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United Kingdom Food Guide: 10 Bar food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Blagdon
Reviews on Bar food in Blagdon, United Kingdom including The Seymour Arms, The Queen Adelaide, The Plume Of feathers, The Lamb & Flag, The New Inn, Plough Inn, The Burrington Inn, The Bath Arms, The Darlington at Redhill, The Cider Barn
10. The Cider Barn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 317 reviews
We open most days from 12 & the classic barn menu is always available to nourish a faithful Barner & newcomer alike, on some days we offer more but aim to never offer less... We close the kitchen door depending on the weather, cider consumption and the ph
Reviewed By ladylouWarrington
Where should I start? What a lovely place. Feels like your local pub, everyone was so friendly, food was amazing, especially the ploughmans lunch (draycott blue). Great selection of ciders and local beers. Lots of live bands throughout the month. Cant recommend how much you need to visit the cider barn. Be warned, once you've been you wont want to go anywhere else!
9. The Darlington at Redhill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 233 reviews
Reviewed By andyogle
Stayed at âThe Darlingtonâ this weekend with a group of friends. Penny was absolutely lovely. She was so accommodation to us even though her chef ended up walking out the day we arrived. What we lacked in a chef we made up for in fabulous weather and a lovely beer garden. Needless to say the Thatcher went down a treat.Clean rooms, comfy yet lightly smaller bed (good for a cuddle)For a cute little pub/B & B in the middle of nowhere, it really ticked a load of boxes for the whole of our party. Thank you
8. The Bath Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 926 reviews
Reviewed By capdellatraveller
Pleasant dining area, efficient service though we found the food quite rich. We were given some amuse bouches.. little pots of soup which were actually delicious.The starter was excellent, crispy strips of beef with crisp vegetables, chilli & lime. Excellent.. The main course of fish pie with salmon, cod, prawn, mussel & cheesy mash really didn't need the whitebait which were stuck in the top. Very rich - keep it simple.I had the roast cod loin with leek veloute - yes, tasty, though could easily have done without the crisp fried mussels.For dessert we shared a lemon posset with raspberries but again the shortbread had chocolate in it - keep it simple. Neither of us like chocolate (must be rare, I know!) so we didn't eat that.All in all, nice presentation though & enjoyed a good bottle of wine.
7. The Burrington Inn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By carola457
Just nipped in for lunch because they allowed dogs in a separate room. It was like stepping back to 1975! Roast dinner was edible, gravy like water, frozen Yorkshire pudding, veg was fresh( this was the best bit) meat was like something from a ready meal. Full of over 60s who probably been going there since 1970! We had a laugh about it... should be on Ramseyâs restaurant nightmares!
6. Plough Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 466 reviews
The Plough is a gorgeous village pub with a reputation as the best place to relax, eat and enjoy yourself in the area. It has a classic country feel, whilst being very up to date in terms of its superb country food and second-to-none service and atmospher
Reviewed By Steve H
Pre-ordered for 16 on a Saturday afternoon for my 70th birthday celebration. Our party included 2 granddaughters and a third requiring a high chair. Very friendly welcome by Bridie and her front of house colleagues and fantastic food courtesy of Aaron Tolmie and his team in the kitchen. Portions were generous and very well presented and the atmosphere so relaxed. Blessed by the weather we could play boules between courses and afterwards.Thank you to all concerned for another great meal and keep up the good work.
5. The New Inn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 237 reviews
off Church Lane
Reviewed By M9636DPdavidm
We have visited this pub 3/4 times each time the service was very slow one time they had run out of all draught beer and cider and waited around an hour for a burger Visited this pub again this weekend noticed people were waiting long time for food so we didnât bother to order The pub looks tired garden furniture is in need of replacing falling to bits with splinters from were the furniture is rottingThis pub could be excellent with great views but needs shaking up Will be a time before visiting again David M Clevedon
4. The Lamb & Flag
Reviewed By walshyforever
We went to The Lamb and Flag for an evening meal, as we didnât want the hassle of going into Taunton. We were greeted by friendly, energetic staff, who looked after us all evening. Beautifully presented, tasty food, from a very interesting menu. The pub itself is in a beautiful location on the Blackdown Hills, and has a gorgeous garden. Would highly recommend a visit, this will be our âgo toâ pub from now on, well worth checking out!
3. The Plume Of feathers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 165 reviews
Reviewed By chriscW6899UJ
We stopped here for a late afternoon summer evening meal as we were staying nearby. We had a burger and fries and kt was lovely. Homemade birger and skin on fries were delicious. They also had lots of local ales and ciders available too.
2. The Queen Adelaide
Overall Ratings
4 based on 95 reviews
Home of good food, The Queen Adelaide offers a menu built around fresh, locally sourced ingredients. The majority of the menu is prepped on site and therefore, dietary requirements can also be accommodated upon request. Our menu offers many Gluten Free it
Reviewed By michellepR1731XU
First of all canât deny that everything we were served was home cooked and very tasty. Both the beef and turkey were succulent and the vegetables were cooked perfectly. The set up is a little odd though and not a carvery as such. Meat is carved and given to you with Yorkshire and stuffing. The veg and gravy is then served to your table and as first time visitors we didnât realise you could ask for more. One dish of cabbage and cauliflower cheese between 5 is not enough the other veg carrots, broccoli and parsnips was ample. We asked for more gravy and made do with the veg. The table next to us started a little later and between six they asked for at least 3 dishes of each which they were served. Lovely waitress did ask if we wanted more but we had finished what we had so was a little late. If you go just donât hesitate to ask for more I guess is the message. If the carvery was extended to include help yourself veg this would be a five star review. For now 3.5 out of 5 but definitely delicious food. Next time I wonât be shy to ask for more!!!Hi, thank you for your review. I'm sorry for the confusion over the vegetables, we normally tell our guests to just ask if they would like more vegetables, so please don't be put off from coming again. We have now reverted back to help yourself to vegetables to see how it goes. (the bringing vegetables to the table was a trial to see if we could reduce the amount of vegetables being piled on plates and not being eaten - some Sundays we were getting massive amounts of wastage)!
1. The Seymour Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 134 reviews
Open for drinks Monday from 5pm and Tuesday to Sunday from 12 noon Food Serving Times Monday: 6pm â 9pm Tuesday â Thursday: 12 noon â 3pm and 6pm â 9pm Friday: 12 noon â 3pm and 6pm â 9.30pm Saturday: 12 noon â 9pm Sunday: 12 noon â 8pm
Reviewed By X6762KCscotth
What can i say, the Sunday roast is too die for, i had the chicken which is very rare nowadays on a Sunday roast, it was cooked to perfection, the vegetables were lovely too, great staff who are always happy to serve you, i will be back without a shadow of a doubtX6762KCscotth, thank you for such a wonderful review. We are delighted you enjoyed your Sunday lunch and I hope it was just as good yesterday too! It was a pleasure to speak to you also. We look forward to seeing you again very soon. Emily Green
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