Where to eat

It's not Box E Brue but in the same complex.It's actually the first downstairs box you come to as you walk in from the site. Not very big but cosy and the staff were very accommodating.

If we'd stayed longer we probably would have tried a few others. I like the way small businesses can set up without having to splash out big on overheads. Great idea.

Thanks WN, must give it a go. 

Andres Cafe in Wells. Lovely lunch time meal, nothing pretentious but well cooked ingredients. Very friendly owners and staff. Recommended.

The Lemon Tree at the Willow and Wetlands Centre, Stoke St Gregory between Taunton and Glastonbury in Somerset offers nice lunches and snacks with gluten free options. There is a basket shop, small farm shop, museum and marked walks around the river Tone and withy beds. Not far from Athelney where King Alfred the Great burnt the cakes and RSPB sites. 

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Oops, he didn't burn any RSPB sites but he kept the Danes at bay....

If your in the Cromer area and want good Food and a fun night out try the The Constantia at East Runton.  After a lovely Greek meal the Constantia Brothers appear and entertain with their traditional Greek music. (might be weekends only)

http://www.constantiarestaurant.co.uk/

The Royal Oak in Ripon.

Excellent pub offering good home made cooking. Come with an appetite as the portions are generous. Book for Sunday roasts. Caters for allergies with a GF menu. It's dog friendly and, best of all, it's a Timothy Taylor owned pub, so great beer.

It's in the town centre.

No.10 Tea Gardens in Avoncliffe

Next to the Aquaduct taking the Kennet & Avon canal over the River Avon. Small seating area inside but a few tables outside.

Excellent tea and coffee and delicious cakes made by proprietor. Recommended. Easy One and a half mile walk from Bradford-on-Avon marina wharf.

Thanks for info brue - Enjoyed our time here with Cream Teas in the courtyard after a walk & watching their very informative video about this family run willow growing basket/making business. Because of timing we watched the video but there are 2 guided tours per day.  They also produce artists charcoal here from the willow.  A very friendly atmosphere.

The Clachan Inn at Drymen (apparently Scotland's oldest licensed pub) for anyone staying in the Loch Lomond area. We ate there whilst staying at Gartfairn CL and thoroughly recommend it for amazing food, great service and lovely ambience.Recommend booking as it was packed on a Monday evening!