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A Tuesday night in January where other pubs in nearby villages are closed it was a joy to find this one open. A great traditional pub with a nice warm fire, friendly welcome, reasonable drinks, what more do you want? Deserves to be supported. Well done!

Great location, good food, enjoyed breakfast. Comfortable stay.

Fantastic local pub. Proper old school local drinkers' established. Friendly owner, friendly locals, loads of character and charm... feels like stepping back in time to what pubs used to be. Best of all, you can count on a chat with Aura, the pub cat, who's invariably to be found occupying her favourite chair.

Very good service and excellent latte

Coffee was tasty. Although felt pretty ignored by what I assume was the manager and maybe a shift leader. I felt uncomfortable and like a third wheel. Could cut the sexual tension with a knife! Such a shame as I enjoyed my flat white, but won’t be returning.

Booked a 2 night stay with breakfast included. Went down in the morning for breakfast to find the bar and reception all locked up. No food. Had to go elsewhere for breakfast, making me late for meeting. Room was very small and noisy.

Very friendly pub, very reasonable price for beer

Breakfast waiting time was a long wait,when it finally arrived,one order was missed and then another long wait All food got cold ruining my son's birthday breakfast treat

The female barista needs customer service training. She was snappy, unwelcoming and not what you expect. The pastries were very dry and unappetising. All in all not a good visit and I won’t go back!

Rather small store if you have a big weekly shop to do. Quality Butchers counter also separate Fish counter and a Delicatessen. Good wine selection. Staff always pleasant and very helpful. Not enough serviced tills as we seem to be pushed towards self checkouts there. Café adequate for a Coffee but choice of pastries limited. Always a queue for the two unisex /disabled toilets.

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!

THIS PUB HAS CLOSED DOWN! (19.09.2024)

Was really excited to try out this restaurant. Had read the media coverage and have tremendous respect for the owners. It was busy, nice weather had brought the crowds out to the outside dining area. It seems impossible to get good service these days, when you do it is rare. Has eveyone good left the industry post covid... There were plenty of staff on the floor, but systems and training were clearly lacking, and the basic good standards sadly lacking. As soon as we walked in lack of a clear greeting was a sign of what was to come. We ended up waiting far too long for our mains to arrive. Other tables also complaining and warning us about the lack of service. The place itself is beautifully & tastefully done. The menu reads incredibly well. The food did not disappoint. I sat eating the Fish Soup, trying to recall a better soup that I had ever eaten. This, I have to say was the best, absolutely incredible. The rest of the dishes were well cooked, and good, but nothing knock out. Rarely give reviews, but the lack of service was a big issue. One guy seemed to be more senior, but he was way out of his depth. Not even a goodbye as we left despite making eye contact with the Manager and floor staff! Would not recommend until the service is sorted out.