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I used to come here a lot when I was younger with my family and even had a 16th birthday meal in the function room at the back. EWas always a great place to eat and relax.

The coffee is good the service is very good but the crushies have been absolutely disgusting they have no taste and are a waste of money they need to be stronger they are basically expensive water

After a late-morning visit to a local cinema, it was well-gone 14:00 when the film ended. We were hungry for a snack lunch and wanted something quick, and nearby. This branch of M&S (with a café) is only a short drive from the cinema. We were able to park easily in the capacious carpark (maybe ‘carpacious’). So, we were soon ordering two smoked-bacon sourdough rolls each with a large cup of Americano Coffee (with hot milk). The ‘Senior Barista’ offered us miniscule jugs of hot milk, not even enough to make a small coffee suit. So, we asked her if the hot milk could be poured directly into our cups, and this was done. I did get the distinct impression that the lady in question seemed not particularly happy to oblige us. Certainly the quantity of milk, we did have, would have easily filled six of the ‘miniscule’ jugs. Maybe there was a cost implication? We would, however, have been happy to pay extra. Food is cooked-to-order and delivered to tables, so were given a tall plastic sign (like a single-fold birthday card) to display on our table with a number ‘26’ on it. This just would not stand-up, and I had to bend the sign along the fold to narrow the angle to make it do so. Our coffee was not-so-great; it lacked the bitter caramel flavour that we look for. Do not assume that was due to the quantity of milk; as we have similar ratios of milk to coffee at home and in other cafés, without losing the flavours we look for. Our bacon rolls were great; hot, plenty of good smoked-bacon, and a fresh sourdough bun. Just what we wanted, especially as we had found-out where the brown sauce sachets were kept (by the kitchen servery).

We live just up the road and I’m always impressed with how lovely the service is plus a great veggie pizza with tonnes of toppings , it fills the void and I will never stop visiting when it’s time for a cheeky little treat. Goes brilliant with football or movie night. Thanks guys ❤️

Not Bridgwater’s fault this, but Morrisons: £6.50 for one bacon sandwich! And it’s cheap bread and cheap, fatty bacon. Consumed in a rather dirty cafe (which is the stores fault / responsibility!) Nice delicatessens charge a fiver for a bacon sandwich of much better quality. How is your very mediocre one £6-bloody-50!?

Second visit hoped it had improved but it hasn’t carvery needs a lot of improvement roast potatoes we’re dire and gravy very thick .server not very welcoming. Both my brother and I used the toilets which were not very clean intents floor filthy. Will or go gain or recommend.

Campanella is realy very very tasty for icecream and patisseries. You have to try it. The icecream is real home made with real ingrediants and the patisseries is delicious.

Please don't attempt to book at this restaurant or hotel, this was closed a couple of years ago and has recently been the subject of a large fire. Right next door to a retail park, guess what will happen next?

Things missing off our order so I called up and they would not replace the missing things. Do not order from here

Beach fronted bar, needed today as the temp was high and sunny, £17 for a round of drinks, rum and coke, gin and tonic, white wine and half a coke, coke was a panda coke really no taste at all, young man behind bar didnt look that intrested in been there today, does reflect as next door was packed out and theres only us four here

This branch of Warren's Bakery closed permanently in November 2019. The prices were extremely expensive. The nearest Warren's is in our county town of Taunton. If you want to get a pastie from them. I wouldn't recommend it. The better pasties are available from other sources. Not Very Happy.

Brilliant food and brilliant service from Ellie and Rosie great friendly staff made us feel really welcome and couldn’t do enough to help

I have been using this chip shop for some time but have noticed the standards drop both in food and service. On Thursday 8th August I ordered fish and chips (x2) and paid £10 cash. I was told it would be 10 mins so I popped next door to the Arms for a drink and when I returned 20 mins later the guy behind the counter (I have not seen him before)said he had forgotten to cook my food!?! Rather than wait I just asked for my money back and he said abruptly “we don’t do refunds” ... after another request he just turned out his pocket and promptly slammed my £10 on the counter and said “don’t ever come back” ! To say I was gonna smacked was an understatement ... as if I was ever going back ! I can only imagine he is the new owner (good luck) as the previous guy was very friendly ... I would avoid this place like the plague ... apparently I’m not the only one with a bad experience ...

Bad customer care. No one came to table to collect dirty plates ask about pudding orders. Only to be told after waiting 40minutes to be told kitchen shut bar shutting soon at 9.10pm

We used to eat at this pub when living in the area 15-20 years ago but have not been since moving away. Nothing much had changed and we had a very pleasant meal in reasonable surroundings The menu was fairly varied and nothing was too pricey, although the size of the portions was perhaps a little smaller. However there were many options for additional sides/extras. etc and we prefer sensible prices with more sensible- sized portions rather than high prices and vast portions!! My husband’s rump steak was amazing and perfectly cooked. It was also refreshing to go to a pub where desserts weren’t stupidly expensive. The staff were all very friendly and service was good. Overall, excellent value for money, decent food and good service.