The Rock Inn - Menu

You won’t be disappointed if you enjoy good food. We had a fantastic dinner at The Rock Inn. A straightforward menu, sticking to what they’re good at and every plate was absolutely delicious. The homemade ice cream was a very lovely extra treat too

Great Gastro Pub with rooms. Definitely a destination restaurant out in Exmoor. Friendly welcome and very cosy warm bedrooms.Short but great choices on the menu with daily specials. Tiger prawn cocktail a timeless classic and fish soup starter packed with fish. A great Venison Cottage Pie with roasted veg and whole pan fried place we're superb mains. Great short wine list with Kung Fu Girl Reisling!Lovely breakfast in the morning to send us on our way.Recommend you book direct via theircweb site or just call.

Last evening ‘s visit for dinner was our first for some time because of covid. The warm cosy atmosphere is welcoming and the roaring fire was so delightful. Our starters were excellent but the outstanding mains were amazing: breast of pheasant wrapped around in Serrano ham and served with truffles dauphinois potatoes, kale and Emmental. This was the best ever. Only had room then for a small portion of home made coconut rum and raisin ice cream while my partner chose orange choc chip with gingersnap. You have to try this place.

The Rock Inn exudes history and charm. We stayed in a beautifully decorated room with a private bathroom. Despite being in an old building, all modern amenities were in working order. The room was uniquely furnished with beautiful furniture and a variety of books. The guest sitting room was cozy and inviting, perfect for enjoying a drink before dinner. And speaking of dinner, it was the best meal I've had in a long time. Breakfast was also delicious. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, and the staff clearly know what they're doing. I would definitely stay here again!

Pro's:Beautiful setting Pretty InnDecent food Decent wine, if a little warmCold, unwelcoming landlady, You know those places that cant do enough for you, nothing is too much trouble? Well, this isn't one of them. I wont go into all the details. We have laughed about the experience since, they should have reality TV cameras in there, would provide great entertainment. Oh and don't ask for an extra sausage at breakfast in place of the bacon, they pre allocate one sausage per guest before breakfast begins and no deviation from this will occur!! We were just waiting for the wall mounted stag to start talking. Modern day Faulty Towers at its best...

We decided to dine at the Rock Inn on the final night of our trip and were thoroughly impressed. This cozy pub/restaurant in Somerset is exactly what you would hope for in February - traditional, welcoming, with a large fireplace. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable about the menu, which featured a great selection of local beers and ciders. The food was exceptional, including the children's meals. We enjoyed dishes like pigeon with chorizo, perfectly cooked duck breast, and fillet steaks. The desserts were excellent, as was the local cheese board. They also had a variety of dessert wines to pair with the cheeses. If we return to the area, we would definitely dine here again without hes...

This pub is tucked away and is well established. The landlady was grudgingly welcoming and went through all the motions, giving no sense of sincerity. I must say the chef (her husband) is very good, cooking up a wonderful steak and duck. The starters were pretty mediocre (deep fried brie with no bread for example) Over all we spent £100 for the two of us, not realising that over £10 of that was a service charge! Pretty steep given that we barely received any service just the bringing of plates and unscrewing a bottle of red! Too steep. We expect it in fine dining restaurants, however a country pub down a lane that had 6 people dining is a bit much. The tables were dirty, especially the legs,...

My girlfriend and i visited the Rock Inn for a Sunday lunch and we were very very impressed!!! Really nice atmosphere accompanied by really friendly staff and great customer service!!! We opted for the three courses each for a very reasonable £50. We both decided to go for the Brie cheese fondant for starters and it was absolutely spectacular, the best starter we'd both ever had! For the main course we went for the turkey roast dinner and that was equally as impressive as the starter! The Turkey so moist and tender, potatoes superb and all accompanied vegetables well cooked and fantastic!!! Handsome lashings of gravy to really bring it all to life!!!! To finish the meal I went for the toffee...

We decided to take advantage of the getaway package which included 1 night's stay at the hotel, a 3-course meal, and breakfast. What an amazing deal! The room was stunning with all the little extras you could think of. There was a tea tray with proper coffee, a mini fridge with fresh milk, and a delicious slice of bread pudding. The bed was incredibly comfortable in a cozy, warm room. And the food...wow! The steak was one of the best I've ever had, and my husband loved his slow-roasted beef in black treacle and black garlic sauce. The dessert, particularly the ice cream, was out of this world! The wine selection was lovely and Ruth, the friendly landlady, served us perfectly. Her husband, th...