The Globe Inn in South Somerset

Me and my mate fished the viaduct fishery in Somerset for 5 days and we went to the globe, the first time we went the young lady made us really welcome. The food was excellent, the fish and chips were to die for. We had double portions it was that nice. This pub is an excellent place to eat!! We are going again next year and this is the place we can't wait to visit again!!!

Good local pub. Nice people and decent food. Beer is well kept generally and a reasonable range is served. Good ambience and nice beer garden at the back. Generally, a pleasant low key place for going out.

Excellent food and drink, lovely outside lawned seating area. Friendly and helpful staff. Best of all they serve Butcombe Bitter - my favourite. Would give six stars if possible.

Came for dinner at the weekend with my children at 5pm, unfortunately we had to cut it short due to the really awful language and shouting from other drinkers making one of my children cry. Food was mediocre. A Couple of young women working who were really polite, good service.

Sadly I was disappointed.I didn't enjoy my Sunday lunch. Didn't have any taste and the meat was not good.Was visiting the area, so probably wouldn't be back

Please ignore this review. I was next door at the White Heart, not at the Globe! Sorry Globe!Fancy menu but was very average meal. Made a nice change and definitely was not bad...but not somewhere I'll be rushing back to.

Once a 17th-century cider house, this is now a traditional country pub/restaurant with some decent views over the Somerset Levels.The main bar area has a flag stoned floor with a grand inglenook fireplace that burns with warming logs come the winter.There is an adjoining recently refurbished and comfortable restaurant now with large opening doors that lead onto the garden for summer use.Now part of the Butcombe brewery chain, the real ales, qualifying with ease for the Cask Marque accreditation awarded, were on this day in noble condition. The number of ales available may vary however, from one to three.The restaurant is a more modern addition to this 200 year old pub (first licence granted 1814).Excellent food is served with a changing specials board in addition to the main menu.My visit on this day, was to register the visit by scanning the Cask Marque Certificate and meeting friends who were themselves, formerly successful publicans, for lunch.Without equivocation, we three can avow, the reception was efficient, the Covid precautions were reassuring, the ale (see above) and the food presentation and salubrity, very agreeable.This made for a very agreeable lunch, because I chose the venue and my friends are a picky pair - quick to find fault.Return visits by all of us are assured.

Always love coming here. Amazing food, drink and hospitality

Best steak I've ever had. Would recommend this pub to anyone, and I can't wait to go back. From the service me and my boyfriend had, walking in the door to us leaving was incredible and is very rare to find these days. Your staff are a credit to you and the chef obviously knows what hes doing! The atmosphere was very welcoming and a lovely gentleman gave us a seat next to the fire place, which made us feel even more cosy. Can't wait to come back and join you for one of your entertainment nights!

Excellent service, good food, and large portions (go there hungry). Nice touch of paprika in the [home made] onion rings. Mrs P's Cajun veggie burger certainly looked home made, and she tells me the spicing was bang on.Recommended.