Popped in for a pint after walking around Dunster Castle. The fish and chips were solid&mdash;crispy batter, decent portion. Just what you want in a village pub.

The flat white was spot on, and I love that they have matcha too. The space itself is really nice - high ceilings, lots of natural light, and comfy chairs you can sink into for a while.

Loved the quiet, cosy vibe here. The vegan cheese on their gluten-free sandwich was surprisingly good - not something you see often.

Coffee&#39;s top notch. Got a sandwich to go - fresh and tasty. Perfect for a quick bite by the sea. Service was quick, which is what I needed.

The warm Whortleberry and Apple Cake was lovely, especially with the clotted cream. My loose leaf tea was a great match for it, not too strong. A very pleasant way to end a meal.

The ice cream portions are generous, which is nice. I appreciate that they use fresh fruit in their sorbets - you can really taste it. The view of the marina is lovely for a relaxing afternoon.

Dropped in with the fam. Everyone was happy with their food. The flavours were spot on. Staff were on it, really looked after us. Bright decor shows they care.

Stopped in for a late lunch. The view of the cathedral from the window seats is a real plus. Food was decent, service was prompt. A solid option if you&#39;re in the area and want a straightforward meal with a nice backdrop.

Been here a few times. They really know how to handle my nut allergy, which is a huge relief. Food came out fast and tasted spot on.

Been coming here for years, always grab a table outside when the sun&#39;s out. The pizza&#39;s been consistently good, never had a bad one. Their vegan options are a nice touch, keeps everyone happy. Gets busy though, so you gotta time it right.

The food is always reliable. I really like their outdoor seating by the river on a nice day. It&#39;s just a very comfortable spot to enjoy a meal, the chairs are quite good for a long sit. Service is friendly and makes everything easy.

Super dog-friendly spot! Our pup was over the moon with their special doggy ice cream. 🐶

Nice, cosy pub with comfy seats. The staff are really friendly, which makes it a relaxing spot for a drink.

Staff were very friendly, especially with our dog. The chef even came out to greet him personally. Service was prompt and efficient. Good spot for a quick, relaxed lunch.

Owner&#39;s a lovely bloke, really makes you feel welcome. The milkshakes are the star - you can tell they use proper coffee, not that syrup stuff. Just a shame they don&#39;t do a decaf version for later in the day.

Iain was a great server, really on the ball. My burger and chips arrived super fast. Tasted good, no complaints. Perfect for a quick lunch break.

The vegan eggs benedict with the silken tofu was a real surprise. I was curious about the texture, and it actually worked quite well. A solid, creative dish.

The coffee here is pretty good, the barista clearly knows what they&#39;re doing. It&#39;s a comfortable place to sit and chat. The staff were friendly enough, though my latte did take a little while to arrive.

Been coming here for years now. The coffee&#39;s always spot on, exactly how I like it. That&#39;s the main thing for me. Some places change their beans or the grind, but not here. It&#39;s reliable.

Popped in for a late lunch and sat outside with the dog. The ham, egg, and chips were spot on. Really hit the spot. The house red was a simple, easy-drinking Merlot that went nicely with the salty ham. Staff were lovely.

Been coming here for years. The owners always remember you, makes it feel like a proper local spot. Nice that they&rsquo;re dog-friendly too, makes it easy for a casual family stop.

Really liked the cozy, traditional pub feel here. The quirky decor adds to the charm. It&#39;s a very welcoming spot for a relaxed meal. My only note is that some of the booths are a bit snug, but the friendly service more than makes up for it.

Booked Deborah&#39;s painting workshop. Gill&#39;s homemade soup was the real highlight - warm, hearty, and just what you need on a creative afternoon. Deborah was chill, giving tips without hovering. Good vibes, left with a decent painting and a full belly.

The flat white was the highlight. Smooth, strong, with a perfect microfoam that held its texture to the last sip. The beans had a nice chocolatey note. That&#39;s what I come for.

The tuna toastie is the reason I keep coming back. Perfect for a quick lunch - always hot and ready fast. Service is friendly, they remember my order. A solid spot for a reliable bite.

The cream tea for two was a good deal. It&rsquo;s quite filling, and the price felt fair for what you get. A solid, cosy spot for a proper sit-down.

Popped in for a browse, and the mushroom section is incredible. So many fresh local varieties I&#39;d never seen before. Ended up leaving with a little bottle of truffle oil, which was a nice treat.

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