The Masons Arms

Just got back from a few days away in their Shepherds Hut. What a great experience. So nice to be there. Perfect quiet little village. Scenery is amazing. The pub is clean,friendly and the staff couldn't of been anymore helpful. Breakfast was the best I've had, and the evening meal was top notch too. Compliments ro the chef. Please go and spend some time here and support a small British village pub.

Stopped in the campervan on the bank holiday weekend. The pub is clean and very dog friendly. They also have a dedicated dog walking compound which is awesome. Two toilets for the camping field but they ran out of toilet roll a couple of times despite only 50% of pitches being used. Food looks nice but a little pricey. Unfortunately the food had finished on the Sunday as the times were not consistent with the website. The staff were really friendly and everything was really clean. BTW it is a tight entrance for larger Motorhomes but long wheelbase Campers are fine. One Motorhome had to reverse in and out of site. I would stay again.

Wonderful establishment! Timing = Perfect Pricing = Appropriate Food = Delicious Chef Harvey (?) gave us an extra treat and served us within 15 mins of ordering food, what a hard worker, the staff were heavily overwhelmed but delivered wonderful drinks within a short amount of time. Wonderful establishment, would definitely recommend.

Visited today for breakfast as friends were stopping at the pub. We had previously arranged for a 0930am arrival but when we arrived our friends had already been seated but the table had not been laid up for us. No breakfast menu was provided and we had to ask if cereal was available and our friends ordered cornflakes and we all asked for full English breakfast. After some wait the cooked breakfast arrived but the cornflakes were completely forgotten. The cooked breakfast was mostly over cooked and the eggs obviously were not fresh as the white was bubbled and the yolks set, not nice and only just about edible. The toast provided was thin but only supplied with butter we had to ask for preserves, which turned out to be in sachets and a brand none of us were familar with. I am sorry to say that since Hall and Woodhouse brewery purchased this property it has gone further and further downhill both with the excessive price of the rooms, the tye to their ales and the general demeanour of both pub and grounds. The pub is once again up for rent full details are published on the brewery website and I wish good luck to anyone willing to take challenge to pull this pub back up to standard. Unfortunately our friends who had stayed here several times when visiting us will not be returning again!! This used to be the go to village pub now it is best avoided!!

Dropped into this pub for the first time this afternoon for a drink. Having looked at the menu we thought the food sounded great. We asked the barman whether we needed to book a table for later. He checked the computer and said no as they only had one booking. We went back later that evening only to be told that several things were off the menu due to supplier issues and then when we went to order the bartender told us that he was shutting the kitchen because they had run out of food. We were quite disappointed as they could have told us about the ‘supplier issues’ earlier when we asked about booking and we wouldn’t have gone.

I had booked an overnight stay at the Masons Arms but when I arrived there was a sign saying Temporarily closed due to unforeseen circumstances. No contact before or after which is disappointing. It’s not the most convenient of locations as it’s at least 3 miles out of the centre but luckily, one of the other guests had arrived around the same time and gave me a lift back into the centre where I could find other accommodation. Not sure how long I would have been waiting for another taxi back otherwise.

Great pub with fantastic food and staff. We stayed in the campsite but wasn't impressed. There are 2 showers and 2 toilets and when we stayed, it was quite busy. One toilet became blocked which meant 1 toilet between about 30 people! Also there was a lack of toilet roll so ended up buying our own. On our last day, the owner let someone pitch on the road onto the site which made it tricky to drive off the site and upset other campers next to the road.

Enjoyed a peaceful stay Mon to Fri in the campsite behind this quaint thatched pub in a beautiful village 20 mins from Ilminster with my husband & 2 dogs. The village road and turn in were tight with parked cars for our 2.3m x 7.4m motorhome but more easily doable than I was expecting from other reviews. (I found it easier if approached with the pub on the right) There are 14 pitches, some hard standing, all quite close together if it was busy, a nice enclosed dog area, communal fire pit and some picnic benches. The 2 push button showers are basic, flood (don't leave anything on the floor) and aren't particularly clean but they do get to a nice temperature. We paid £29 a night in May for hard standing and EHU and think that the showers need an upgrade, the pitches better spaced and the grass mowed at this price point but as we mostly had the place to ourselves we had a lovely relaxing time in a beautiful place. Enjoyed a nice meal in the pub and few drinks in the lovely beer garden, staff and locals were friendly and welcoming. *To the local couple I overheard debating my gender the woman was right (obviously😉) I am a female who had to have a double masectomy this year, doesn't feel the need to wear prosthetics, and drives better than most men so I understand your confusion 🤣

Judi and I made a late decision to have a few days away last (May) bank holiday. Most places were booked up so I didn't expect the one that had a vacancy to be up to much. How wrong can one be? The Mason's Arms has only 6 rooms but they are furbished beautifully - possibly the best rooms outside London! The bar is cosy, the staff friendly and the food is absolutely superb! This is a place we will visit again and I cannot recommend it strongly enough.

We go here time and time again usually for a family birthday or celebration. It is always busy and it really is advisable to book. There is an extensive menu and all cooked freshly on site. There is a selection of everything from baguettes to steaks. My husband nearly always has corned beef hash with fried eggs on top. The menu changes regularly but always has a few of the basics on a blackboard. They are dog friendly which does not excite me at all but visiting dogs seem well behaved. They brew their own beer which my husband enjoys. It does have some bedrooms so you could book to stay overnight. Sometimes they have quiz nights. We have never had a bad meal there

Very good campsite but it seemed that it was a bit crowded or maybe over booked for a small field. The bar & restaurant were good but the desert menu and special menu could have more items on them. The "rustic chips" felt a little undercooked but the meal was all round good. The staff were very kind and help to find things around the area. All round good pub and campsite