local Places to eat

Old Ship Aground

Luttrell Arms

Royal Oak Inn
These restaurants offer a range of options for dining in and around Minehead, from local seafood and traditional British pub fare to cosy tea rooms and historic inns in nearby Dunster.
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The Wheelhouse Restaurant (Minehead) – Known for fresh, locally sourced seafood and a warm, inviting atmosphere, this is a top choice for seafood lovers.
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The Old Ship Aground (Minehead) – Located by the harbour, this pub offers traditional British dishes, seafood specialities, and stunning sea views.
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Taj Mahal (Minehead) – A popular spot for authentic Indian cuisine with a wide variety of dishes, including vegetarian options, in a relaxed setting.
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Fausto’s (Minehead) – A charming Italian restaurant with delicious pizzas, pastas, and classic Italian fare, perfect for a relaxed meal.
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Apple Tree Tea Rooms (Minehead) – Known for its homemade cakes and traditional cream teas, this tea room is ideal for a light lunch or afternoon treat.
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Channel House (Minehead) – A lovely seafood restaurant with fresh, local dishes and beautiful views over the Bristol Channel, great for a scenic dining experience.
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The Luttrell Arms Hotel (Dunster) – Just a short drive away, this historic hotel offers classic British fare, a beautiful beer garden, and views of Dunster Castle.
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The Stags Head Inn (Dunster) – A cosy pub with a friendly atmosphere, serving hearty, home-cooked meals and local ales, making it a popular spot for both locals and visitors.
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The Royal Oak Inn (Luxborough) – Nestled in the countryside, this rustic pub is known for its welcoming ambiance and delicious, hearty meals, perfect after exploring Exmoor.
award winning

Tarr Farm Inn

Woods Bar & Restaurant

The Coach House
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The Masons Arms in Knowstone: A Michelin-starred gem, this 13th-century inn offers exquisite local cuisine in a charming, traditional setting. It's known for its dedication to seasonal ingredients and refined British dishes
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Tarr Farm Inn near Tarr Steps: This historic inn is not only popular for its idyllic location but also for its commitment to local and sustainable produce. It has received accolades like being a finalist in the Somerset Life Food & Drink Awards, and it’s well-loved for its Sunday roasts and themed food evenings
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Woods Bar & Restaurant in Dulverton: Known for its continental-inspired menu and award-winning wine list, Woods has been recognised as National Wine Pub of the Year multiple times by The Good Pub Guide. This cosy spot offers traditional English dishes with a European twist
- The Coach House Restaurant at Kentisbury Grange is a celebrated dining destination near Exmoor, boasting two AA Rosettes and led by renowned chef Michael Caines. Set in a beautifully restored 17th-century building, the restaurant offers a brasserie-style menu that highlights locally sourced ingredients and innovative British cuisine. The intimate setting and attention to detail make it a top choice for those seeking a memorable fine dining experience, with dishes that blend classic and contemporary flavours