Author: Adam Crookes
-
Bull & Bar in Street, Somerset: My Christmas Review
—
Written by
Edited by Adele Horwood
Fact-checked by Ben CrookesI recently visited Bull & Bar in Street, just before the Christmas rush, and what a festive treat it was! The atmosphere was buzzing with the holiday spirit, making it the perfect spot for a hearty meal before the big day. I went for their signature Bull Tray, which was nothing short of a carnivore’s…
-
The Lion At West Pennard, Somerset: My Review
—
Written by
Edited by Adele Horwood
Fact-checked by Ben CrookesFor my first restaurant review of 2025, I journeyed to The Lion at West Pennard, a charming refurbished 19th-century country inn on the A361, just a short drive from Glastonbury. The exterior promises traditional British hospitality, and the interior does not disappoint, with its blend of rustic charm and modern comfort. The menu at The…
-
The Firehouse in Curry Rivel: My Review
—
Written by
Edited by Adele Horwood
Fact-checked by Ben CrookesI had the pleasure of spending a Monday evening at The Firehouse in Curry Rivel, and I must say, its interior design fully lives up to the praise it receives. Every room is a feast for the eyes, brimming with charm and character that instantly puts you at ease. The warm atmosphere and inviting corners…
-
The Loft in Street: My Christmas Review
—
Written by
Edited by Adele Horwood
Fact-checked by Ben CrookesYesterday evening, I had the pleasure of trying The Loft’s new festive dinner menu in Street. Upon arrival, I was warmly greeted at the door by Mark, the owner. If you’ve ever dined at The Loft, you’ll know they go above and beyond to deliver a first-class dining experience, and last night was no exception.…
-
The Kingsdon Inn Near Somerton, Somerset: My Review
—
Written by
Edited by Adele Horwood
Fact-checked by Ben CrookesOn Thursday evening, I had the pleasure of dining at The Kingsdon Inn, a charming family-run thatched pub located in the quaint village of Kingsdon, just a short drive from Somerton. One of the standout aspects of The Kingsdon Inn is the personal touch. The chef himself served our meals. It’s a great way to…
-
The Hankridge Arms in Taunton: My Review
—
Written by
Edited by Adele Horwood
Fact-checked by Ben CrookesYesterday evening, I had the pleasure of dining at The Hankridge Arms, a charming 16th-century farmhouse that’s been transformed into a cosy restaurant and bar. Tucked just off the M5, it’s easy to see why it’s a favourite stop for many looking for a bite to eat. The building includes period features like stone mullion…
-
The Merry Monk Near Taunton, Somerset: My Review
—
Written by
Edited by Adele Horwood
Fact-checked by Ben CrookesI’ve received several requests to review spots near Taunton and Wellington. So today, I decided to visit the charming village of Monkton Heathfield, just outside Taunton, to check out “The Famous Merry Monk Carvery”. Located in the growing village of Monkton Heathfield, just outside Taunton, The Merry Monk is a popular independent bar and carvery…
-
Knight’s Fish Restaurant, Glastonbury, Somerset: My Review
—
Written by
Edited by Adele Horwood
Fact-checked by Ben CrookesEarlier today, I had the pleasure of dining at Knight’s Fish Restaurant in Glastonbury, a spot that effortlessly blends history with exceptional culinary experience. Established in 1909, Knight’s has been a cornerstone of the community for well over a century, and it’s no surprise it was named Restaurant of the Year at the National Fish…
-
The Loft in Street, Somerset: My Review
—
Written by
Edited by Adele Horwood
Fact-checked by Ben CrookesI recently had the pleasure of revisiting The Loft in Street, Somerset to celebrate my Mum’s birthday. As many of you may recall from my earlier review this year, The Loft is a personal favourite. This visit only reinforced my admiration for what is a delightful restaurant. The Experience The Loft Burger For my main…
-
The Lime Kiln Inn, Langport, Somerset: My Review
—
Written by
Edited by Adele Horwood
Fact-checked by Ben CrookesRecently, I had the pleasure of visiting The Lime Kiln Inn in Langport, a charming pub that has recently come under the stewardship of publican Jason Schinkel. Jason, originally from South Africa, has made England his home for the past two decades. With a solid background in catering, Jason transitioned into the pub industry and…