Somerset pub with ‘idyllic' beer garden among top UK pub gardens
MUDDY Stilettos have published a new list of the top beer gardens with the best views across the UK with a pub from Somerset described as 'idyllic'.
In a new list published by Muddy Stilettos on June 4, 2025, the Muddy Stilettos team named the UK's 'most sought-after' pubs with the most 'gorgeous views'.
The named pubs are their recommended top pub gardens across the counties.
In the article, the spokesperson said: 'As summer rolls through we all naturally flock to the UK's most sought-after place, the pub. So why not drink in style with gorgeous views?
'Here are our top pub gardens across the counties where you can make the most of the rays.'
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The Wheatsheaf, located in Combe Hay, near Bath has been named one as having one of the top beer gardens in Somerset.
This pub has been nestled in the village of Combe Hay since the 1500s with views across the Somerset countryside.
The owners of the pub said: 'The Wheatsheaf is a relaxed and charming traditional country pub, perfect for all seasons, open for food and drink.
'Enjoy lazy lunches in our beautiful, terraced gardens or cosy up by the open fire as the days draw in.'
The pub is also dog friendly and offers the option to make a getaway out of your visit by booking a room.
A spokesperson for Muddy Stilettos said: 'The views from the terrace across the verdant, undulating Somerset countryside are idyllic; the Modern British menu using fresh produce from their kitchen garden is excellent; and if you can't bear to tear yourself away then stay the night in cosy, stylish rooms in The Shed and The Wendy House to extend the pleasure.'
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