Queens Arms, Weston Super Mare

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Blackthorn _ left this review about The Queens Arms

Charming and attractive country pub with low ceilings, wood panelling and a generally cosy feel. A small snug at the back and a open area more geared to dining. Very young barmaid, who was not unpleasant but seemed distinctly lacking in any personality.
We had hoped to eat here, but unfortunately were told at 8:00pm on a Friday evening that they had stopped doing food. Apparently this was due to the band setting up in the bar. OK, I wouldn't have wanted to eat my meal with them right next to me, but I would have thought they could have continued to serve food in the back bar. The band seemed to be drawing a good crowd, it was getting quite packed as we left to hunt down some food elsewhere.
Beers were predominantly Butcombe with their bitter, Gold and Blond plus Yorkshire Terrier. There were loads of barrels racked up behind the bar, but none of these appeared to be in use.
Ciders were Thatcher's Dry and Ashton Press.

On 12^th February 2010 - rating: 7
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