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Family Restaurants in Somerset
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Somerset is a region absolutely packed with great family restaurants, cafes, pubs and delis meaning that wherever you decide to visit with the family, you’ll never be far from a great place to eat together. Whether you’re simply after a light snack on the go, a proper three-course meal, or anything in between we’re sure you’ll find what you’re looking for in our selection of great places for families to eat in Somerset below. One of our top picks is the wonderfully named Lazy Gecko in Glastonbury. Located opposite the Abbey grounds it’s a great place to watch town-life go by and their assortment of excellent home-made snacks and meals are another great reason to visit. Alternatively though if you’re planning on eating out in a different part of Somerset why not take a look at the rest of our suggestions below. |
Recommended family restaurants in Somerset
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With wonderful views over the city and river, this glass walled restaurant is a great place to stop when you have spent time at The Podium Shopping Centre. There is a play area for the kids and comfortable seating areas for parents to relax and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere. Whether... | |
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There are stunning views of Pultney Bridge and weir from the popular Brasserie Gerard in Bath. Friendly and welcoming for families, Brasserie Gerard restaurants are open from breakfast through to dinner serving simple classic French food. Call in for coffee and croissants in the morn... | |
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Situated on the main shopping street in Wells, Coffee#1 is a charming coffee shop full of character. Serving fresh cakes, paninis and pastries you are sure to find something you will love. Drinks range from fresh juices and smoothies to gourmet coffee and loose-leaf tea serve... | |
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Diva's Café is a modern eatery in the lovingly restored older building that houses the Black Swan Arts Centre. Inside, the café is bright and modern and hosts a small gallery of local artists; outside, a sunny courtyard dotted with crab-apple trees offers alfresco dining under suns... | |
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Perched high ontop of Exmoor, The Culbone paints an impressive picture as soon as it comes into view. With sweeping views across the moors you may be lucky enough to spot a herd of deer, or even a stag. Situated on the main road between Porlock and Lynmouth, The Culbone now of... | |
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