The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in West Somerset South West

Magpies is a brilliant cafe. The food and coffee is amazing, especially the scones. It is so friendly. Nothing is too much trouble. We would highly recommend it.

A new favourite. Spotlessly clean, welcoming & friendly staff, excellent food at great value - what more can you want? Just off the high street, but definitely worth looking for. We are regular visitors to Minehead, and we can see why this is very popular with locals. Staff were very caring about making sure people's orders were correct. We had the soup which was delicious. Will return for cakes soon.

A small friendly pub with a fantastic choice of ciders, recommended.

We called in for some take away food. Had the homity pie (cold but delicious) and sausage roll (hot but delicious I was told) plus a really nice mixed salad (you can choose from a mix and match selection). Enjoyed them on the harbour wall on a lovely sunny day.

Was on a long walk with my dog…. Was made very welcome in this beautiful place, perfect cuppa and the very best coffee and walnut cake I’ve ever had. Just amazing! Thank you.

Don’t miss visiting this delightful, quirky tea rooms. Bruce, the American proprietor, will give you value for money with his banter alone. That being said you are sure of a warm welcome and will not be disappointed by his wares. We stopped on our way to Barbrook for a delicious cream tea - great choice of tea or coffee, plain or fruit, homemade, light as a feather, scones and strawberry or raspberry jam options too. After our holiday what better way to end it than tucking into an amazing breakfast. Don’t take my word for it, call in and try it for yourself - I grantee it will put a smile on your face and you will go back!

Great service and a good choice of food .

Expensive for what it is. They don't really cook, it's just a collection of low quality ingredients... (Probably canned) Too bad.... At 1 p.m., they only offer part of their menu, i.e. only breakfasts and not hamburgers for example. Need to communicate better with customers or separate cards better. I do not recommend.

What an absolute delight Toddy’s Café turned out to be! From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with a warm, genuine welcome that set the tone for a fantastic experience. The service was impeccable – friendly, attentive, and nothing was too much trouble. It’s clear the staff take real pride in what they do, and it makes all the difference. As for the food – wow! Everything was freshly cooked, generous in portion, and absolutely delicious. Whether it was the hearty breakfast, a perfectly brewed coffee, or one of their homemade cakes, every bite was spot on. You can taste the quality and care in every dish. It’s the kind of place that makes you want to come back the very next day. A proper café with proper service and top-notch food – a rare find these days. Highly recommended if you’re in Minehead. We’ll definitely be back!

Goodbye! Oh dear! How can I tell you about our favourite local pub? This morning 28 July 2024 a friend knowing our love of the George Inn said the local newspaper had announced the pub was closing today. Our last visit was on the 21st June for a wonderful lunch. In all the occasions we have visited we have never had a bad experience and always been complimentary over the cuisine as their chef Dave knew his skills in his menus would please patrons. With plans in for a change of use it is not likely this wonderful hostelry will ever revert to being a pub. The local community is much concerned re this closure so we are not the only people who will miss venturing onto the Brendon Hills to celebrate family occasions. Tears are welling!! Au Revoir dear George…….. Russell D 965

Great breakfast both Full breakfast and the large big breakfast. A good find on a wet and windy Saturday. Nice breakfast well cooked to order so expect a little wait but worth waiting for and the dog was allowed to come inside as well.

Absolutely delightful, quirky tea rooms with a great menu for adults and so thoughtful for children from the menu to the puzzles on the table and books delivered to our table for the children to read. Staff were friendly and welcoming. Deffinetly worth a visit.

A pretty building in a pretty village. And the best rated tearoom apparently. This can only lead one to come to the sad conclusion that one is in an old-fashioned tourist trap. Sandwiches at £11 plus should always be a warning. But when they come out looking like something you could get at the next town along for half the price, your heart will sink and your wallet groan. The savoury cream tea we had didn't fare any better. Instead of a quality cheddar, expect cream cheese. The chutney is likewise lacklustre, sporting a vinegary tone, The scone is just bland. Oh, and stick to the local Costa for your coffee. Unless you favour coffee- flavoured foam.

Beautiful gem of a hotel. I stayed at the Combe House Hotel for business and what a lovely little find it was. The locations is set in the most beautiful rural location with the most stunning walks around. The hotel is very well kept with the room being perfect, I had a great nights sleep. The evening meal was fantastic with a great selection and is a compliment to the hotel and most of all chef. The staff made the stay, as they couldn’t do enough for me, were super friendly, kind and helpful. I would most definitely recommend the hotel and restaurant and would love to return for a night or two for a little break. Keep up the great work, personal family touch and fantastic atmosphere.

Lovely food. Toastie served with amazing array of salads with option of adding dressings and seeds at the table. Smoothie was so refreshing. Thank you to the kind local lady who asked us if we needed any directions. On saying we were looking for a place to get lunch and coffee, and would accept a dog, she directed us to the Toucan cafe … so glad she did.