This is my local, and it's a brilliant restaurant. The staff are excellent, the food is excellent,…read moreand the menu is wide-ranging. The decor inside is very nice, and it's easy to see why they've been nominated for so many awards. My personal favourite is the prawn bhuna, but for those of you with a stronger palate there are all kinds of curries, and a wide array of side dishes too. Faultless.

Mulberry's has got a great layout and feel to it - half garden, half restaurant. I quite like the…read morebalance between being a day-time bistro and evening dinner venue. Front of house staff are very pleasant and efficient too. This place has long been a favourite haunt for people that want a decent meal in town and it's my local restaurant as it's just down the hill from me. So I was hoping that it would be blinder so that me and the missus could wander down for dinner and drinks on a regular basis and not have to fork out a taxi. Unfortunately not. The menu lacks imagination, and appears to be devised by someone who really can't be asked with doing anything new and interesting. For instance there was a choice of 5 starters, almost all of which were repeated in the main course section, i.e. mussels as a starter or a main, crab cakes as a starter or a main, etc. The other odd thing was the mussels, listed as local - well they can't be that local as we're not near the sea. Furthermore, after a bit of questioning the kitchen (thank you very helpful front of house girls) it transpired that their mussels were supplied by Samways in Bridport. Now Samways is a very good supplier, but their mussels come from wherever they can get them, mainly Cornwall, Wales but sometimes from Scotland. The local mussels (well as close as you can get) are from Portland which can be very dirty. I suspect our mussels were from Cornwall due to the clean shells, but that's a pure guess. One page of the menu was dedicated to steaks - every type imaginable. The girlfriend as ever went for fillet steak, even after my advice to the contrary. My worst fears were realised when this thing came out, which although technically fillet, didn't really look like one, more like a sirloin with the fat cut off. It also had no real flavour, cue more pepper sauce. In summary, I'd rather spend the extra money when going out and go somewhere great, like The Green in Sherborne. Maybe I need to move there? See my other reviews for good places to eat in the area.

Truly 5 star. Really has turned around in the last few years! Have had Xmas parties there, and love…read moretheir 2 for1 steak nights on a Wednesday! Would recommend to anyone. Finally a great steakhouse in Yeovil!

In my opinion this is the best chippy in the area. The Fish and Chips always taste fresh, not too…read moregreasy, not too soggy...just right :) There is also a great selection of other offerings from grilled fish, pizza, burgers and also specials like Chilli!

First visit in ages unfortunately the Pizza oven was out of order but the alternative Bigone was…read morefab according to my grandson. The fish both Cod and Plaice was excellent my only slight criticism was the chips were on this occasion a little dry. Overall would thoroughly recommend Our Place

For a slap-up tasty Indian Take-away, I find that Pollys is simply the best in the town…read more Situated at the top of Catherine Street in an unpretentious little store, the aromas emanating from it are enough to make you want to dash inside! The service is excellent, friendly and polite. The prices are very reasonable, and the waiting time is always swift (you can phone ahead to speed things up even more). There is an extensive menu, and the staff are always happy to explain anything you're unsure about, and make reccomendations. Each order I've ever had comes complete with complimentary poppadom, salad and Bombay Potato. The portions are generous and filling, and really hit the spot. They do a range of starters, then main courses of Tandoori, Kurma, Masala, Jalfrezi, Biriany and Balti, plus Chef's Specials. Plus an extensive Curry list ranging from the very mild Kashmir to the firey hot Phall. There are special vegetable dishes, all the side dishes you could wish for - and a very small selection of English dishes for those not able or daring enough to try the spicy. Around twelve quid gets you a take-out for two of one main course plus rice each. Really good value.

Unfortunately changed ownership don't taste the same gutted and price gone up not good grrrrrread more

My partner and his sister had an enjoyable summer lunch on the patio of this bar/restaurant,…read moreoverlooking the lovely green Somerset landscape. We returned for a two night stay with bed and breakfast plus evening meals. The friendly owner, from a family of Cypriot chefs, was very welcoming, telling us the history of the pace, and how he has worked hard to turn it around, including appearing on a TV restaurant makeover show. Although he said he is "60% there", we were very happy with our stay. The site is on a busy rural main road, but the rooms were quiet, with small balconies facing the countryside, and though the facilities were basic, they were clean and contained all the usual amenities. At first glance, the menu did not look particularly exciting, with pizzas, pastas, and the usual choice of meat and fish dishes. However, when the mussels starter arrived it was brilliant, with an unexpectedly delicious creamy chili sauce. The mains were just as tasty, and were cooked perfectly. Everything was served promptly by efficient and friendly staff.

Dined in for lunch with a large family (16) Fast service…read more Super friendly Flavors fantastic. Desserts delicious. Definitely would come again if lived here.

Arrived on a Sunday for 18 they opened thier doors and made us all very very welcome, staff were…read moregreat and food was great too. It's certainly a place to go have a lovely meal in. You will not be disappointed at all. Reasonably priced

Hilarious place. They've managed to position themselves as one of the hottest romantic places…read morearound to go for a night outbut the logo is silly, the decor is humorously tacky and the food is average. I still go back there every now and again, though, but mostly due to lack of viable alternative. The restaurant itself is in an old church building and it has a handy large car park behind it, but I was disappointed when I walked in. They could have made it truly spectacular, but there are cheap Italian country scenes painted on the wall, cheap fake flowers, and naff light fixtures. The food is ok but, again, they seem to have used cheap ingredients so nothing blew me away. I struggle to remember what I've actually eaten on the occasions that I've been there, actually! I do remember my husband having a rather plain-tasting carbonara.

This is a fairly nice cafe, when it first opened a few years ago it was the most modern looking…read morecafe in Burnham and I was quite impressed. They do lots of your normal cafe type food as well as carvery type food on a Sunday. I love their home made quiches and chips but they only give you a tiny pot of tomato sauce with it which I think is never enough! They also do breakfasts, the veggie breakfast is quite nice but a little on the greasy side. I sometimes struggle to find space for me and my friend's pushchairs when we meet in here for lunch and end up feeling a bit in the way.