The Catash Inn in South Somerset

A warm friendly welcome, great food at good value. Really enjoyed our visit here and will definitely come again next time we pass

Delicious food very friendly service reasonable pricesJust need to expand the menu slightlyEg Soup, Pate for startersWe will return

Stayed overnight in the carpark our motorhome on New Years Eve. Our meals were very nice, home cooked and reasonably priced.Friendly locals and landlord in the pub, had an good night and will definitely be back in summer.

Great pub, very friendly staff and great atmosphere (from a non local visiting)

Cosy friendly pub. Good food reasonably priced . Recommend

Both staff and customers were all very friendly and welcoming during our visit to The Catash Inn. It had a very homely feel to it. Just what you'd expect from a country pub. We are not dog owners, but it seems to be dog friendly for anyone who is. Great vegan food options too. My husband Alex said he thoroughly enjoyed his vegan Chili, as did I enjoy my food 😋 We hope to visit again soon. Thank you

Fantastic spot for the night electric aswell if you want it

Really relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Dogs welcome. Outside, there is plenty of space for children, young and older people. Inside is traditionally and comfortably decorated. Food was very good and very reasonably priced, good portions and excellent service. Everyone in our party (6 of us, aged from 30 to 87) enjoyed the evening. We will go again.

Really friendly local pub, fair prices with decent food.

In these difficult times for local village pubs its great to find a good traditional British pub with welcoming, hard working staff meeting all the relevant covid requirements whilst offering exceptionally good quality food,( I refer to the Christmas roast diner we have just experienced) served up by the landlord and landlady, Ken and Chris. Well done folks the village appreciates all that you do to promote the village and community. Whilst publicans do their bit for the community the community must continue to support their local pubs too, or ultimately loss these assets that make their villages what they are.