Woolpack Inn in North Somerset

A lovely all round experience when visiting the Woolpack Inn, 5* service friendly and helpful staff who go out of their way to make sure your experience is enjoyable. Very reasonably priced especially for the portion sizes and lots of variety available on the menu to suit all family members. They cater well for allergies and are dog friendly too which was a bonus for us. We are on holiday in the area and have visited twice in the week, we have had the same wonderful experience both times.

On holiday in the area, we started looking for a Sunday Carvery, unfortunately could find anything and stumbled across the WoolPack. We weren’t disappointed at all a served Sunday roast both opted for the beef came with 4 roast potatoes, huge Yorkshire puddings and an array of Vegetables to choose from, could rate it higher. Finished off with a Sticky Toffee Pudding which was incredible.5** it’s a great independent pubs where quality is the priority

A lovely pub with nice indoor and outdoor seating. A good menu, including a number of tasty Greek options. The for was tasty and the service great, 5 stars all round.

Enjoyed Sunday lunch with family.The roast was good, the potatoes and veg were very nice, however the meat was not great, pork and beef like the slices you buy to put in sandwiches. Desserts were enjoyed by those that had them.Service was good, and it's a lovely looking place.

The food was absolutely fantastic but I feel like I entered some sort of food eating challenge by mistake! I had the woolpack burger, a sight to behold and an endeavour to eat, but every piece cooked to perfection. I foolishly looked at the dessert menu and decided to have a little salted caramel torte. Sadly, a giant mountain of torte was delivered with a jug of cream.......I was defeated with 4 or 5 spoonfuls left......until a member of staff challenged me to finish it, male pride was my downfall as I shovelled the rest in and let it be known now that I died by one of the finest desserts I've ever had.The chilli and Meatballs/pasta were also praised by other guests and the food at other tables looked equally amazing. Lovely staff and a delightful well decorated and clean environment, would come back, but I must now lie down and allow diabetes or a sugar coma run its course, there are worse ways to go......thank you for a wonderful experience

We were lucky to get a walk in table for 2. The staff were lovely and very efficient. We had the roast beef, which was cooked to perfection, with all the trimmings.Very generous portions. The pub had a really nice relaxed atmosphere. We will definitely be going back.

We enjoyed a lunch at the Woolpack today. We booked a table but had to wait about 10 mins for it to become available. It was busy. We were served quickly with drinks once we got to our table. Very pleasant staff despite the pressure. The food choice was either three traditional roasts or a small selection of simpler stuff (fish & chips, lasange and similar). Starters, 2 pates and 1 soup, ok and 3 roast pork also ok (one of our 3 said her's was cold but only after eating it all!). Well presented Doom Bar ale and a decent Merlot. A well run establishment and we'll be back!

My 'Buddies' and I recently had a very good Christmas lunch at the Woolpack. The whole place seems to have had a very successful makeover since I last visited. However, most importantly the Staff were friendly, efficient and helpful. Thank you, from the three of us.

Lovely place to eat, drink and relax. Nicely refurbished with plenty of seating in and outside. We had a party of 6 to celebrate a birthday. Very friendly and welcoming, great service and couldn't do enough for you. They were very happy to resolve issues and make sure your visit was pleasent. The food was wonderful with a large range to choose from. The deserts were amazing and the coffee was delicious. I would recommend and revisit.

Very dissapointed with our lunchtime meal,we chose the grilled Tiger prawn starter, along with a shared bowl of Nachos, what we received was a portion of what looked like frozen king prawns that were dowsed in a dressing that didnt hide the tastlessness of the frozen prawns and we're guessing the closest that the prawns got to see the grill was as the chef walked past the grill to put them on a hot plate.my main course of Fish and chips (fish under cooked, with the batter only just cooke, but that could be my personal preference), was adequate and the rest of the family commented on the large portions for theirs, but were dissapointed in the quality.what I found annoying was that when we ordered I specifically ordered an alcohol free larger, for which I was given three choices of and happily drank the one I chose, I reordered another one later during the meal, only to find that I had been originally served the alcoholic version at the start of the meal. Not a great deal for myself, but the staff weren't to know that I didn't have a medical reason for my choice, but the fact they served me the non-alcoholic version when I asked for the same again - sloppy service.I've attached photos of the King and Tiger prawns to see whether their chef will know the difference!