Roth Bar

Popped in to see what this place was like. Coffee was good and hot chocolate very nice. Interesting decor. Dog friendly.

Unique environment for food/drinks. The atmosphere is a little hectic as people are frequently passing through and it's a little unclear whether you receive table service or need to order at the bar. The food was okay, but not great and my drink arrived in a cup with a lipstick stain. This was fixed, but overall didn't give a great impression.

We came for dinner, 2 adults 2 kids. Such a beautiful place and warm welcome. If you are walking from Bruton there is a dedicated footpath. Otherwise plenty of parking. We ate under the outdoor marquee as it was a lovely bright evening. Food was so delicious with a really sophisticated menu. Kids well catered for albeit I'd say for veggie kids you may need to go off piste. I ate excellently with the whipped goats curd and beetroot, then polenta. Lovely staff and quick service. Can't recommend more highly.

Fabulous place. The surrounding farm provides all of the meat that is aged and butchered on site. They have a cocktail bar and large outdoor pavilion. Service is great. The food is excellent. My Sirloin was as good as any steak I’ve had, priced at £30. Able to cater for veggie and GF. It’s a beautiful spot with gardens to enjoy with your drink and is part of the Art gallery which is also worth a look in.

The high expectations due to the hype were met with a pleasant experience. The staff was excellent, and the food, while decent, offered a variety of great choices. Regrettably, couldn't explore the art this time, but looking forward to it next visit. Definitely considering a return.

The atmosphere was captivating and the staff were welcoming. However, the rib of beef we shared fell short of our expectations, especially for a Michelin-starred establishment. It was dry and just average in taste.

Great brunch experience at the Roth bar and grill. The portion sizes are not great, so ended up ordering both the muesli and a plate of eggs and tomatoes (which then gets bit pricey as ended up spending about £25+ Each, that’s before coffee :) ) Pros: - enjoy the walk behind the Roth, there is a beautifully laid garden - cross the road and there is a walk way to Bruton. Lovely little village, try incorporating as a walk. As you approach the train station to can get into the woods and open fields. Note: They closed the kitchen at 8:30pm so you need to be early or call and book in advance

Roth Bar & Grill was well organised and serves a great selection of grilled food which was really well prepared and cooked. We really enjoy the Angus sirloin, spit grilled chicken, butter milk fried chicken and lamb chops. The Durslade Farm wine was not my cup of tea :-) it was way to sour finish for a Chardonnay blend for my taste. Mojito was perfect for a hot day :-)