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The New Inn at Priddy

Description: The Green, Priddy,Nr. Wells, Somerset BA5 3BB.Tel 01749 676465 / As a freehouse we offer you the best quality locally ... more

The New Inn at Priddy ... sourced products; a wide choice of beers and ciders, a superb range of red and white wines to suit all tastes. Wholesome chef prepared food is available daily using the best of local produce. We aim to provide entertainment and events throughout the year making the New Inn your first choice.

Newest Review: ... parents during rush hour. It was warm, and I was a bit flustered at discovering that people commute from Bristol to London, and therefore my train was packed. Sorry, I digress again. The point to this story is that although I was visiting Cider Country, and was thoroughly looking forward to trying lots of lovely, real and interesting ciders (I'd imagine serving Strongbow in areas like that is ... more

... a crime), all I wanted at that time was something cold and fizzy. So I went for a pint of Ashton Press cider, which absolutely hit the spot, very pleasant taste, and while being cold and fizzy, miles away from the Strongbows of this world. My dad is a ...more

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The New Inn at Priddy: Pretty in Priddy (1107 words)
by - written on 06/07/09 (Very useful, 87 readings)
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I visited Priddy in Somerset for a weekend recently with my parents. Priddy is a very small village somewhere near Wells (I wasn't really paying attention, but it didn't take long to drive to Wells). While we were there I heard one of the locals referring to the villages 400 inhabitants. Now I definitely did not see 400 inhabitants, or enough houses to contain them, but as I understand it English villages don't just count the little group of houses around the green as the village, but also all the surrounding farms and cottages. Anyway, the point of this rambling is to say that Priddy is a pretty (priddy...haha) little village which somehow supports two ... Read the complete review