4.8/5

(159 reviews)

A fairly remote old fashioned Somerset pub on a minor B-road a few miles outside of Meare. It's a popular stop off for cyclists and bird watchers.

4.5/5

(157 reviews)

The Ring O’Bells is an 18th Century “free house” pub in the Somerset village of Ashcott near Street and Glastonbury, which for the last 30 years has been run by our family partnership of John and Elaine Foreman and Elaine’s brother, John Sharman

4.6/5

(452 reviews)

The Ashcott serves delicious lunches and dinners in the comfortable surroundings of the beautiful restaurant or in the colourful grounds of the lush gardens.

4.7/5

(315 reviews)

Welcome to The Albion Inn in Ashcott! Under new management (2023). Breakfast, lunch and evening meals. Sunday Roasts in our main bar available from 12pm to 2.30pm.

Situated off the A39 by its intersection with the A361 from Taunton. The pub comprises two buildings of contrasting architectural design – the earlier inn is said to date from the 1600s and a larger structure added later.

4.7/5

(92 reviews)

A traditional pub with a nice homely and welcoming feel. The food offering is a short but good range of home cooked food to a good quality and portion size.

The Sheppey Inn lies out on the beautiful wilds of the Somerset Levels, surrounded by peat moors, dairy farms and national wildlife reserves.

3.9/5

(1,803 reviews)

The name of this Wetherspoon pub recalls the town’s origin as an ancient settlement, called Lantokay. In time, the name was forgotten, and the settlement was called ‘Leigh’ and then ‘Street’. It was t