Pubs & restaurants in SomersetSomerset, England

Remote Exmoor inn with rooms and its own farm, one of England's most sustainable pubs.

Thatched South Somerset village inn with rooms, a Mr & Mrs Smith pick.

One of a handful of British pubs with no bar counter, cider and ale drawn straight from the tap room, family-run for generations.

Somerset village dining pub listed among the country's 100 best.

A historic Exmoor-village coaching inn beneath Dunster Castle, among The Good Pub Guide's top ten dining pubs for 2020.

Remote Somerset/Dorset border village inn with rooms, picked by olive and Mr & Mrs Smith.

15th-century coaching inn in the picture-book village of Mells, an olive gastropub pick.

Honey-stone village pub tucked in a Somerset valley, a strong recent climber on the list.

South Somerset village pub with rooms named by olive among the best.

Cider and ale served straight from casks on a stillage in the window recess of a cottage with no bar at all.

Award-winning village pub among the ham-stone cottages of South Petherton.

Ivy-clad, stone-built country pub on the top of the Mendips at Priddy, with flagstone floors, log fires and high beamed ceilings.

Village-green pub at Hinton Blewett between the Mendips and the Chew Valley, known for its Sunday lunches.

Thatched twelfth-century inn at the heart of Winsford on Exmoor, with exposed beams and a traditional dining room.

Cider-country pub near Glastonbury dating from 1674, with log fires, flagstone floors, beams and a skittle alley.

Galleried medieval inn on the square at Norton St Philip, said to be among England's oldest continuously licensed taverns and named a pub of the year.