The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Taunton Manor and Wilton Taunton Deane South West

22 of us had dinner here to celebrate an 80th birthday after a trip on the West Somerset Railway. Serena and Lucy were so helpful and responded really quickly to emails. We were treated so well on the

A really lovely lunch. Ordered the shakshuka which came with lots of lovely fresh bread and butter. Only comment is the eggs were poached and put on top of the sauce. A shakshuka should be with the

Delicious cakes and pastries. I will definitely be returning, the menu looks good, its a very small building so not suitable for big groups of people but perfect for a catch up with some friends. Will

Delicious food, amazing atmosphere!

Nice food just not a great wait for a tuna sandwich

I don't pop in as often as I did asy son is now 10 and a bit old for the play area. But just popped in for a cup of tea which tasted great. Lovely atmosphere and service as usual

We had sole use of the skittle alley for the day free of charge for my husband's 70th birthday. Simon & Lucy (owners of The Queens Arms) did the most amazing, delicious buffet & ensured everything ran

I really enjoyed this cafe, my partner and I went on a date here and we loved it. Really nice place and the food was amazing especially for the price, the service was wonderful. Nothing negative to co

Great place for children, plenty to keep them occupied with colouring or people watching from the upstairs windows. Lovely smoothies and food.

We go to this cafe regularly. The food is very tasty and good value for money. Place can be a bit crowded and overwhelming when busy as, in my opinion, there are too many seats inside. It can take qui

The cafe is a great little hidden gem. Fantastic coffee, delicious cakes, a very nice owner and a beautiful selection of succulent plants and cacti, all very reasonably priced. Some of the plants are

Decided while shopping in Taunton to have some dinner , so stumbled across this cafe Coffee and cream (Wish i had not) . After looking at the menu my wife decided on gamon , onion rings and peas and

When traveling, we always like to try independently owned bars that specialise in beer, and we found this one via a Google search. A busy bar, which is always great to see, we joined the queue at the

Lovely place to sit and watch the world go by. Had a lovely coffee and rabebit. The rabebit bread was very doughy and left a claggy feeling. Shame as I'd treated by friend and he said the same.