

Very enjoyable Sunday carvery. The vegetarian option was tasty with lots of veggies! My friends all enjoyed the meat options. Desserts were homemade. Sticky toffee pudding was really good, would recommend it!

had a chinese takeaway from there absoulty wonderful would use again lovely food would recomened really tasty food

Tried breakfast and was very disappointed was tiny and tasteless . Thought give another chance and tried a kebab , omg what a let down so small for price and bland . Won't be returning.

A big family Christmas get together. Food was super! Huge portions and tasted great. Turkey & beef were moist, not dried out or chewy like some Xmas big lunches can be. Hot plates kept our meals nice & toasty too. All played skittles after which was great. It’s not fancy but it’s good 👍🏼

Was in Bridgwater, so had to visit the Bristol & Exeter, which I enjoyed once before. Watched a bit of the town's amazing carnival, then headed to this cosy little pub, with its small front room and another out the back through the yard. Being in a suburb on carnival night, it was pretty empty. It's not a real ale pub or anything, so I assumed I'd knock off a dull pint and leave. But it's one of those pubs that feels cosy and intimate even when empty, with its yellow paint and worn furniture, which includes a couple of old dining-room-style tables worth about a quid each. And the barmaid was chatty and friendly right from the get go, proving a charming hostess. I wasn't imposing convo on her--she was just a lively, warm person, a natural for the job. 31 years old, dark hair, fancy nails and jewellery, oversized grey T-shirt, holidays in Turkey. She made my evening. Some people did trickle in. They all chatted to me too. It's that kind of a friendly, comforting pub. I drifted back to the Mercure Hotel after 4 pints of Guinness, glad to have visited again.

Typically displaying that their heart and sole as a village Baker and despite being closed during the current lockdown situation they turned out on Good Friday and delivered free hot cross buns to villagers.These buns were welcome and deliciously bakery fresh. Thank you to you all.