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Find out what European restaurants to try in Ilminster including Celandines, Todays Menu Food Studies, Duke of York, Revival Restaurant
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1. Celandines
Overall Ratings
4 based on 170 reviews
Reviewed By StevefromFrome
This restaurant should feature in the Good Food Guide as a 'Little Gem'. This would be a really good stop off en route up or down the A303 if you have time; I note they do breakfasts, lunches and dinner. We were there for dinner and really enjoyed a 3 course meal for 2 of us - some interesting and tasty things to choose on the menu, particularly tasty were the croquettes, asparagus and swordfish. Leave room for cheesecake - delicious!
2. Todays Menu Food Studies
Overall Ratings
5 based on 37 reviews
Todays Menu Food Studies is a welcoming bistro / Food Library. Featuring a daily changing small lunch menu and 3 course a la carte of an evening. We cook only from fresh and pride ourselves on great simple flavours. Organic Small Production Fine Italian W
Reviewed By Cathy A
I came here with my family (2 teenage boys). The restaurant is quirky, welcoming and friendly. (Not pretentious). Staff are really nice and friendly. Alex and his wife Patrizia have a real passion for their business and food. The menu is chosen of the day. He discussed the food choices and ingredients at the table. The quality of the food is just fantastic.Heavenly. Wonderful. You are not rushed in anyway shape or form. You can play games between courses. If you are in the area, you have to visit.A pure diamond.
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3. Duke of York
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Traditional English Pub set in the beautiful village of Shepton Beauchamp, South Somerset, close to National Trust property of Barrington Court. Pub comprises of large restaurant area and another smaller seating area, ideal for family gatherings. Large ca
Reviewed By O7576EFnh
This is a local pub with a warm welcome and friendly locals. I stayed 6 nights and was reasonably happy.The welcome and warmth from Paul could not be faulted.I also had an evening meal which was excellent. The evening meals I saw at other tables looked equally as good. The waitresses were young, and didn't look up or around as they went through the dining area. I never managed to get their attention. I never got a sweet or coffeeThe room was also reasonable. It was quite quiet, save the footfall outside, amplified by loose slabs or maybe the manhole cover. I also got to listen to skittles one night. Coffee in the morning was good, breakfast less so. Deep fried Sausages & mushrooms ~ a bit greasy for my liking, better Sausages are also needed. The milk jug came with "days old" milk/cream around the rim. OOPS. My only real area of concern was the shower which is dire need of maintenance & "house keeping". It became obvious that my room wasn't cleaned everyday ~ just the bed was remade, water staining within the shower & rubbish still in the bin are a bug giveaway. On one day, the room wasn't touched at all.Maintenance, housekeeping and a budget breakfast let the side down.Thank you for taking the time to write this review, apologies that it has taken so long to respond but we hadn't actually seen it. Really pleased that your evening meals were excellent, shame that you wasn't looked after as good as you should have been by the waitress but we did have one particular waitress, that is no longer with us, that was very new and not suited to the job. Our bathrooms have recently been refurbished, new sealant, some of the light fittings changed and bathroom walls repainted. The rest of the rooms are to be painted over the new few weeks. Sadly the bathrooms did get, as you say, dire ! Alot worse than I had known about - but happily they are now sorted ! Hope that this will not stop you from staying with us again.
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4. Revival Restaurant
Our Restaurant, Revival seats up to 40 and is open for lunch from 12 - 2pm (12.30 - 2pm on Sundays) and for dinner from 7 - 9.30pm. Non-residents welcome. Menus change with the seasons and there is a range of dining options to choose from. Sunday Lunch is
