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Where to eat Cafe food in Somerton: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Cafe restaurants nearby. Discover the best Cafe food in Somerton. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Cafe restaurants near you. including Courtyard Cafe, Buttercross Tea room, World Horse Welfare Glenda Spooner Farm, M&M's Cafe, Pitney Farm Cafe, Art Tea Zen Cafe, The Green Lemon Cafe & Bistro, River Parrett Cafe, Rainbows End Cafe, Abbey Tea Rooms & Licensed Restaurant
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10. Abbey Tea Rooms & Licensed Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 447 reviews
This traditional tea rooms is situated opposite the famous Abbey and looks onto the bustling and unique centre of Glastonbury. The place is warm and friendly with a great selection on the menu. The menu ranges from freshly cooked breakfasts to light lunch
Reviewed By N6479YOtarab
Visited on 24th September and cant reccomend highly enough! Both my husband and I had a toasted sandwich, pot of tea and cake. I had the coconut and lime cake, it was the best cake I've ever had in a cafe (and that's a big statement from someone who loves tea and cake!). Service was excellent and the interior was super cozy
9. Rainbows End Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 664 reviews
We are a family run business of over 30 years. All our food is Home Made in our kitchens with the best quality ingredients, ethically and locally sourced where possible.
Reviewed By lbj17
We popped in for mid morning drinks and cake. None of the cakes were priced that I could see. We opted for a flapjack which was ok and a slice of summer berry cake - large portion but tasteless other than the home made jam and at well over £4 a slice was some of the most expensive cake I have ever had. The coffee was average. We would not return.
8. River Parrett Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 68 reviews
We are a small cafe that aim to use all local producers to make superb meals at a low cost. We have a small friendly team that have many years exspience and are willing to provide a welcoming environment for you to enjoy your meal. We also do take aways a
Reviewed By Marian1990
We were passing through Langport with our collie and stopped here for breakfast. The waitress gave all 3 of us a friendly welcome and my husband enjoyed a huge breakfast, sparing some sausage for the dog!Will certainly return when in the area again - large free car park just round the corner.
7. The Green Lemon Cafe & Bistro
Overall Ratings
5 based on 41 reviews
Cafe and Bistro English and Italian cuisine. Good choice of cakes, fresh sandwiches, hot and cold food and excellent coffee and choice of teas in a spacious relaxed atmosphere.
Reviewed By Suecatt
.......Is this lovely little restaurant. The pasta dishes are fantastic in particular the seafood selection. The coffee is great especially the flat white. I donât mind paying a the price price if the quality of coffee served is especially good. There is a lot of competition in this area for good food especially with the Firehouse just down the road, but the Green Lemon holds itself up well. To hereâs to its continued success.
6. Art Tea Zen Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 148 reviews
A chilled cafe serving a variety of homemade meals, hot and cold drinks
Reviewed By Laura H
The style and decor looked lovely so I was keen to try the place out having just moved to the area. I planned for myself and 3 year old daughter to have some brunch but disappointingly it didn't work out that way.Upon opening the front door two yappy small dogs came bounding out the door at my daughter as we stood on the pavement. She is nervous of dogs. I was expecting to be told 'oh they are just being friendly' which is the standard response from dog owners who don't appreciate the anxiety many people feel when dogs run at them (me included) - plus what adult would want two sets of teeth in your personal space and barking at you at head height (as that's what it is like for a 3 year old). She leapt back terrified and I had to swoop her up for fear of her jumping backwards into the stream of traffic immediately behind us. I was pretty fuming because of this.The man came to the door, no apology - just looking grumpy. I asked if the dogs would be out in the cafe as my daughter is nervous around them and gruffly he said he could tie them up. I still should have just walked away there and then but despite feeling really angry at the dogs being allowed to run at my daughter like that the British politeness in me meant I felt obliged to go in and buy something (what!?!).I went to the counter and he just looked at me. I reluctantly ordered the bare minimum with no smile from the man. I passed him a £10 and he brusquely asked if I had anything smaller as he didn't have many £5 notes. I didn't. He gave me a £5 note in my change. Maybe £5 notes are saved for customers who don't disrespect the dogs but it made me feel even more like my business wasn't welcome. I just drank my drink quickly and left half of it. I barely spoke to my poor daughter as I was seething about the experience. Why I left offering a cheery 'thank you' is beyond me.Having seen other comments on here I suppose I should take heart that maybe it wasn't entirely my reaction to his dogs that caused the man to be 'grumpy' as it sounds like his character. However, the quality of the service makes a huge difference as to whether I return somewhere and this has unfortunately put me off coming back. This is a real shame as it is clearly liked by other customers and the menu looked really good.We are very sorry that you didnât enjoy your experience at the cafe yesterday especially as your daughter was frightened by the pug and jack Russell. I am especially sorry that you took my manner as grumpy. Iâd like to assure you it was not intentional or personal or in any way related to your arrival. It was probably related to it being our first morning back after an attempted break-in with three bricks through the door. Unfortunately we do have two small dogs in the cafe ( not in the kitchen) and are a dog friendly cafe. We are always happy to tie the dogs up if someone is scared or does not like dogs. I am sorry if you think that we did not act quickly enough in tying them up. Unfortunately you were followed in by a young family that know the dogs and tend to make a fuss of them. We did tie them up as soon as we could retrieve them and are sorry if the delay caused any distress. Unfortunately with no bank in town change and change management is an issue, especially first thing. Once again I apologise if you considered my question brusque. I would hate your experience of Art Tea Zen to colour your opinion of Langport or this part of Somerset. It is a wonderful, friendly community with much to offer a young family such as yourselves. Youâve definitely made the right decision moving here. If you ever want to come back to the cafe youâd be very welcome, just give us a call or pop in first so we can tie our dogs up and advise if there are any other dogs visiting. Andy Waller. Owner
5. Pitney Farm Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By alikimb
Great little cafe....very relaxed but using quality ingredients. Great service ny a lovely young lady who is bright cheerful and chatty.
4. M&M's Cafe
Reviewed By TonyRomsey
Two of us had lunch here. The place looks a little tired and was exceptionally quiet. There was one other customer when we arrived at about 1pm. After that we saw nobody else all the time we were there. The service was attentive; the lady who served us was very pleasant. The food was perfectly adequate though nothing special. For a straightforward cafe meal with no frills it is absolutely fine.
3. World Horse Welfare Glenda Spooner Farm
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By darenk690
We have visited these premises a few times, normally only for coffee and cake and to wander round seeing the various horses currently there. This occasion however, we went along for Saturday lunch, and although not really identified as a restaurant, the food was amazing, good value and very filling. We will certainly be visiting again, thank you and well done.
2. Buttercross Tea room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By misscowley
We used to come here years ago and revisited when our new usual favourite was overcrowded. Very pleased we did. Lovely fresh scones which were warmed. Bit mean on clotted cream though! Good quality tea and coffee. Very efficient and friendly waiter. Will be returning.
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1. Courtyard Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 185 reviews
Reviewed By cennenypedr
A very small cafe at the back of a lovely shop. Not much room but fortunately it was warm enough to sit outside. Sandwiches were a bit hit and miss. They were tasty but some seemed to be lacking some bread! I didn't like the dressing theyused on the salad but that is a personal taste.
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