Hawthorns, Glastonbury

A large traditional town inn which still offers B and B and restaurant service. There is a small garden at the back. The bar is small and formed from two tiny rooms, open plan, wood laminate floored and has a 1960s stone fireplace in one part. There is a small selection of board games in the corner. There is a small tiled dining area at the front, slightly lower than the rest, and the main restaurant area behind. Food looked good – home made curries and a Sunday roast were listed, and prices looked reasonable for a tourist area. Two ales and two boxed ciders were on offer. The ales were both from Parkway – Who’s Ruffled Feathers and Mad Dog, both in good condition though it’s not my favourite brewery. Quite good place for lunch or a couple of beers.