Phelips Arms

The owner was happy to chat to all the customers, local or new visitors. The logburner was a warm welcome on a cold evening. Books and games were available to use. The menu was varied and good value and a choice of a smaller portion of lasagne at lunchtime was plenty for me with garlic bread and salad. My husband had the homemade, very meaty steak and ale pie with seasonal veg and chips which he enjoyed . The bedroom was warm and cosy, very clean with comfortable bed and pillows.

Once again a brilliant evening. ❤️ food. The lasagna is so tasty .. this evening, they had a band “Vanilla Radio “. So cool and amazing musicians. Excellent service all round , food was hot and there was no wait for service Love this little gem of a pub. It’s a shame I can only review it a certain amount of time a month. Even when we move ( only 30 minutes away). We will definitely re visit. And there is a Race night 16/7 And they have a Sunday afternoon BBQ All throughout the summer Definitely worth treating yourself.

Montacute is a small village in South Somerset, with ancient houses made from the lovely warm Ham Stone quarried in the hills that overlook it. It's also home to the Elizabethan manor house built for the Phelips family who gave their name to the pub in the square at the centre of the village. We stayed for one night in a comfortable room at the front. The pub also has a lovely garden at the back and a traditional bar serving traditional pub food. Reasonably priced wine list. The two owners are welcoming and attentive. Not far from the M5 so well situated if you need to break a long journey to Devon or Cornwall.