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The Nut Tree, Worle, Weston Super Mare
Weston Super Mare
BS22 6UN
Pub Type
Star Pubs & Bars (Heineken)Reviews (Current Rating Average: 7½ of 10) see review guidelines
E TA left this review about The Nut Tree
Well described by Blackthorn, below, this was a good find when visiting Worle and certainly provided a contrast to the plethora of new-build chain pubs nearby. There was a good sized car park, though this quickly filled up with over-sized families and their over-sized cars, the former quickly filling the pub and taking up too much space We sat at the bar to eat our lunch. I ordered a sausage roll – what appeared looked like a cat’s vomit Wellington, due to the mixing of chorizo with the sausage meat and overheating before serving, but it was, to be fair, edible and cheap. The ales on were Gem, Tribute, Proper Job and Doombar. I had the Proper Job and found it to be in good condition. The craft offerings were Gamma Ray and Neck Oil. I’d be happy to come back for a few beers but would probably eat elsewhere next time.
On 17th May 2023
- rating: 6
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Blackthorn _ left this review about The Nut Tree
A good sized pub on a corner plot, it has a certain rustic charm inside and manages to cater for both drinkers and diners.
The main bar is an L-shape room with a mixture of wood strip and tiling on the floor, some of it an attractive slate. Decor wise it’s quite traditional, with rough cream plasterwork on the walls and in some places some khaki green wood panelling down below. There were plenty of old black and white photos of the local area and a small bookshelf with some very old looking books. A plasma was up in one corner although this was not is use on our visit, and there were a couple of old brick fire-places with wood burning stoves and plenty of copper pans. One of these had several leather armchairs in front of it which looked to be a cosy spot, although this was somewhat marred by the stainless steel carvery counter right next to them.
An arched doorway led through to a restaurant area, and there were also a couple of arched windows looking in to this, which I suppose at one time would have been the outside wall of the pub. I didn’t check the menu but there were a number of people dining. Blackboards listed a lunchtime light snack menu as well as a Sunday roast for £7.95.
Beers on tap were Spitfire, Tribute, Courage Best and Bombardier. Ciders were Symonds Founders Reserve and Scrumpy jack.
On 11th January 2013
- rating: 7
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rach towers left this review about The Nut Tree
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT!!
Rachel, who has been in the catering & hospitality trade for 16years & her staff offer a Warm welcome, & excellent service at The Nut Tree Inn. With an updated menu,& changing selection of wines & real ales,& functions such as christenings,wakes,&wedding receptions catered for,aswell as the usual restaurant & bar services in the lovely surroundings of this pub.
On 7th September 2010
- rating: 10
[User has posted 2 recommendations about 2 pubs]