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The Edinburgh Inn, Wells Town, Wells-Next-The-Sea

Station Road
Wells-Next-The-Sea
NR23 1AE

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Blue Scrumpy left this review about The Edinburgh Inn

The Edinburgh had a much more local feel to it than the nearby Crown Hotel. It is a long, narrow building that accommodates both a locals' bar and a restaurant/cafe known as Ollie's.

The whole ensemble was quite noisy and also very busy. We ordered at the bar (Wherry is the regular beer; Nelson's Revenge & Abbot were the guests) and went in search of seating. We ended up venturing into the cafe/dining area and occupying a sofa where presumably nobody would chose to dine. With all tables in the crowded bar taken and all in the restaurant either occupied or reserved, this was the only option.

Moments after plonking ourselves down, we were approached by a waitress who asked if she could help. I momentarily contemplated whether she thought we needed help consuming our drinks, or maybe she was offering to help find us a more suitable seating arrangement. I wasn't quite sure how she could help and politely declined her offer, being quite comfortable on the sofa!

A basic and noisy place that seems to cater well for local drinkers and for those looking for a cheap(er) meal in what appears to be an expensive and touristy coastal resort. But make sure you book, if you want to eat.

On 18th February 2022 - rating: 5
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Will Larter left this review about The Edinburgh Inn

This is slightly down-market compared to our two previous stops at the Globe and the Crown, but a welcome change to find a proper local with beer at reasonable prices: £4.55 for a round of three halves, compared with £5.65 and £6.00 respectively. And the beers were served in over-sized, lined glasses: another pleasant surprise. The choice was Woodforde's Wherry and Nelsons Revenge, plus Marstons Pedigree. My only gripe with this place was the unrelenting sound of the radio playing pop music, which I could really do without. Otherwise it was comfortable enough, with some low sofas as well as the usual pub furniture.

Date of visit: 28th March 2016

On 18th June 2016 - rating: 6
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Graham Coombs left this review about The Edinburgh Inn

A strangely long and narrow single room, which turns into a restaurant at the further end from the bar. Pleasantly comfortable, without being exceptional.

On 31st August 2013 - rating: 7
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Peter Simmons left this review about Edinburgh Hotel

The URL for this pub is wrong. It should be http://www.edinburghinnwells.co.uk
A welcoming old pub with a special atmosphere. Real fires, real ales, real food and an outdoor smokers area that has seats and is heated in winter, and makes a lovely courtyard area in summer.
This is a locals pub which is very popular with visitors to Wells as well.

On 11th July 2012 - no rating submitted
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