The best restaurants serving British food in Minehead North West Somerset South West

We were looking for a light lunch as we intended to eat a main meal in the evening. Unusually we took the leap and climbed two flights of stairs to the delightful cafe on 2 nd floor overlooking the Parade The staff were super friendly and made us feel very welcome. Two of the party had a variety of Ploughmans lunch the cheese was ample and the ham was thick gammon ham. I ate a smoked mackerel salad delicious. The fourth had a prawn sandwich with a glass of wine. Highly recommend for all.

Stopped in for lunch and the food and staff were amazing. Good quality food that is reasonably priced and is also dog friendly,

Good service. Nice breakfast bap. Cheesy chips needed more cheese. Pleasant location by the harbour.

Northfield Hotel , we just loved staying here , old , little tired Victorian building that wraps it's arms around you like a favourite grandma, you walk in and immediately feel relaxed and at home , the staff are absolutely amazing bringing good old fashioned service with a broad smile and a way to make you feel really special, breakfast is wonderful, evening meal is a small set menu with 3 choices in each course, but don't be put off the food is lovely and so nice to have something different, We are definitely going back again, a quirky little gem nestled under the hill in Minehead. Mind if you like ultra modern and expected the world from your stay and the staff to run around you because you are ultra fussy, then don't go, you just won't fit. But if you want grandma to wrap you in comfort then you have a lovely relaxed stay ahead

This is the best place in minehead for a good quality pint👍 The pint says its self

The Quay Inn, the old saying says "Any port in a storm" but, if I pulled up at this port, I'd seriously consider braving the storm. I wandered down the seafront on a glorious spring day. The sun was beaming down on me. Nigel the ostrich had reached Land's End and was halfway across the Atlantic Ocean. The old woman was still clutching the reins for dear life. I heard the Navy had been deployed in an effort to rescue her... Anyway, I was once again hungry and decided to call into the Quay Inn. I looked at the menu and was impressed by the variety of food. However, the prices of the goods were a little scary. But, I'm on holiday, I thought. So why not treat myself? I sat down in the window seat on the left-hand side of the raised platform overlooking the ocean. I read the menu and the specials board. I ordered a pint of scrumpy, and it was crisp and refreshing. I ordered the Halloumi fries as a starter, the minted lamb shank with mashed potatoes and gravy, and the belly pork for my main. I waited a little while, not too long, for my starter to arrive. The fries were awful. The Halloumi was horrible. It was bland and clearly cooked from frozen. The minted lamb shank was sous-vide, and bought in, in bulk. Everything was so-so. Don't get me wrong, the lamb was tasty, but it lacked any passion. However, I have to now sadly move onto the pork... oh deary me... It was drier than an Egyptian mummy. The center of the rolled pork was so hard and dry, I honestly thought it was a bone. It was so dry and hard I feared, as I chewed it, I'd choke on one of the splinters. I honestly think a woodpecker would have difficulty piercing the meat. Hell, I bet a bloody jackhammer would struggle. Quay Inn 2/5 (Danny and the young lady who served me, as well as the cider, were the only redeeming qualities)

Arrived on Thursday for quick bite to eat and was surprised with how beautiful the decor and how friendly the staff especially the one with the beard and curly hair who went out of his way to help us with the menu options Food was lovely and price was perfect too