Pubs in Somerset
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Fantastic venue open to non residents during low season, refurbished in 2018 with a stage, bar, coffee shop and pub grub.

Derek and Sue Clarke and son, Allan, offer you a warm welcome to their family run village pub.

Thirty years ago the ‘Clarke’ family took over the license at ‘The Waldegrave Arms’ with the intention of running a pub that they would want to frequent themselves. Good food, quality real ales and above all a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

Plume of Feathers is above all, a traditional English country pub. Serving the local community for over 200 years as a place to relax, enjoy company and exchange news and information.

Situated right in the heart of Bath, The Cork boasts two bars, two vaulted party pod booths, a conservatory and a very large alfresco terrace area. You won’t find a better pub in which to socialise, relax, watch live sport or have a full-on party!

Welcome to The Bath Brew House.

An iconic new late night bar with an array of classic keg ciders, farmhouse boxed ciders and our own weird and wonderful on site fermentations. Head over for quizzes, comedy nights, comedy nights and some excellent background beats followed by late night sets and monster pizzas.

The Moon and Sixpence is one of the most popular pubs in Clevedon. Situated in a prime seafront position looking out over the Bristol Channel and facing Clevedon's famous Victorian Pier.

Our seven en suite bedrooms are all individually styled and we have physical distancing and hygiene measures in place.  

A beautiful classic pub, just off Junction 24 on the M5 and near Bridgewater, with a large beer garden and onsite parking, serving up a wide selection of favourite pub dishes and beverages.

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