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Dulcote history - fascinating site dedicated to bringing the history of Dulcote to life.
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The Coach house is 200yards away from the Wells to Glastonbury section of the Sustrans National Cycle Network Route 3 of the West Country Way. The Dulcote section is along a disused railway and is a favourite place for quiet walks with the dog and easy cycle rides. |
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Farmers' market is on in Wells every Wednesday and Saturday - you can walk from the Coach House at Little Fountains in Dulcote! It takes about 20 minutes and the footpath takes you across lovely fields with a great view of the Cathedral and the Bishops Palace on the way.
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The Geoge Inn, Croscombe - our favourite local pub. Great food and good company. The perfect village pub.
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 Jill Parkinson's paintings and prints adorn the Coach House walls. She is a local artist. All are for sale should you want to take one home with you! |
| Favourite Restaurants in Wells are listed below: |
Many are mentioned in the Mendip Food Festival website: http://www.mendipfoodfestival.co.uk/participents.html
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THE OLD SPOT
12 Sadler Street, Wells, Somerset BA5 2SE
01749 689099
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The Old Spot is the latest addition to the Wells restaurant scene and has received rave reviews since it’s opening in the summer. The menu focuses on British & Mediterranean dishes with big flavours. The emphasis is on fresh, quality ingredients and many are sourced locally where possible. Open for lunch Wed – Sun; Dinner Tues – Sat.
Delicious food. Definitely worth booking. Read the review in the Guardian.
Also this website may be of interest as they are discussing The Old Spot: http://www.leyton.org/diary/2006/07/23/the-old-spot-in-wells/ |
Goodfellows
5 Sadler street, Wells, Somerset, BA52RR
Tel: 01749 673866
http://www.goodfellowswells.co.uk/ |
Goodfellows seafood restaurant and patisserie is situated in the centre of Wells just next to the historic market place. The patisserie bakes a selection of artisan breads, cakes and pastries daily and Adam Fellows runs the fish restaurant with his team and cooks fish and seafood that comes daily from Brixham.
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Anton's Place at the Crown in Wells
The Market Place,
Wells, Somerset BA5 2RP
Telephone: 01749 673457 |
Restaurant in Wells Market Place with varied menu and always good
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The Fountain Inn
The Fountain Inn & Boxer's Restaurant
Telephone: 01749 672317 |
Just down the road in Wells. Pub and restaurant. Good food and great place for a lovely evening or lunchtime!
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A little further afield our favourite places are:
The Strode Arms
West Cranmore, Shepton Mallet, BA4 5EZ
Telephone: 01749 880450
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Run by Tim and Ann-Marie Gould. Woulderful food and great atmoshere. Try the paella or the moules...magnifique!
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AT THE CHAPEL
High Street Bruton Somerset BA10 0AE Telephone:01749 814070
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Fab food ranging from delicious pizzas to gourmet nosh. This Guardian review gives a flavour: http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2009/jun/06/matthew-norman-at-the-chapel-somerset
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Glebe Farm B&B in Ashmore, Dorset
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Glebe Farm, High St, Ashmore, Shaftesbury, Dorset SP5 5AE
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Telephone: 01747 811974
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Glebe Farm B&B is another very special place to stay. After you've booked with the Coach House why not have a look at something completely different in Dorset.
Stunning contemporary farmhouse set in the most peaceful location well away from any traffic sound in Dorset's highest village. This is a luxury B&B with lovely rooms and fabulous views. Have a look at their website or find them on the National Trust B&B list.
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There are many associations with Chalice Well covering countless centuries; it is a timeless and sacred place, full of legend, symbolism and atmosphere, a place whose history has no beginning.......
Many of the Coach House visitors find the Chalice Well Gardens in Glastonbury a delightful place to spend a few hours. |
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Holigral provide advanced NLP training and coaching, addressing business and sport. They combine systems thinking and engineering principles with state-of-the-art psychological techniques to effect outrageously high performance for organisations, teams and individuals.
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The Mendip Society
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| Walks in Somerset |
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