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Love this place .... go so often they no what we have .....

I stop here regularly and it’s always great. I love the eclectic style and ambiance of this little place. Without doubt it’s my favourite station stop off. Tea and coffee always good and no extra charge for oat milk which is much appreciated. Called in today to find a customer shouting at a member of staff. Totally unnecessary. Hospitality workers work hard and deserve to be acknowledged and respected. Thank you for always being kind and polite when I pop in. I look forward to my visits.

Nice pub with friendly staff who were a laugh, had an amazing night singing Karoke. Would recommend to anyone that wants a good pint.

Great atmosphere for watching the football. Friendly and helpful bar staff and a good natured crowd of England fans. There are several rooms within the is pub to suit allcomers

I'm currently sitting at home with a cup of Earl Grey tea trying to get over the stupendously dire experience of breakfast at Morrison's in Taunton. Where to start? Well maybe with asking if we could have a fish & chips, to be told not only were we too early in the day but they wouldn't be doing it at all. Then there's the cafe assistant who, on coughing loudly into her hand, simply carried on with nary an attempt to get near, never mind use, hand sanitiser. Then there's the fact we had to 'select' the clean mugs from the horribly stained ones on offer. And of course having to clean our grubby table (yes, ask for spray and wipe it down ourself. I had an ultimate breakfast, my son a 'build your own'. Reasonable value, & apart from the coughing & some uncertainty as to exactly what constituted an 'ultimate', the service was friendly enough & reasonably speedy. But the food? Omg tired dried up hard black pudding. Mushrooms which tasted anything but, greasy tired long-overheated sausages, explosively hard-to-cut fried bread. Eggs, beans, bacon all ok but not more than ok. Did I bother to say anything? No. Friendly they may have been but I didn't get the sense there was any real commitment or that management if, indeed there was a manager anywhere about) would care unduly either way. We went in because of a sentimental attachment as my son's late granny used to go there with him. Sadly today was the last visit unless we hear things have changed radically. I'd recommend anyone who likes a full English breakfast should avoid too.