Pubs in Somerset

Our Feathers Bar has been elegantly designed and refurbished with comfort in mind. Open daily for morning coffee, drinks, real ales, snacks, afternoon tea and cakes proving a popular place to relax with residents and non-residents alike.

Visit the Cross Keys Inn and you’ll find a traditional, real ale, Somerset country pub. This beautiful 16th Century building is full of charm and character, including original flagstone floors, beautiful elm ceiling beams, a large inglenook fireplace and original monastery stone.

At The Railway Inn, Sandford, a warm welcome awaits you. Treat yourself to a delicious meal in our restaurant, have a bar snack in our cosy bar, or simply enjoy a pint of Thatchers Somerset Cider.

Free house local pub in Somerset between Street & Glastonbury.

Discover real ales, log burning fires and great British pub food at The Farrington Inn.

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

A favourite watering hole in the Bristol pub scene, The Bell is located at the bottom of Stokes Croft in central Bristol. This pub is full of character like its local area, with a graffiti mural along the outside wall, and some DJ decks in the corner for Friday and Saturday nights.

The Bower Inn is a beautiful 18th century building surrounded by a picturesque cottage garden on the outskirts of Bridgwater. Set on the edge of the Somerset Levels it’s within easy access from the M5 Motorway and offers a quality country pub, 16-room hotel and 42-seater restaurant.

This traditional inn is a little gem tucked away in the village of Almondsbury, taking its name from the shape of the land surrounding the Severn estuary, which can be seen from the inn.

With plenty to explore around Malmesbury, The Smoking Dog is a perfect pit stop for Bath and the surrounding areas.