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I was passing through beautiful Bridgwater and couldn't resist stopping for a few drinks, so I decided to check out this cozy little pub with a small railing outside. Locals told me it was named after the old railway line that ran through the station above the road. The bar room had bare wood floors and a perfect layout for friendly conversation. The atmosphere was welcoming and the quirky regulars made my visit unfo... View all feedback.
I was passing through beautiful Bridgwater and couldn't resist stopping for a few drinks, so I decided to check out this cozy little pub with a small railing outside. Locals told me it was named after the old railway line that ran through the station above the road. The bar room had bare wood floors and a perfect layout for friendly conversation. The atmosphere was welcoming and the quirky regulars made my visit unforgettable. The pub seemed like a local spot, but also welcomed passing travelers. The friendly Scottish bartender was later joined by a tough blonde woman who turned out to be quite chatty. The old-fashioned decor and interesting patrons made for a unique experience, much like the dying breed of pubs like Bristol Exeter.
Thank you, Lucy, for providing us with such an amazing experience at the restaurant. Your hospitality was truly appreciated. Thank you so much for a wonderful time.
The Coca-Cola tasted like flat lemonade, and the floor needed a good mopping. I would not recommend trying this restaurant.
I called here some paintings in the course of the years when I was on the way back to the station that is close. it's not a frills place, with friendly locals. there are real local zider available, at a good price. during. it is not somewhere where I would take my partner, I like it here, a good honest local pub.
Wow, what a visit, the most accommodating pub in town, whilst most have become heartless as the breweries turn them into carbon copy chains of every other pub in the country, the B&E retains the old English style of public house that you look for...on a night out. Music easy to find, food the best bbq in the south west, atmosphere in abundance, sports live on the big screen each day, drinks you name it they’ve got it, with a unique local mix. The local pets even put a smile on your face, Tripod Scrumpy being a favourite of every pub dweller. If you haven’t frequented the B&E then you’re already missing a part of folklore that you’ll want to tell Grandkids about