Things To Do In Evercreech, Somerset and surrounding area
The Strode Arms
West Cranmore, Nr. Shepton Mallet, Somerset, BA4 4QJ. Tel: 01749 880450
The Strode Arms is set in a rural location and offer a friendly relaxed atmosphere ie: no juke boxes, gaming machines or pool tables, and also offer a non smoking bar area and full non smoking restaurant. Their main aim at The Strode Arms is to provide quality home cooked cuisine using local produce wherever possible including fresh bread made every day.
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The Natterjack Inn
Evercreech Junction, Shepton Mallet, Somerset, BA4 6NA. Tel: 01749 860253
The Natterjack Inn. Originally called the Railway Hotel, it was built to provide a service for the passengers at Evercreech Junction on the busy Somerset and Dorset line. When the line closed in 1966 the inn was aptly named The Silent Whistle. After changing hands, it became The Natterjack out of the owner's interest in the now protected Natterjack toad. The Natterjack is in the heart of Somerset, one of Britain's most beautiful counties and producer of some of it's finest food and drink.
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The Bell Inn
Bruton Road, Evercreech, Somerset, BA4 6HY. Tel: 01749 830287
Warm surroundings, open fires, home cooked food, traditional real ales, Somerset ciders, freshly ground coffee and a beer garden that looks onto rolling countryside. Since 2005 The Carlton Family have held the license at the traditional coaching inn placed at the heart of the large village community. On the edge of Somerset’s picturesque Mendip Hills, the pub has obtained several awards for its appearance. This has been recognised by Mendip in Bloom awards - Bronze in 2008 and Silver in 2009 for 'Best Rural Pub'.
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The Manor House Inn
Ditcheat, Shepton Mallet, Somerset, BA4 6RB. Tel: 01749 860276
The Manor House Inn has something different to offer. You are guaranteed a warm welcome and a great atmosphere. There are flagstone floors and roaring log fires in this 17th century pub made from the impressive Ditcheat red brick. It was originally owned by the Lord of the Manor, Edmund Dawe, and was called The White Heart, but by 1861 had become known as The Manor House Inn.
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The Three Horseshoes Inn
Batcombe, Shepton Mallet, BA4 6HE
There is nothing like knowing where your food comes from and at The Three Horse Shoes in Batcombe, they mainly use either local organic produce, or grow their own - one of the reasons why they are in the top 100 pubs in the UK. Privately owned XV11th century former coaching Inn located down a web of country lanes equidistant from Shepton Mallet, Frome & Wincanton (Races - 6 miles) is set in the beautiful vale of Batcombe where the natural peace and tranquillity of the Somerset countryside is broken only by free running streams and birdsong.
