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The Queen Victoria Inn (Priddy)Newest Review: ... cosy look as its competitor, which was carpeted, light and had nice padded seats around the walls. The Queen Victoria is stone flagged, a bit dim and doesn't have so many comfy seats. However, the real issue for me in terms of comfort was the temperature. It really was very chilly. It being June, there was no heating on (understandably) but it wasn't a very warm weekend, and the thick old ... more |
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So, here is my review of the second pub in the village of Priddy, Somerset...a tiny place which seems to have no problems supporting two pubs. The Queen Victoria is located off the main road through the village, not too far from the green but not overlooking it as the New Inn is. The Queen Victoria is an old building, with a decent sized car park across the road and a beer garden in front of the building. One benefit of its location is that while the beer garden of the New Inn may not get much shade in its beer garden, the Queen Victoria has a lot of large trees around it so on a sunny day you will have the option of sitting in the sun or ... Read the complete review
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