The best restaurants in Wiveliscombe and West Deane Taunton Deane South West

We went to The Three Horseshoes for Sunday lunch because we are staying in the area. All I can say is every town/ village needs a Three Horseshoes. The roast beef Sunday lunch was probably one of the best we have had in a long time. The meat potatoes , parsnip and Yorkshire pudding are plated then you have dish after dish of lovely fresh veg. We didnt have room for a dessert but they were kind enough to box it up for us to go. Its advisable to book because they get busy. Thank you so much for the lovely lunch and for making us feel so welcome.

Exceeded my expectations.....service exceptional and staff attentive....better than some 5 * hotels in London to be honest. I'd recommend this place.

Service was slow. Took about 20 minutes to be offered drinks at the table and almost an hour for food to arrive. Food was great but could have done with sides being offered as portions are not generous.

Really delicious Sunday roast, generous portions, could’ve been hotter (which is why not a score of 5!) but very good. Friendly staff and good beer! Will definitely return

This is such a great restaurant. The tapas style format works so well. Every dish is a 'star', I have never ordered anything off the menu (or specials board) in my numerous visits that I wouldn't order again in a flash. You can taste the passion and skill that award winning chef Tim Zekki places into his food. Tim is ably supported by great front of house staff who enhance the dining experience combining fun with an in-depth knowledge of the menu. The restaurant is 20 covers so is intimate, discreet and comfortable, with great (and well priced) wine list. A real treasure!

We were served by Hector and he was really welcoming and reliable. I would highly recommend. The location and atmosphere is truly outstanding, provided such warmth. I will definitely be coming back here, and I advise everyone else to do so!

Always delicious, friendly service and great portion size.

Had Sunday lunch here today and it was truly excellent. A great "locals" atmosphere, a very friendly welcome, really good ale and really decent food. A highly recommended "proper" pub which I have visited before but never eaten at. For best results a stroll around Clatworthy reservoir beforehand will give you a suitable thirst and appetite.

A very down to earth cafe popular with locals. Food is affordable and good.staff are really great and a good alternative to a pub. If you need to fuel up this is agreat value place.

We booked this after a recommendation from friends. The web page did not give prices or allow online bookings but a quick call had a friendly response although we were told “The roast is beef this week” - no choice - but as carnivores this would be fine for us. We arrived on time and saw several tables already occupied. The greeting was warm and welcoming and we were very quickly settled with drinks in hand. The lunch was really good. Melting and tender beef on each (hot) plate with crispy roast potatoes and parsnip and a yorkshire pudding; dishes on the table of beautifully cooked peas and carrots, red cabbage, green cabbage, cauliflower cheese, and plenty of savoury gravy. Yum. We had a leisurely lunch, clearing our plates, and the bill, including a dessert each and drinks, was approximately £25 a head, which we thought very fair value for what we had. While we were there several locals called in for takeaway lunches so that service seems good too. We will be going again, soon.