Kings Arms — Restaurant in England

Went there for a Sunday lunch, we was starving as we had broken down and was waiting for recovery at the m5 services just around the corner, got at the pub at 12pm, landlord said " we are taking orders after 1230pm" , so we decided to wait and have a few beers, my partner went to the bar at 130pm to be told there's no food left, while we sat there food was coming out of the kitchen at 2pm, 230pm, 3pm, even at 330pm, at this point we knew we wasn't welcome because we wasn't local and had a Yorkshire accent, personally it was like American wear wolf in London, if your local the landlord will kiss your a--, if your from out of town you get put in the stocks and rotten fruit...

I always feel a bit guilty giving a place a less than perfect score, particularly in these (nearly) post pandemic times and they are trying to get back on their feet, but we were a little disappointed. We only went in for a beer, we didn't eat. The service was quite good, we sat outside and were served reasonably quickly. We wanted a hand pull ale but only one was on offer 'Atlantic'. It was an OK pint, slightly cloudy, vague taste to it but not specifically 'off' so we didn't send it back. We drank it, but can't say it was a great experience and neither of us wanted a second. It was an OK experience and...

In recent months I've stopped here for refreshments after a dog walk. Quality of breakfasts being served to the boys looks superb, Presentation excellent. Very popular at 11:00am or thereabouts. So far tried homemade breadpudding / mug of tea and a bacon sandwitch and cuppa. All were just like you'd make and want at home. Top notch stop-off and as good as any cafe for quality, qiantity and price. Makes dog walking all the more worthwhile. The dog isnt mine but we have defo been missing out until now. Compliments to the cook\cooks. Only thing missing is a quality dark real ale or two - Exmoor Stag,...