White Horse in West Somerset

I reviewed the White Horse on the 18 April 24 when it re-opened after a period of failure. It was wonderful then just to have the pub open for drinks but now Lisa and Tim have a limited menu serving meals from Thursdays to Saturdays evenings and Sunday lunches. Some friends dropped into stay the other night and treated us to a Sunday lunch at the pub, the first since re-opening, which was not just good but exceptional. The beef was first rate with five vegetables beautifully cooked. The place was booked out and all by locals enjoying great hospitality filling the room with animated conversation. We shall be going again as soon as we can! On Mondays our 1759 Guinness Club is now able to regain our home in Stogumber’s White Horse. Last night we met to enjoy Irelands greatest stout and gained a fair few members. Word is spreading!

Only called in on spec, what a charming village pub. Great welcome by Michelle, made to feel at home...... Wish I could have stayed longer..... If you read this venture out to it, you won't regret

Great food lamb shank is great so was the cheese cake hubby had the burger which was huge great price too love couple who run it we will be bac

Popped in here for lunch, we sat on the new decking area in the warm sunshine. The baguettes we ordered were really good, hubby had bacon and Brie and i had Prawn cocktail, both were delicious and tasty. The place is lovely and lots of interesting things to see inside the pub. The outdoor seating area is clean and overlooks a stream.

We have recently enjoyed dinner here and it’s really typical of local good honest pub grub, quality, large portions, with ample range of menu choices. The locals and bar staff are very friendly bunch and don’t do the normal thing of who is in my pub, they are all very chatty and just nice really.

We were staying in a b&b in Stogumber and the owner recommended this pub. It's small and friendly and easy to find, opposite the pub. Welcome was friendly. The menu is extensive and everything is home made. I had the steak and kidney pudding which was excellent but really filling. Beer and cider were both good. This is a great little pub. Book to avoid disappointment.

Quiet pub in sleepy village. Extensive menu! I had lasagne (meat), it was really nice. Obviously home baked. My friend had the chicken curry and was equally complimentary. Well worth stopping here, it's right next to the shop and opposite a lovely old church.

If you’re hungry and appreciate good food don’t go to this place, for drinks it’s ok, but eating there it’s a waste of money. We’ve had the carebbean pork and the beed bourguignon and both dishes were terrible, looked and tasted like canned food and you pay quite a lot for that. No seasoning, dreadful!

Lovely traditional pub with excellent food and friendly staff. Exactly how a village pub should be, don’t ever change