The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in West Somerset South West

Had cornish pasty and a sausage roll with a tub of olives and mixed salad. Lovely fresh food and very tasty. Would highly recommend

Magpies is a brilliant cafe. The food and coffee is amazing, especially the scones. It is so friendly. Nothing is too much trouble. We would highly recommend it.

Lovely cafe. Our first visit and we weren’t disappointed. Our full English was really tasty and the coffee was amazing. Highly recommend the Cosy Bean Cafe

What a lovely pub to visit lovely staff and beer was excellent 👌

Very pleasant stop off cafe on way to minehead. Lovely food and coffee.

Was on a long walk with my dog…. Was made very welcome in this beautiful place, perfect cuppa and the very best coffee and walnut cake I’ve ever had. Just amazing! Thank you.

Expensive for what it is. They don't really cook, it's just a collection of low quality ingredients... (Probably canned) Too bad.... At 1 p.m., they only offer part of their menu, i.e. only breakfasts and not the hamburgers for example. Need to communicate better with customers or separate cards better. I do not recommend.

Fabulous cafe serving amazing fresh food and perfect coffee by cheerful, efficient and friendly staff. A real gem. Yet to try their Sunday lunch which has a very good reputation locally.

I am currently in Apple Tree at the moment I have had a tuna melt toastie and it absolutely delicious and I have had a fruit cake as well

A pretty building in a pretty village. And the best rated tearoom apparently. This can only lead one to come to the sad conclusion that one is in an old-fashioned tourist trap. Sandwiches at £11 plus should always be a warning. But when they come out looking like something you could get at the next town along for half the price, your heart will sink and your wallet groan. The savoury cream tea we had didn't fare any better. Instead of a quality cheddar, expect cream cheese. The chutney is likewise lacklustre, sporting a vinegary tone, The scone is just bland. Oh, and stick to the local Costa for your coffee. Unless you favour coffee- flavoured foam.

Customer service terrible! After cancelling a booking a couple of hours after making it and calling and emailing several times to question the deposit of £50 being kept, I was ignored and then finally got a very rude supervisor calling to tell me I had read the terms and conditions incorrectly. She said that I obviously couldn’t afford it and didn’t want to pay which I found very insulting! I repeatedly asked to speak to the manager and she denied my request. I’ve never been spoken to so rudely and with such a condescending attitude by a hotel or any business that supposedly prides themselves on a warm, friendly customer experience.

I bought to take away, their GF churros with chocolate dipping sauce. OMG it was so so good. In the end I ate it all and went without dinner. As a coeliac I usually get offered chocolate brownies, a meringue, a flapjack or lemon drizzle cake. Everywhere! If I’m lucky. This was such a treat. Thank you Toucan.

Beautiful setting; a quintessential English garden. We have visited Kitnors over the past few years whilst holidaying in Devon but our last visit was very disappointing. Ordered cheese on toast and cheese scones. Thin sliced loaf with thinly processed cheese. Scones were tiny with thinly sliced processed cheese. Small portions of chutney. All served on small tea plates. We’ve always promoted Kitnors to others but sadly not anymore. Staff were friendly but food was poor.

Good food, fast service and entertaining proprietor. It is always a pleasure to go to Exford tea rooms, look forward to our next visit.

The café looked cozy and inviting from the outside with all the fairy lights and decorations. There was a fantastic selection of herbal teas and the staff were very accommodating to our order requests. Will definitely be visiting next time we are nearby.