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The Swan, Wedmore

Cheddar Road
Wedmore
BS28 4EQ

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Blackthorn _ left this review about Swan Inn

A traditional looking Georgian inn in the centre of Wedmore, there are a few tables and chairs on the wide pavement at the front if you want to sit and watch the passing traffic, but otherwise the large garden and patio at the rear is probably a better bet for alfresco drinking. The garden also housed a large wood burning stove, so I assume some sort of outdoor cooking is offered in the warmer weather.

The pub itself is roughly a U-shape, with the left hand leg leading down to the restaurant. In some ways it has a slightly contemporary feel to it, but nonetheless manages to retain much of it’s original character. There are old boards on the floor at the front of the pub with flagstones around to the side. Paintwork is the usual Farrow & Ball shades found in all pub makeovers these days, and there were a number of large mirrors on the walls as well as plenty of scatter cushions on the seats. Further back at the rear was a snug area with an old Chesterfield sofa and a large rug on the floor. A couple of fire-places contained wood burning stoves, one of which was blazing away and the other had a pile of logs stacked up ready to go.

The restaurant at the rear is perhaps a more modern extension, but was a pleasant looking room with a high arched ceiling and good views over the garden. There were plenty of accolades from Trip Advisor and such like on the walls suggesting that the food offering is a step or two up from your usual pub grub, and this was reflected in the prices with most of the main courses going from £12 up to £20 or more.

Beers on tap were Otter Ale, Gem, Penryn Pale Ale and Cheddar’s Pot Holer, whilst ciders were Thatcher’s Gold and Sheppy’s Oakwood. Although this might not be quite as traditional as some pubs, I really liked it and thought it would be a great place to settle in for the afternoon reading the complimentary papers that were provided.

On 12th January 2015 - rating: 8
[User has posted 1948 recommendations about 1861 pubs]


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graham dunbavan left this review about Swan Inn

pub now reopened one large bar area extensive menu real ale .( but diet coke was £1.80 for a half out of the pump!!)

On 30th January 2012 - rating: 6
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graham dunbavan left this review about Swan Inn

Pub closed again
[admin note: re-opened August 2011]

On 14th March 2011 - no rating submitted
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