Eating, Dining & Pubs
| Title | Description | Telephone Number and Email Address | Website |
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Priory Coffee |
Priory Coffee is a family run, friendly speciality coffee shop |
01935 315005 |
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Stoke sub Hamdon Working Men's Club |
Stoke sub Hamdon Working Men's Club sits in the heart of Stoke and was gifted to the village by Southcombe Brothers in 1923. The Club is held in trust and run by a Committee on behalf of its members. Membership to the Club is £5.00 per year |
01935 823297 |
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The Fleur de Lis |
The Fleur de Lis is a historic 15th Century country inn. The house itself was built as an annexe to Stoke sub Hamdon's 11th Century Priory and has in its grounds one of only five remaining courts in Britian for the ancient game of Fives |
01935 593274 |
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The Half Moon |
The Half Moon is a freehouse offering an extensive range of beers and holds music nights on Saturdays. It supports the village by donating prizes, holding events such as skittles evenings and other fund raising events for the village and other charities |
01935 824890 |
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The Lighthouse Cafe |
The cafe was officially opened on 30th January 2010 in the All Saints Hall in the centre of the village opposite the Fleur de Lis. The hall had been given a facelift with the vision of opening a meeting place where people in the village could meet and be refreshed. Initially it was opened for two days a week but times have changed to suit the requirements of our customers and volunteers. Under the auspices of St Mary's church it is totally run by volunteers both from the village and the church. As well as serving hot and cold drinks, cakes etc., a light lunch is available. There is a comfy seating area where toys and games are provided for young children. A listening service is provided for those who would like someone to talk to. Following Covid restrictions we will only be open on Mondays from 10.00am to 1.00pm for the time being. If you haven't been already do please pay us a visit, you would be most welcome. |
Sarah Russell 01935 826355 |
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The Prince of Wales Inn |
This traditional characteristic pub situated on Ham Hill Country Park, is a haven for walkers, dog owners and families to stroll and play among the hills, woods and surrounding fields. The pub is cosy and welcoming with a separate snug, restaurant and Chapel which is utilised for large functions. There is also extensive seating outside making most of the views and, a hidden garden with its own stage and bar. |
01935 822848
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