Popped into this inviting looking restaurant with my mum for dinner tonight. The layout is cute and…read morepub-like. We gotba table for two in the quickly filling restaurant. There were two waitresses that quickly brought over some water and took our orders. I ordered the chicken breast and my mum got the veggie pie. I contemplated ordering the potato skins but they had run out giving the last order to the table next to me. The food took quite a long wait before it came out but once we got it I will say that it was very good. Great taste and presented well. I heard them telling a neighboring table that they had run out of another dish, was only around 8pm and they are open quite late. Finished dinner and was ready to order an apple pie with custurd, but alas, they didnt have custard in stock either. So I said no dessert then. I sat at the table for about 15 minutes until asking if I had to go pay somewhere as the waitress hadnt brought the check. She said no she will bring it over. I see her roaming around for 10 more minutes and still no check. My cash was on the table the entire time. Finally the other waitress brought it over. Overall good food, if your not in a hurry then check it out. Reservations may be smart.

BEWARe.....Unedible so called indian then charged us full price we tried to explain but didnt seem…read moreto make difference . Awful awful awful

This place is in a little alley in Glastonbury called The Gauntlet…read more First wandered by it one evening after it was closed and made a mental note to come back for breakfast the next morning. There are many places to eat in Glastonbury, but this was one of the few that really looked appealing. It's clean and cozy; the service here was extremely friendly; and the food is delicious and reasonably priced. The gentlemen working there informed us they had only been open for a week. I sincerely hope they are successful, we really enjoyed dining there.

The Royal Oak is a very tiny pub, in the middle of Walton. The ceilings are pretty low, which can…read morebe annoying, and the door opens up straight onto a main road so watch your step. They have a skittle alley, and a pool table, and also a darts table. Its a popular pub for the locals, but doesnt attract much business from anywhere else, unless you're a regular. Parking is provided across the road in a private car park.

The food taste was bad. I ordered soup and paid too much. It came in a cup and was nearly half…read moreempty. Bad taste AND it was microwaved. Was it from a can? Will not be back and will not recommend. So many better places and better service.

Wanting a picnic by the Abbey, I walked around town to find something quick and savory. I ended up…read moreat Tin Pot because of their pasties, but they ended up being the most lackluster ones I ate in Somerset county (and ooooooooooh mate have I eaten a lot recently). Anemic in color and extremely bland in flavor, the cheese and onion pasty was pretty disappointing. Maybe their other options are better? I've heard really good things about the chicken and chipotle, as well as the cheese and bacon ones. Mine just felt like it was mostly pastry dough with very little filling. Such a bummer! The space was clean, and there was plenty of seating both inside and out. The service was quick and friendly-ish, but seemed scattered. Personally, I wouldn't come back here for lunch takeaway and really wish I had taken the time to look up other places in the area!

No welcome , no explanation of ordering, no one to talk to until you order if you go to the…read morebar.Service almost nonexistent , which makes it appear unfriendly. Order at bar or online so can't individualize order as cashier didn't listen and had to be sent back twice. They seemed perturbed. Typical pub food, not bad not great. Peas with Sausage and mash were old and dry. Can't shake that unfriendly feeling as silverware and napkins are not readily available. Skimped on ice cream on the fresh fruit dessert but lots of fruit. Crumble and custard are great! I'd return.

This was our first restaurant in England on our holiday and the rellies decided a Wetherspoons…read morewould be the easiest and cheapest selection for a start. We walked in and it was packed out but we managed to score an awesome seat out the back inside a big barrel. It was lovely and boo was pretty excited. It even had its own heater in the barrel. I was super excited to see multiple vegetarian meals on offer, even 3 kids meals (usually not one veggie kids meal). I had the vegetarian Wellington and boo had the veggie bangers and mash. Service was quick and friendly, and she went out of her way to find us sauces etc for the table. My veggie Wellington was beautiful and everyone else enjoyed their meal too. Would definitely visit again.

We had a lovely meal at this upscale British fare restaurant…read more Started off the meal with two great gin and tonics, tasting two local (English) gins. A basket of herbed bread and whipped butter were brought out to the table while we waited for meals to arrive. I started my meal with a tomato and red pepper gazpacho appetizer that was cool and refreshing with bits of artichoke and grilled cucumber within. Two of us also split orders of fresh steamed veggies and a plate of thin-cut chips. For a main, I chose the prawns. They were served with grilled veggies and mashed potatoes which made for an artful plate. The prawns were cooked just right and all of the flavors mentioned above mixed well in the dish. A lovely tart dessert capped off the meal just right and created a perfect ending to our night.

Very good food cooked well. Good value lunch offers. It felt a little snooty when we walked in, but…read moreit was fine once we'd settled in. The pastries are very good. We sat in the room with the kitchen in, which was interesting. I would recommend eating here if you get the chance.

A friend introduced me to this place and I've never stopped going back. Think of the quintessential…read moreEnglish Tea Room, put it next to a small beck in the middle of the English countryside, with a garden overlooking the Somerset Levels, with Glastonbury Tor on the horizon. Add some locally sourced organic food, and a proprietor that caters for dietary requirements AND an art gallery and you'll get close to Annie's Tea Rooms. Probably the best Banoffee Pie I've ever tasted, not to mention the salmon and pasta; oh and the ice cream. This a place where you can wake up and smell the coffee and STILL be in the same place!