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Stags Head Inn, West Street Print E-mail
Dunster's oldest Inn. As featured in The Good Pub Guide 2008
 
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Our main, specials & children's menus vary throughout the year. Popular dishes include Farmhouse Pie, Cod, Salmon & Smoked Haddock Pie, Venison Redcurrant & Juniper Casserole & Somerset Brie, Cranberry & Mushroom Wellington. Clotted Cream Toffee Apple Pie & Blueberry, Blackberry & Blackcurrant Frangipan Bake are our two most popular desserts. As well as the main menu we also have a selection of sandwiches and ploughmans available at lunchtime. Starters & Main courses vary in price from £3 to £5 & from £8 to £12 respectively. We are able to cater fot large groups.

We have family, double, twin and single rooms available. We also have accommodation available for pets & storage available for bikes. All the rooms are non-smoking. As a guide a double en-suite room on a bed and breakfast basis is priced from £25 per person per night based on 2 people sharing. If you need a menu, have any questions or would like to make a reservation please call 01643 821229 or e-mail This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it


One of our rooms contains an historic fresco signifying that the cavity behind the wall on which it is painted, was used as a place of refuge by local monks during the dissolution of the monasteries under Henry VIII. If you would like to stay in this room please specify Room 2 when booking.

Bernice & Michael Murray

(Last Updated April 2008)


 
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