The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Mendip South West

I have visited this Starbucks 3 times now. Every time the toilets were a disgrace. No toilet roll water on floor (I hope it was water!) Today the cafe area was so humid and smelly I left and bought some very nice food and drink from the M and S shop on site. Avoid at all costs

After spending about an hour wandering around and finding the shops I wanted to visit were the opposite side of the village to the car park, i was ready for the coffee break! Nice setting and if you had children (we didn't) it was adjacent to a children's play area

Got there and found out theyed been closed for a few months,not helpful as we had to get there by bus.No car.

I don't like leaving bad reviews, but unfortunately I have to this time. I like to support small businesses. Popped in for lunch on Friday. We waited over 45 minutes for 2 coffees. Then the food came 5 mins later. We always say we don't mind waiting a while for the food if we have some drinks to sup on... I hoped the food would be worth waiting for, but sadly not! I chose the brie, bacon and cranberry panini. Each half had just HALF a slice of bacon and the tiniest slither of brie I couldn't even taste it!! The bread was very dry and tasteless. The coffees were tiny, but very nice. It was our first visit and I had high hopes, but was thoroughly disappointed, sadly.

In September, a good friend, board member and resident of Somerset, took us on a three day tour of her “home area.” We visited Wells, primarily to see the great Cathedral there, but after that visit to the Cathedral, and surrounding sites, I declared “wine thirty,” so we headed to the pub in The Crown at Wells. First, The Crown at Wells is an inn, then next, a restaurant, and finally a pub/bar. It was in the latter, that we took a table. The wine list was short, and we got the Chablis, while our “tour guide” had coffee. The restaurant and pub/bar seem to be separated, and not just in the sitting areas. I approached the bar, to order the wine and the coffee, and was directed to the “other room.” Once around the corner, in the adjoining room, I walked up to that bar (same bar, but on the other side), and the same gentleman could now serve me. The bar area had two “windows,” and apparently one was for the restaurant side of the operation, and the other for the pub. This was rather odd to me, but I had a good laugh over it. Perhaps the bartender had a good laugh at me, going from side to side of that bar area? Also, I had to be certain to pay, on the correct side. All very confusing for this “Yank.” All service was friendly, and though the Chablis was served much too cold, we had an enjoyable hour, sipping wine and coffee, and recounting our busy day, and especially Wells Cathedral and its grounds. A comfortable pub for a bit of a pause, and some wine. If we had not had reservations to dine elsewhere, the menu looked interesting, and so long as I found the right side of the bar to order from, would probably have been very good. Neat, historic inn/pub, and worth our stopping in – just get instructions on which side of the bar to order from.

My daughter had her 8th birthday party this morning and it was brilliant!! Paul and Lucy were amazing with 10 children and they were so happy when they left. The kids made their own smoothie or milkshake, decorated a waffle pop, ate pizza , fruit sticks and took birthday cake home. Paul is the best host and he played pass the parcel for the first time. Thank you for making it the best party for the kids and the parents. Brilliant!

Booked the camp site no problem until we arrived to find the pub shut and has been for some time, looked on there web site still saying pub open until 11pm. The Rodney Stoke Inn is closed and the camp site people need to let people know when they book.

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.

We booked dinner here for a large family meal with people travelling in from different places in the UK. Rebekah from the Townhouse had already sent us menus in advance (very useful when a group contains young children older relatives!) so we could pre-order. This was particularly helpful when, predictably with people travelling in from multiple locations, we were late. We phoned ahead and Rebekah was extremely understanding and rearranged our time without any fuss. When did get there the service was excellent and the food outstanding. The Townhouse burgers were especially popular. Everyone left feeling very happy and satisfied. Thank you very much to Rebekah and everyone at The Townhouse.

If you like baked bacon that’s been stuck in a pot that’s cold, tasteless and hard, then this is the place for you! Just Awful.