The Pickled Inn - Mendip

This venue in down town Evercreech is a joy to find. Light and spacious with a friendly home feeling about it. There are many quirky and artistic corners and the turtle on the ceiling is a show stopper. Sit by the open log burner or on the red corner seat. The hosts are both friendly and welcoming and the opening days are buzzing with locals enjoying this new venue in the area. Well worth a visit.

A real pub with friendly reception and great atmosphere. beautiful place to stop for a few drinks and also cozy enough to stay all night! last night I have a large group of friends there for my henne do and we all had a wonderful time thanks to rich sarah for a top night!

I have a new favorite pub. that is a rare thing, because this is not only a new pub for me, it is a new pub in the world. for a start, it does not look from the outside as it was bought by someone who made a lot of money and wanted to own a pub. No, honestly, it never looked like that. for the past year it looked like a construction site that the village asked for a fight. the outer is very average. no neon, no gold-shaped nonsense. only a simple and quite large sign for the picked gas house. the name had tied me up. that the name appeared before two weeks suddenly, had fascinated me. incapable of making the opening night, I took a walk earlier. I was not greeted by many potting plants, an A-Board advertising quality food (my hass for this set is groundless,) or even a hauch of list. in the round was the door open. the door, that was it, so I'm wrong, and I think I'm never going. it lives. it has a factory that gives him a heartbeat, a co-ob that keeps it fed, a hair fashion that makes it look respectable, and a vicar that doesn't give him a little soul. two, actually. the other pub in eternality is the bell. I never had better eating in a pub. The duke box is so random that I grin every time I wrestle with his controls. it serves hecks cider in the same way as a child that dares to stack her hand while the teacher does not see. and now it has drawn one of its own recently. the grounded gas house is a joy. the interieur is clean, bright, simple and cozy (no, I don't know how they did it). there is a wood burner, some extremely wonderful furniture and a turtle on the deck. it has no fertilizer, no jukebox, real ale and quite fantastic a chance that a certain local AWESOME ornament on the tape will be pretty soon. throw them into the mix a renter who does not want the pub to be something different than in the heart of the village, what more could they want? yes, if they want to eat food over expensive, a parking lot filled with range-roversen, folk order lattes at the same time as they ask some black scratches? then you know where you look. however if they take a gentle, modern take on an old pub, good service, comfort, a welcome. then welcome to the inlaid gas farm, immercreech. and the name? well, I am sure that I can also say that I was taken to the gas house. an absolute joy.

I was a couple times for the music scene. it is really great- beautiful staff and beautiful decor.

Excellent Sunday lunch today. Really tasty, refined food and a very relaxed, family friendly atmosphere. Thank you Sarah Rich and team