restaurants
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On the waterfront
Take advantage of the warm weather by scoffing and quaffing by the water's edge at one of these chill places in Somerset and Dorset
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Best beaches in the South West and beyond
Heading beach-wise over the summer? Then check out our guide to 18 of the best, including the inside line on what to do, where to eat and where to go for that all important sundowner
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20+ places to eat out(side)
The Muddy pick of the pubs, restaurants and other eateries around Somerset and Dorset with cool outside spaces.
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The 2021 Michelin Star winners in Somerset, Dorset and beyond
Hot off the press, the winners have just been announced (and some are offering takeaway!). Take a look at the full line-up for the West Country. PS There's a brand new one in Somerset
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Eat out! The Oyster & Fish House, Lyme Regis
It's all about that bass – Lyme Bay sea bass that is – and plaice, oysters, prawns, haddock, sole, crab (and a juicy steak). Wonderful sea views too.
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Top takeaways to take you through lockdown
Pubs, restaurants and cafes may be closed but you can still support our brilliant local businesses – and eat fab food – by ordering a takeaway. Oh go on, if we must...
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Launch review: The Pig, Harlyn Bay, Cornwall
On its opening day, Muddy's ed-in-chief Hero Brown was the first to eat lunch at the brand new Pig hotel in Harlyn Bay (what a trooper!). So what was the verdict - and is it worth a trip to North Cornwall?
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Eat Out to Help Out – in Somerset and Dorset
Sick of cooking? Good news - throughout August, you can get a 50% discount on your dinner and drinks when you eat in. Here are the pubs and restaurants to call to make your reservation.
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Restaurants with rooms
Dreaming of a foodie getaway? We've scoured the Muddy counties for hotel stays with serious culinary credentials for when lock-down lifts. Tuck in.
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Muddy eats: The Pig-near Bath
Pig out in a good way! Smart but super relaxed, fine dining – and nights away – at the lusciously laid back hotel and restaurant The Pig-near Bath
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Henry’s, Bath
Henry Scott's cooking up a storm in his eponymous, unpretentious, fine dining restaurant in Bath for meat eaters, vegans and veggies alike
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The Olive Tree at The Queensberry Hotel, Bath
The finest food in Bath – it's official, the restaurant holds the city's only Michelin star – and a stay at the luxe and quirky Georgian townhouse hotel won't break the bank.