I like the Cozy Club. Went here with the team from work for a meal. Good food and a good selection…read moreof reasonably priced drinks. I had the Hero Hamburger, which was slightly disappointing considering the £9.25 price tag. The burger was noticeably smaller than the bun (which always annoys me), and the chimichuri and chipotle mayo may as well as been 'sprayed' on so small was the quantity.

I was here for breakfast on Sunday morning just gone. A table for one yet again, but I was hungry…read moreand not in the mood to shop and cook myself. I've been here for food before and always thought it was good. It's not a good place to drink in as it's well pricey for beer and wine. The food is decent though. I had the Cosy breakfast and a white coffee. I'd heard a few complaints about the service flying around from other diners, so I was hoping everything was good for me. The breakfast was great, I'll go again. The service was poor for me though. I had the breakfast a good 3-4 minutes before someone bought my coffee over (after a reminder) then I had to get someone's attention to see if I could have sauce. Nobody cleared my plate either, I had to go to the bar to offer payment. For a table serviced eatery it really winds me up when no one comes to offer the bill. So yeah - food 7/10, service that morning 3/10.

We have eaten here a few times - it is a great brunch spot. Love the pancakes. Really good place…read morewith kids as well!

Nice place, not to formal, very relaxed. Glass walls most of the way around, so nice street views…read more Excellent wait staff, very attentive. We had a calamari appetizer - not the same as you'd get in Spain, but pretty good with nice sauces. A spinach, avocado and bacon salad that was delicious, an okay prawn cocktail (something else they don't seem to get here, too much sauce and not enough shrimp), and excellent macaroni and cheese with mushrooms. Nice drink selection, including my favorite American bourbon, Buffalo Trace. I would definitely eat there again.

Finally a decent restaurant in Taunton! modern fresh cuisine with a good wine list and excellent…read moreservice. The décor works well and creates a relaxing enjoyable experience. A bit out of main town but worth the visit.

This is a really beautiful, well-thought restaurant. It is perfect for the Taunton community. It is…read morewarm and welcoming and very homely - in the interior, staff and most importantly the food. It is also a lovely spot for those visiting Taunton. I have only been fortunate enough to visit Wine and Sausage once since it has opened but I look forward to going again!

This is a great place for coffee, breakfast, lunch. its relaxing atmosphere in a well renovated…read morebarn gives a great atmosphere and this is accompanied by helpful and smiley staff. The food ranges from extremely good salads, to panini's, breakfasts and sandwiches. I regularly stop here with my parents when visiting as it is relaxing and offers good value for freshly made quality food. I would recommend to anyone visiting the area or locals looking for somewhere out of the way for a peaceful lunch.

Having visited and enjoyed The Monks Yards facilities for some 4 years, I would happily recommend…read morethe range of services offered. These range from a cafe, to events venues and a modern business centre. The quality of the food and the service combine with the rustic environment to give the visitor a very pleasant experience. One feels more than a visitor - rather a welcome friend.... Global Nomad

I came here for their high tea. The service was great, fast, m friendly. The have a good menu. The…read morehigh tea is 19.95 and you can have either coffee or a pot of tea. There are also three choices of scones, plain, strawberry pieces in it I think the server said and a savoury cheese one. I opted for plain as I wanted the traditional version with jam and clotted cream. The scone was HUGE. I enjoyed the little sandwiches. The high tea is plentiful and I took all the little desserts away with me, as it was too much food . The cafe/ restaurant is on an old converted stable located at Hestercombe House n Gardens. You can access this place without having to pay to go inside the stately home as the entrance is accessible.

From the owner: Enjoy a wide variety of delicious food across our Brunch, Lunch and Afternoon Tea menus in the…read morenewly refurbished Stables Restaurant.

Useful stop between Salisbury and Exeter. An impressive menu including, burgers, entrees, salads,…read moresubs and breakfasts. Pulled pork was a new addition and we ordered a Chicago pulled pork burger and a mushroom Swiss burger. Burgers start at £8.95 and include salad, fries and slaw. Our orders were taken quickly -a good sign as the place was packed. The food arrived in minutes, was piping hot and freshly prepared. Everything was homemade (except the frozen chips which I can forgive as they were straight out of the fryer and crisp). Not gourmet burgers but very good and great vfm; with a Bottle of Kaliber and a chocolate icecream shake it came to £23. From pulling in to pulling out, we spent 45 minutes here. What's not to like?

This was a hidden treasure for us. Were driving home from Devon and stopped off. Sublime decor,…read morenice bathrooms and good food. Will become a regular stop for us!! You won't disappointed!

Arrived in the rain... with some help from the iphone map. walked through the door and were greeted…read moreby a friendly waiter. how did he know we had walked through the door? the place is small but well decorated, it has the feeling of a french mason, med villa and english eating room. the dinning room has seating for about 20 people served by 2 people and a matron. the service was good, friendly. if you are pretentious about service, pretty waitresses (it is waiters) and the london style then this service will probably not match your style. the menu is set with a range of about 8 options for each courses. the food was beautiful, and well balanced flavours and tastes. the wine was good and the bill was came in under estimate. £45 head including tip, drink, 3 courses and port. I will be returning.

So. After a long time coming, I made it to the Willow Tree last night. It was the final restaurant…read morein Taunton that I hadn't been to, so I was excited as well as disappointed that I'd gone through them all. We had a warm welcome in there and we were shown to our table right away. We were a table of six - four chefs and two publicans. It's tiny in here, but that really adds to the ambience and charm of the place. I'd imagine that I'd feel a bit self conscious if I was on a date with a hot lady, the tables seem pretty close.. An awkward silence would be noticed by all the other diners. As for the food though, it was really good. I had a game terrine to start. Roast duck with dauphinoise for mains and a sticky chocolate cake for pud. We had a measly bit of delicious home made bread as well, I like to be in charge of my own bread, not be offered one slice, however delicious is it. We went on a Wednesday, so it was under £30 for three courses. That's great value if you think about it. A duck breast would cost maybe £16-17 elsewhere, then split the other two courses between the rest. We spent a fortune, but we had lots of wine. All in all a very nice place, and something Taunton needs to hang on to before it is totally overrun with faux Italian joints. I'll go again for sure. Cheers.