
The Tuesday quiz
Tuesdays · 8pm · £2 a headSix rounds, one picture round, and a quizmaster who will not be argued with. Teams of up to six; the winners take the cash pot and a round on the house.
A proper village pub in the Quantock Hills, run by the two people who pull your pint and know your dog’s name.
Low beams, a log fire from October to April, local ale on the pumps and a kitchen that makes its own pastry. No televisions, no piped music — just conversation.

Pies with real pastry lids, game from the Quantock estates, and beef and lamb from farms you can see from the beer garden. The chalkboard changes with the seasons and whatever the local growers brought to the back door this morning — the classics never leave.
Food served 12–9pm every day. Gluten-free and vegan dishes on every menu.

Six rounds, one picture round, and a quizmaster who will not be argued with. Teams of up to six; the winners take the cash pot and a round on the house.

An open session around the fire. Bring a fiddle, a squeezebox or just a good voice — or sit back with a pint and listen. Everyone is welcome to join in.

Once a month the tables are pushed together for a three-course feast of whatever is in season on the farms around us. Strangers at the start, old friends by pudding.

Jack leads a four-mile loop up through the oak combes onto the Quantock ridge and back in time for the first roast. Dogs, children and muddy boots all very welcome.
