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The New Inn
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Pub with a changing selection of regional ales, homestyle food and a beer garden with Mendip views.
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Cross Ln, Cross, Axbridge BS26 2ED, United Kingdom
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The New Inn

Old Coach Rd, Cross, Axbridge BS26 2EE, United Kingdom
4.7(504)
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Pub with a changing selection of regional ales, homestyle food and a beer garden with Mendip views.

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+44 1934 732455
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newinncross.co.uk

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Clay JohnsonClay Johnson
The New Inn, in Cross, is a fantastic example of Ye Olde English Pub - quintessentially charming and choke full of historic character. Strategically located just off the A38, the New Inn stands as yet another quaint jewel on the string of beautiful hills known as the Mendips - one of Somerset's many Areas of Natural Beauty (AoB). On this occasion, a gloriously sunny day, my daughter and I stopped by for some lunch. We were greeted warmly and personably by staff. We hadn't made a reservation, regardless, we were accommodated at a lovely bay windowed table. The menu, updated weekly, was an eclectic mix of meals all made with locally sourced ingredients. Our mains, lasagne and a revelationary vegetarian curry, were stellar. Our dessert, a very posh bread pudding was, in a word, sublime. We retired, with a couple of pints, to the rear garden and enjoyed the sites, the suds, and the sun. So, whether you're on route somewhere or you've chosen the Mendips as your destination, The New Inn is a great watering hole. With paths up into the hills and along the famous Strawberry Line, you're not short of things to do. Kids? They will love the play area out back. Just remember to book ahead, it can get busy on the weekends. If you haven't booked, don't let that put you off, head on over - they will gladly do their best to accommodate you. Here's hoping you enjoy your next outing there. Let me know when you do. 😊🤞👍👌
E TristramE Tristram
Great pub, my favourite pub in our area even though it's not my local. It has a lovely location (the parking can be a bit problematic, but if you walk there, it's golden). It's always pretty busy, so do book (particularly on a Sunday). It's full of lovely, friendly people, lots of walkers and cyclists, and friendly dogs! Very fast service, and mostly very knowledgeable (I think there was someone on their first shift, so it's forgiveable she wasn't sure). It's quite noisy but not as much as you think because the tables are nicely spaced out - it's a little bit of a warren but I'm a nice way! Quite cozy. We went on a Sunday and the nut roast was a popular vegan option, and there were gluten free options as well I believe. There's also a small menu that isn't roasts on a Sunday so options for everyone. The roasts come with lots of nicely cooked and varied vegetables - the best bit! Lovely pub, really the only one I'd go to in this area if it were up to me!
Nikki Kent-SmithNikki Kent-Smith
Lovely country pub, with friendly staff, nice beer garden with lovely views (sun trap!) and top notch food! The kids (4 & 6yrs) loved the outside play area, it’s worth noting that they are quite a few steps up to the garden and it is quite steep on the grass play area. The food was lovely, freshly cooked and so tasty. Highly recommend the chicken breast with bacon, chive mash and Boursin cheesy sauce! The chips were also super tasty and were a bit like roast potato chips (stole some of the kids 😂). The car park isn’t very big but we managed to get parked ok on the road a little bit further down in the village. We will definitely visit again.
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The New Inn, in Cross, is a fantastic example of Ye Olde English Pub - quintessentially charming and choke full of historic character. Strategically located just off the A38, the New Inn stands as yet another quaint jewel on the string of beautiful hills known as the Mendips - one of Somerset's many Areas of Natural Beauty (AoB). On this occasion, a gloriously sunny day, my daughter and I stopped by for some lunch. We were greeted warmly and personably by staff. We hadn't made a reservation, regardless, we were accommodated at a lovely bay windowed table. The menu, updated weekly, was an eclectic mix of meals all made with locally sourced ingredients. Our mains, lasagne and a revelationary vegetarian curry, were stellar. Our dessert, a very posh bread pudding was, in a word, sublime. We retired, with a couple of pints, to the rear garden and enjoyed the sites, the suds, and the sun. So, whether you're on route somewhere or you've chosen the Mendips as your destination, The New Inn is a great watering hole. With paths up into the hills and along the famous Strawberry Line, you're not short of things to do. Kids? They will love the play area out back. Just remember to book ahead, it can get busy on the weekends. If you haven't booked, don't let that put you off, head on over - they will gladly do their best to accommodate you. Here's hoping you enjoy your next outing there. Let me know when you do. 😊🤞👍👌
Clay Johnson

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Great pub, my favourite pub in our area even though it's not my local. It has a lovely location (the parking can be a bit problematic, but if you walk there, it's golden). It's always pretty busy, so do book (particularly on a Sunday). It's full of lovely, friendly people, lots of walkers and cyclists, and friendly dogs! Very fast service, and mostly very knowledgeable (I think there was someone on their first shift, so it's forgiveable she wasn't sure). It's quite noisy but not as much as you think because the tables are nicely spaced out - it's a little bit of a warren but I'm a nice way! Quite cozy. We went on a Sunday and the nut roast was a popular vegan option, and there were gluten free options as well I believe. There's also a small menu that isn't roasts on a Sunday so options for everyone. The roasts come with lots of nicely cooked and varied vegetables - the best bit! Lovely pub, really the only one I'd go to in this area if it were up to me!
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Lovely country pub, with friendly staff, nice beer garden with lovely views (sun trap!) and top notch food! The kids (4 & 6yrs) loved the outside play area, it’s worth noting that they are quite a few steps up to the garden and it is quite steep on the grass play area. The food was lovely, freshly cooked and so tasty. Highly recommend the chicken breast with bacon, chive mash and Boursin cheesy sauce! The chips were also super tasty and were a bit like roast potato chips (stole some of the kids 😂). The car park isn’t very big but we managed to get parked ok on the road a little bit further down in the village. We will definitely visit again.
Nikki Kent-Smith

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4.7
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5.0
1y

Just popped over there to have a big ol' meal for the family at lunchtime - 50th birthday for m' aunt. Everybody's dinners looked amazing and it was thumbs up all round! I had a late breakfast so had the baked camembert from the specials menu - it was either that or I was going to go for the focacia starter with the soup. The menu made that sound a lot nicer than my basic explanation! Other option for me was to go for the soup with some seasoned fries and piece of mature cheddar. Cheddar of course being... just down the road! I trust and hope it was local, hey!

So uhh, yeah another great looking dish that caught my eye and my cousins, was a mint lamb burger with haloumi, c'orr it looked bloody great. My bread with the camembert was baked and super fresh! Very good bread indeed. Could've done with more butter, but still - great dish!

The prices are a little steep for my student butt, but the food goes to show for that - big time!

The atmosphere is surely nice enough and I was engulfed in the nostalgia of seeing the play park with its iconic tree face play thing, and the swing set. The kiddies seemed entertained!

So uhhm, yeah - highly recommend - nice owner, nice bar lady, waitress took photos for the family with a smile on her face, waiter seemed a little pressured or something - ended up knocking some bits over and the pickle that fell behind me had me made a joke of. No it didn't come out me pants, uncle! Hehe hehe. Nah it was great there, and I can't...

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5.0
2y

The New Inn, in Cross, is a fantastic example of Ye Olde English Pub - quintessentially charming and choke full of historic character. Strategically located just off the A38, the New Inn stands as yet another quaint jewel on the string of beautiful hills known as the Mendips - one of Somerset's many Areas of Natural Beauty (AoB).

On this occasion, a gloriously sunny day, my daughter and I stopped by for some lunch. We were greeted warmly and personably by staff. We hadn't made a reservation, regardless, we were accommodated at a lovely bay windowed table. The menu, updated weekly, was an eclectic mix of meals all made with locally sourced ingredients. Our mains, lasagne and a revelationary vegetarian curry, were stellar. Our dessert, a very posh bread pudding was, in a word, sublime. We retired, with a couple of pints, to the rear garden and enjoyed the sites, the suds, and the sun.

So, whether you're on route somewhere or you've chosen the Mendips as your destination, The New Inn is a great watering hole. With paths up into the hills and along the famous Strawberry Line, you're not short of things to do. Kids? They will love the play area out back. Just remember to book ahead, it can get busy on the weekends. If you haven't booked, don't let that put you off, head on over - they will gladly do their best to accommodate you.

Here's hoping you enjoy your next outing there. Let me know when you...

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1y

Title: Exquisite Sunday Roast Experience at The New Inn Cross

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I recently had the pleasure of indulging in a delightful Sunday roast at The New Inn Cross, and I must say it was a truly exceptional experience from start to finish. From the warm and inviting ambiance of the pub to the mouthwatering dishes served, every aspect of my visit exceeded my expectations.

The roast itself was a culinary masterpiece - the perfectly cooked meats were succulent and flavorful, accompanied by a generous selection of seasonal vegetables that were cooked to perfection. The crispy roast potatoes and fluffy Yorkshire pudding were the cherry on top of this delectable meal.

What truly stood out to me was the impeccable service provided by the staff. They were attentive, friendly, and went above and beyond to ensure that my dining experience was nothing short of perfect. The cozy atmosphere of the pub added to the overall charm of the meal, making it a truly memorable Sunday afternoon.

I highly recommend The New Inn Cross for anyone looking to enjoy a traditional Sunday roast in a welcoming and cozy setting. Whether you're a local looking for a new favorite spot or a visitor passing through, this pub is a must-visit for food enthusiasts and casual diners alike. I cannot wait to return for another unforgettable...

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