Greyhound Inn, Bridgwater

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A 19th Century village inn which now consists of a main bar at the front formed from two older rooms and a smaller 'sports bar' at the rear, the latter doubling as a skittle alley. The main bar has a mix of tables for dining and drinkers' spaces, multiple TV screens and a woodburner in a stone chimney breast. There was a pub dog, a large saluki, a solitary local drinker and the barman, who is not from these parts. There's a garden which is mostly lawn with a bit of paved patio, and there is a car park at the back. They host regular live music, open mic and quiz nights. Sadly no real ale, just a reversed Tribute clip, leaving the drinks choices as Inch's cider, Thatcher's Gold, Guinness, Old Mout, Moretti and Fosters. It's friendly enough but it feels a bit shabby and the lack of ale puts me off returning given that it's quite out of the way.

On 15^th May 2024 - rating: 4
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