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Este era un gran café con un montón de diferentes opciones de comida! Realmente recomiendo este café de la tienda de la granja. Los animales de granja eran tan interesantes y un montón de animales diferentes.

Sunday roasting at The Upton. Delish lamb roast (my fav) with all the trimmings including giant roast potatoes, red cabbage, parsnips, carrots and good old runner beans. Every Sunday the Upton serve up beef, chicken, pork and lamb roasts plus a few other dishes for those who don’t like a roast dinner. As always, amazing amazing service from the team ❤️

Great pub with a fantastic beer garden. There used to me meerkats in an enclosure but have gone now. Perfect stop for motorcyclist or for cyclists on the Bristol to Bath cycle path as it’s only a stones throw from Avon Valley Railway

X3 taco deal priced at £12,50 but charged at £14 without any explanation. The fillings had good flavour but rather on the stingey side. Chicken had run out so beef & pork only. Warned about a 40 minute wait which would have been fine but turned into an hour & 15. The 2 adults in our group suffered upset stomachs the following morning. Perhaps too much to be a coincidence. As far as pop ups go this one we’ll have to avoid in future. Shame as we had high hopes.

Really nice bank holiday Monday out

The Lock Keeper is in a lovely location with a big garden that goes down to the river. If you've just come in on the train then it's only a short walk from the station and Keynsham is also very close by. The Google Plus Code location is; CG95+HJ7 Bristol which I got from the PinPointEye app which is going live on the Play Store in mid Jan 2025

Small country style pub, friendly staff and a lovely cosy atmosphere. The car park entrance is very dark and we missed it initially, but plenty of spaces and would be lovely to visit in the summer with plenty of outdoor seating. We order drinks and bread and butter pudding with custard and honeycomb icecream which was amazing. A dog friendly pub.

On the A37, I think, but pretty much in the middle of nowhere, yet when we pulled in the car park was heaving. The cafe is a little expensive, offers panini's, baguettes and a small selection of hot lunches. No veggie fillings for the jacket potatoes oddly! The baguettes were huge and well filled. The food was fine but it lacked atmosphere despite a wall of pictures for sale and an appealing cat in the courtyard.

Went to this pub for Christmas dinner. It was truly wonderful. We had three corse . The food was to a very high standard and we all enjoyed it. The staff were so kind and couldn’t do enough for us, which made the day special. I would fully recommend this pub, we have always enjoyed the food and service.

We went to celebrate a relatives birthday and eight of us were seated on a long table. The staff were very friendly and efficient and willing to tweak the food to personal preference like heat of dish or different ingredients, my wife wanted prawn Kashmir instead of chicken and this was no problem. The food arrived at the same time so no one was waiting and we all enjoyed our meal which was very good and all dishes were hot. A very enjoyable evening and we will be going again.

Always a pleasure to eat here & Sunday lunch is second to none. I had the trio of meats & it did not disappoint- tender & full flavoured Gloucester old spot pork, slow cooked beef & a very nice portion of chicken. As always- Luke and Toni the stars of the show. Great food, great drink & Great service!

Dunes café. & Comprar café muy caro con una multa para ir con él. Lástima que el dueño de la tienda no te diga que hay restricciones de estacionamiento allí.

3 panini's were purchased price ranging from £8.90 to £9.20 each and asked if we would like coleslaw which 2 of the party had. On getting home and checking the receipt realised that the coleslaw was an extra charge of .70p that I don't believe was mentioned or advertised. Very disappointed that a panini cost nearly £10 with very little salad. The amount of coleslaw was about about the size of a 'tea spoon full'.