The Carpenters Tavern in North Somerset

Pulled in for a bite to eat they do food but it is cooked and delivered by a sister pub .It was nice food but served in foil boxes and side plates.Friendly Staff and a few locals.Sad it wasn't a popular pub not sure why not location is great and loads of parking indoor and outdoor tables !!

Friendly, local but welcoming with a great, big beergarden.

Only popped in for a pint, lovely Country pub, Thatchers on tap and loads of Pool tables for a quick few games.

Went there for a carvery, nothing actually wrong with it but not at all what I expected from the outside, don't think I'd go again.

The lady behind the bar yolga was very friendly and welcoming on my first visit, made me feel welcome I'll definitely be coming back. Very pleasant experience definitely worthy of a tip 🙏

Wish I’d taken a photo of the rump steak and triple cooked chips! The laminated canteen-style menu set my expectations very low, and did little to justify the high prices, but we were very pleasantly surprised. Perfectly cooked quality steak and proper onion rings. £3 for blue cheese sauce (the menu just says “blue cheese”) is a bit steep but overall we were very satisfied. Very friendly staff too!

Went to a function held in the garden, the venue was clean, tidy and friendly. Drinks were reasonably priced and there was ample parking spaces.Nice variety of food and snacks so worth a stop off if passing by.

Passing it often pre-pandemic, I have often thought of visiting this establishment - either it wasn’t open at the time, or on other times, I didn't have time to stop.Today both conditions were conducive and I stopped for a late lunch beer and a bite.It's an old building, much used and looks it and when I entered, was the sole patron. It was slowly to fill up though, as the afternoon progressed with outdoor workee types wanting to secure early and escape the constant all day drizzle.The car park, could do with attention from some of those outdoor types, with an over ordered supply of tarmacadam.Once inside, the young female staff were affable and attentive (being the only customer at the time, anything else would have been questionable)The beer, Butcombe Original, was, in this reviewers opinion, a little short of Cask Marque Accreditation, but worth investing in second pint however. And the Tuna Mayo Salad Murphy* which the two pints washed down, was well presented and prepared - well worth the money.Yes, worth another visit, if I can time it right.(*Sailor speak for potato)

Very welcoming and very helpful. Would definitely visit again

Awesome pub in an awesome location.Good beer and good cider.Really good sized inside eating area, really good sized garden, good service, and good food, especially for the price.The Sunday carvery especially is great.The landlord is really down to earth, values customers as well as regulars.It's near to a bunch of public footpaths, you could walk from here along to Maes knoll (40 mins), or along to Dundry village (20 mins), or down to Chew Magna (50 mins).