264 Restaurants near Watchet

The Kings Arms in Caerphilly extends a warm welcome to families, inviting them through its open doors to enjoy a menu of classic pub dishes, served every da ... Find out more

Nestled in the picturesque town of Wrington, Bristol, the Plough Inn is a local’s haven. Our traditional pub offers old world charm fused with a m ... Find out more

The Hawthorn Inn in Pontypridd is everything you’d expect from a great local pub. Having undergone a major investment in 2017, the pub is now looking ... Find out more

The White Hart has been trading as a pub in Somerton’s attractive market square since the 16th Century. Over the years it has been through 2 name chan ... Find out more

"Lots of talented chefs have moved from London out into the British countryside in recent years, and Somerset has been one of the counties to benefit mo ..." Read our full review

Wayne and Tina had the great pleasure of taking on The Greyhound Inn in February 2014, since then they have refurbished all 10 guest rooms including new en- ... Find out more

Located on the ground floor of the Holiday Inn at Bristol Airport, The Spot is a spot to know about if you have a flight to catch or you’re taking a b ... Find out more

A visit to New Farm Restaurant, situated in the picture postcard village of Over Stratton in Somerset, is sure to enchant you. Proprietors, Jane and Crispin ... Find out more

"Relaxed, unpretentious and reassuringly uncomplicated, The Pig at Combe makes a solid case for sticking to simplicity. While head chef Daniel Gavriili ..." Read our full review

"The black & white exterior makes this village pub stand out, but you have to step through the front door to see there's much more to it. This is a ..." Read our full review

"It might boast flagstone floors, antique tables and wooden beams, alongside night time candles and open fires, and conspire to look like it's always be ..." Read our full review

Immersed in a rich tapestry of history, The Dragonfly resides in a region that’s very important to its ancient Celtic community. Once named The Celtic ... Find out more

"Despite its rather dour setting beside a canal on the outskirts of Pontypridd, this brave little gastropub is well worth a visit for its great-value fo ..." Read our full review

The Lamb Inn is a charming 16th-century former coaching inn which graces the idyllic Devon village of Sandford. In close proximity to the market town of Cre ... Find out more