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Where to eat Cafe food in Dunster: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Cafe restaurants nearby. Discover the best Cafe food in Dunster. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Cafe restaurants near you. including Tea Room at Chapel House, Castle Coffee House, Locks Victorian Tea Rooms, Cobblestones, Tessa's Tea Room, Apple Tree Tea Rooms, Cream, Dunster Water Mill, Wheelhouse Snack Bar, Magpies Bistro Cafe
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10. Magpies Bistro Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 50 reviews
Wheelchair friendly, outside seating, veggie, vegan & gluten free options available. Relaxing atmosphere & friendly staff!
Reviewed By Richyboy1981
Amazing food with stunning flavours, great portions with a great drinks menu, fabulous service absolutely love the place delicious home cooked food! Awesome coffee as well, highly recommend you won't be disappointed. Thanks Magpies can't wait to try the rest of the menu! âââââ
9. Wheelhouse Snack Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 149 reviews
The Wheelhouse Snack Bar is a family-run café offering a selection of hot and cold snacks and drinks, light meals, breakfasts, homemade cakes and cream teas to eat in, or take-away. The business was established in 1993 and can be found just up from the se
Reviewed By CafeQueen85
This little cafe has the most well mannered friendly staff who canât do enough for you. Service was quick even during the morning peak on a Saturday. The breakfast was well cooked and delicious. The price was fantastic too and overall a pleasant experience. Hats off to the Wheelhouse Snack Bar, keep up the good work.
8. Dunster Water Mill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 183 reviews
Reviewed By cherriesfan_9
Run in association with the National Trust, this cafe upholds their standards, prices and lookout with fresh foods,. and welcome beverages, ( but not licensed).The actual cafe is limited by the relatively small space available for seating, although the attractive gardens overlooking the little river Anvill is very popular in good weather,We, somewhat inevitably had the cream teas - which was just lovely.
7. Cream
Overall Ratings
4 based on 274 reviews
Local, independent cafe/bar priding itself on high quality coffee, food and service. We source many local products to use in our largely homecooked menu which includes sandwiches, panini's, homemade beefburgers, pieminister pies,our own soups and weekly s
Reviewed By LucyJohn_1923
We were in Minehead for a birthday and decided to visit a little cafe that we had been to before. Unfortunately it was closed due to a private function so we wandered along The Avenue and came across Cream. The menu looked good so we ordered a Moroccan chicken panini and a scone with jam and cream. The panini which came with tortillas and salad was huge and so was my scone. Unfortunately due to the size neither of us completed our meal although we were tempted to ask for doggy bags. The young girls serving were delightful and we would certainly return but would probably share a meal next time. However great value for money.
6. Apple Tree Tea Rooms
Overall Ratings
5 based on 675 reviews
The Apple Tree Tearooms is to be found half way up the tree-lined avenue in Minehead. Serving a healthy cooked breakfast, soups, jacket potatoes, toasties, sandwiches and baguettes and salads and Ploughmans. Luscious home-made cream teas, cakes, cookies a
Reviewed By jayp1971
We went in on the 1944 weekend, as previous visit had been brilliant and wanted to try something off their menu. There wasnât to many people there but an abundance of staff talking. We took our seat and about 10 minutes a young girl came to take our order. Though we kept making eye contact to try and get someone. Though they were busy chatting. My wife ordered a cream tea and l had the apple tree crumpet special. Food and drinks were bought out and very well presented. People then started to wander in and was nice to hear one of the young girls explaining what was going on in minehead over the weekend. Went to use toilet, and should win an award for the cleanliness. Went to pay again was ignored as conversation was more important. Hence the 4, in my score. Though would return, beautiful surrounding, delicious menu using as much local ingredients as can be sourced.
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5. Tessa's Tea Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 179 reviews
Reviewed By Steve L
As a party of four we had 2 cream Teas and two toasted tea cakes, along with Tea, and the price was very good, the food great and the service could not be faulted. We sat outside on the pavements tables but they have a great tea garden in the back.
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4. Cobblestones
Overall Ratings
4 based on 407 reviews
Set in the charming village of Dunster. Situated on the High Street, just down from the Yarn Market. We have a comfy bar area, where you can watch the world go by while enjoying yummy cakes and thirst quenching drinks. which follows through to a relaxing
Reviewed By Jonathan S
After a lovely morning at Dunster Castle, my partner, daughter Lily and I looked for somewhere for lunch. On arrival we were welcomed with friendly service and ample space to sit and have lunch. Excellent food at a good price, but made all the better by the super friendly staff who my daughter talked about all the way home. Would deffinantly recommend.
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3. Locks Victorian Tea Rooms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 357 reviews
Reviewed By valerieb324
Excellent cream tea tried ginger scones with honey so different of course still served with clotted cream they also offered a savoury version of a cream teaLovely relaxed gardens and very friendly staff
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2. Castle Coffee House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 246 reviews
Family restaurant and coffee/tea shop, serving a full range of snacks and meals all day. Home made daily specials, children's meals and delicious cakes and cream teas are available daily. Licenced for alcoholic drinks. Highchairs and baby changing facilit
Reviewed By CCraddock83
My husband and I visited Dunster earlier this year for a day out on our honeymoon and absolutely fell in love with the place. We spent a wonderful few hours exploring the area and decided to stop for something to eat at the Castle Coffee House before we continued our exploration. Well...it was quite simply the cherry on top of what had already been the best day. We ordered two brie, bacon and cranberry baguettes followed by a cream tea each and it was all absolutely delicious. The service was second to none and the little courtyard we sat in to eat was filled with so many flowers and such beautiful cheery decor, it was just stunning. Extremely good value too, we highly recommend. Can't wait to come back!Thank you for writing such a lovely review. We're so pleased you enjoyed your visit to Castle Coffee House and hope you had a wonderful honeymoon. Hope to see you again! Best wishes.
1. Tea Room at Chapel House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 303 reviews
UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP SINCE 16 AUGUST 2015 Chapel House is a quirkily designed tearoom housed in a beautiful converted methodist chapel. We serve homemade light meals and cakes using, wherever possible, locally sourced produce. We offer a variety of vegetar
Reviewed By TracyandJulieS
Walked into Dunster from Minehead.Found this little gem of a cafe.Had hot drinks and porridge! Was delicious.Service was great and the staff friendly.The toilet was quirky with an Oscar and curtains round the back of the toilet! Silver seat! Would recommend a stop here!
