The urban guide to the countryside -
restaurants
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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 Seaside Boarding House
Jurassic coast cliff top restaurant and rooms, with an Alistair Little menu and views across shimmering Lyme Bay
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Le floating French restaurant
Once a working barge, nearly a floating botanical garden, and now one of Bristol's iconic restaurants. Let's hop onboard Glassboat Brasserie!
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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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Sunday lunch sorted
Bring on the Yorkshire puds! The best spots for a weekend nosh up across 18 Muddy counties, including Somerset and near neighbours
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Duende, Wivvy
Chef Tim Zekki, a London finalist in Gary Rhodes Local Food Heroes and pop-up restaurant supremo, comes to Somerset
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Eat deets
Rustic gastropub, neighbourhood restaurant or city cafe/bar – three places to meet and eat in Somerset that you might not know about
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The roasts with the most
One of life's real pleasures: a succulent Sunday roast with all the trimmings. Here's where to go to find Somerset's best Sunday lunches
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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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Chow in Chew Stoke
Tick tock, tick tock! It may be built on the site of an historic clock factory but you could easily lose track of time at this laid back cafe bistro