The urban guide to the countryside -
restaurants
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The Olive Tree at The Queensberry Hotel, Bath
The finest food in Bath – it's official, the restaurant holds the city's only Michelin star – and a stay at the luxe and quirky Georgian townhouse hotel won't break the bank.
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Twinkle twinkle Michelin stars
The list of Michelin star winners, that is. The prestigious 2020 awards have just been announced. Take a look at the full line-up for the West Country
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Little Barwick House, Barwick
Michelin-listed country house fine dining restaurant – with gorgeous rooms and gardens – in south Somerset
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The Beckford Bottle Shop, Bath
Linger over British charcuterie, cheese and tapas, with good wines from around the world (they stock over 250) at this cool new wine shop with tasting rooms
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Top 10 Mother’s Day lunches
From a Michelin star restaurant in the city to a laid back pub and cafe in the sticks; with jazz, with free fizz, free gifts – or just you and your mum
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8 festive feasts in Somerset
Eat, drink and be very merry (and not just because there's no cooking or washing up)
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The Ivy Bath Brasserie
Super relaxed all-day dining with a large helping of Art Deco glamour in the middle of Bath – you may want to stay all day
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2019’s Michelin stars
It's the accolade that all chefs want – so who's reached for the stars in Somerset and surrounding counties this year?
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The Red Lion Inn, Babcary
The village of Babcary's only got a church and a pub. Can't vouch for the church but oh, what a pub: great atmos and food in the restaurant and some rather swanky rooms...
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The Seaside Boarding House
Jurassic coast cliff top restaurant and rooms, with an Alistair Little menu and views across shimmering Lyme Bay
