4.5/5

(4,896 reviews)

The Quay was the name of the existing pub taken over by Wetherspoon which had occupied this former warehouse since c1996. In Tudor times, the Quayside was called the Great Quay, even though it was und

4.3/5

(471 reviews)

When you visit The Blue Boar, watch out for things that go bump in the night. The old pub is believed to be haunted on all three levels…

4.6/5

(314 reviews)

Having the Dorset/Somerset borderline running through the pub has made our selections so much easier but also so much broader, with ales and ciders going head to head you decide whether its a Dorset or Somerset tipple that wins your vote.

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Live sport

4.1/5

(1,221 reviews)

Fast, friendly service for every part of your day

4.4/5

(1,300 reviews)

Set in the heart of Chiswick, The Barley Mow is a welcoming pub offering great food and friendly service

4.2/5

(850 reviews)

The Lord Nelson is a Traditional Style pub located on the picturesque water front of Poole Quay, know for its traditional pub food and live music .

3.8/5

(235 reviews)

The George, situated in the heart of Crewkerne, has provided travellers with a warm welcome, comfortable bed and much needed refreshment for over 400 years. It has been recently refurbished and we are

4.6/5

(171 reviews)

Former bakery, now owned by the National Trust and run by the same family for 116 years, the current landlady has been there 30 years. The pub has two small bars plus an upstairs room, outside there i