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Public Food Register [PDF] Food Hygient Rating Scheme Type of Business Business Name Address1 Address2 Address3 Address4 Post Code Status Date Opened Accommodation - B&B Alls Well Farmhouse B&B Langport Road Long Sutton Langport, Somerset TA10 9EG FHRS - Included Accommodation - B&B Ammonite Lodge Guest House 43 High Street Chard Somerset TA20 1QL FHRS - Included 10-Apr-06 Accommodation - B&B Arundels Arundels Farm Lower Wiltown Curry Rivel Somerset TA10 0AD FHRS - Included 26-Jun-09 Accommodation - B&B Ashlea House High Street North Cadbury Yeovil, Somerset BA22 7DP FHRS - Included 16-Jan-07 Accommodation - B&B Avalon House B&B Avalon House South Street Castle Cary Somerset BA7 7ES FHRS - Included 19-Aug-16 Accommodation - B&B Bagnell Cottage B&B Little Norton Norton Sub Hamdon Stoke Sub Hamdon TA14 6TF FHRS - Included 17-Aug-09 Accommodation - B&B Barn at Church Farm Church Farm School Lane Compton Dundon Somerton TA11 6TE FHRS - Included 21-Jan-21 Accommodation - B&B Bed and Breakfast 5 Grove Alley Bruton Somerset BA10 0ET FHRS - Exempt 19-Jun-14 Accommodation - B&B Blue Ball Coombe Street Bruton Somerset BA10 0EP FHRS - Included 03-Jun-14 Accommodation - B&B Brewers Cottage Bed and Breakfast Brewers Cottage Isle Brewers Taunton TA3 6QL FHRS - Included 12-Aug-16 Accommodation - B&B Brook Cottage B&B Brook Cottage Brookhampton North Cadbury Yeovil, Somerset BA22 7DA FHRS - Included 03-Aug-09 Accommodation - B&B Burrow Hill Bed & Breakfast Orchard View Burrow Way Kingsbury Episcopi Martock TA12 6BU FHRS - Included 21-Sep-15 Accommodation - B&B Burrowfield House Burrowfield Bruton Somerset BA10 0HJ FHRS - Included 29-Mar-16 Accommodation - B&B Calendar Cottage Silver Street Misterton Crewkerne, Somerset TA18 8NB FHRS - Included 18-Aug-15 Accommodation - B&B Carents House B&B Carents House 7A Middle Street Montacute Yeovil, Somerset TA15 6UZ FHRS - Included 18-Dec-06 Accommodation - B&B Cary Fitzpaine Farmhouse Cary Fitzpaine Road Charlton Mackrell Somerton, Somerset BA22 8JB FHRS - Included 15-Mar-06 Accommodation - B&B Church Farm Barn Bed and Breakfast Church Farm Barn Church Street Yeovilton Yeovil BA22 8JE FHRS - Included 06-Sep-11 Accommodation - B&B Corner House B&B Corner House Cudworth Street Cudworth Ilminster, Somerset TA19 0PR FHRS - Included 22-Aug-19 Accommodation - B&B Ellesmere B&B Ellesmere House South Street Castle Cary Somerset BA7 7EX FHRS - Included 19-Aug-16 Accommodation - B&B Eton House (Caurlauren Lifestyle Resort) 38 Preston Road Yeovil Somerset BA21 3AQ FHRS - Included 25-Jan-19 Accommodation - B&B Etsome House Etsome House Etsome Hill Somerton Somerset TA11 6JD FHRS - Included 17-Nov-16 Accommodation - B&B Glebe House B&B Glebe House Claycastle Haselbury Plucknett Crewkerne, Somerset TA18 7PB FHRS - Included 17-Jun-08 Accommodation - B&B Granary Barn B&B Granary Barn Thorney Muchelney Somerset TA10 0DW FHRS - Included 13-Mar-17 Accommodation - B&B Ham Farm B&B Ham Farm Ham Combe St Nicholas Chard, Somerset TA20 3HS FHRS - Included 23-Feb-10 Accommodation - B&B High House Bed & Breakfast 73 High Street Bruton Somerset BA10 0AL FHRS - Included 10-May-11 Accommodation - B&B Home Barn Bed & Breakfast Home Barn Mudford Sock Mudford Yeovil BA22 8EA FHRS - Included 04-May-16 Accommodation - B&B Lark Hill B&B Lime Kiln Lane Hadspen Castle Cary BA7 7LX FHRS - Included 21-Sep-15 Accommodation - B&B Liongate House Northover Ilchester Yeovil, Somerset BA22 8NG FHRS - Included 14-Mar-11 Accommodation - B&B Lodge House B&B Buckland St Mary Chard Somerset TA20 3TA FHRS - Included 09-Sep-15 Accommodation - B&B Lower Farm B&B Lower Farm Somerton Road Kingweston Somerton, Somerset TA11 6BA FHRS - Included Accommodation - B&B Lower Severalls Farmhouse Lower Severalls Farm Lower Severalls Farm RoadMerriott Somerset TA18 7NX FHRS - Included Accommodation - B&B Moorfields B and B Moorfields Pibsbury Langport Somerset TA10 9EJ FHRS - Included 17-Mar-21 Accommodation - B&B Open Pathway Retreat Centre Laurel Lane Queen Camel Yeovil, Somerset BA22 7NU FHRS - Included 09-Oct-08 Accommodation - B&B Pound Farm B&B Main Street Chilthorne Domer Yeovil BA22 8RD FHRS - Included 12-Mar-15 Accommodation - B&B Pyle Guest House Whitestaunton Chard TA20 3DZ FHRS - Included 04-Jun-18 Accommodation - B&B Redlake Farm Lodges Redlake Farm Littleton Somerton Somerset TA11 6NS FHRS - Excluded 16-Apr-14 Accommodation - B&B Redlynch Farm House B&B Redlynch Road Pitcombe Bruton BA10 0NH FHRS - Excluded 29-May-12 Accommodation - B&B Shave Farm Bed and Breakfast Shave Farm Shave Lane Donyatt Ilminster, Somerset TA19 0SA FHRS - Included 09-Feb-10 Accommodation - B&B Slipper Cottage 41 Bishopston Montacute Somerset TA15 6UX FHRS - Included 10-Jan-07 Accommodation - B&B Steve James Ltd Eastfield Farm Yeovil Road Tintinhull Yeovil BA22 8QWFHRS - Included 29-Mar-18 Accommodation - B&B Stocklinch Shepherds Hut The Old Post Office Owl Street Stocklinch Ilminster TA19 9JG FHRS - Included 30-Mar-19 Accommodation - B&B Taste (South West) Ltd Oak House Coombe Street Bruton Somerset BA10 0EN FHRS - Included 22-Dec-09 Accommodation - B&B The Fat Pigeon Brympton House Brympton Avenue Brympton Yeovil BA22 8TD FHRS - Included 05-Oct-12 Accommodation - B&B The Hub at No.3 3 Market Place Wincanton Somerset BA9 9LD FHRS - Included 13-Aug-18 Accommodation - B&B The Keep 8 South Street Yeovil Somerset BA20 1QE FHRS - Included 05-Aug-11 Accommodation - B&B The Lynch Country House 4 Behind Berry Somerton Somerset TA11 7PD FHRS - Included Accommodation - B&B The Old Bakery Bed & Breakfast The Old Bakery Swell Lane Fivehead Taunton TA3 6PA FHRS - Included 13-May-13 Food Hygient Rating Scheme Type of Business Business Name Address1 Address2 Address3 Address4 Post Code Status Date Opened Accommodation - B&B The Parsonage B&B Muchelney Road Muchelney Langport, Somerset TA10 0DL FHRS - Included 25-Mar-15 Accommodation - B&B The Wheelhouse The Wheelhouse Gawbridge MillGawbridge Kingsbury Episcopi Martock TA12 6BY FHRS - Included 11-Oct-11 Accommodation - B&B Turks Hall B&B Turks Hall Lusty Bruton Somerset BA10 0BX FHRS - Included 14-Jun-18 Accommodation - B&B Winslow Retreat B&B Winslow House Water Street Martock Somerset TA12 6JP FHRS - Included 21-Jul-09 Accommodation - B&B Yarlington House Yarlington Wincanton Somerset BA9 8DY FHRS - Included 13-Jun-16 Accommodation - B&B FHRS - Included and Private 09-May-14 Accommodation - B&B FHRS - Included and Private 19-Mar-20 Accommodation - Hotel/Guest HouseBarefoots Orchard Station Road Bruton Somerset BA10 0EH FHRS - Included 29-Aug-07 Accommodation - Hotel/Guest HouseCleers View Farm Somerton Hill Pitney Langport, Somerset TA10 9AD FHRS - Included Accommodation - Hotel/Guest HouseCricket St Thomas Hotel Food Establishments Cricket St Thomas Hotel ComplexWindwhistle Cricket St Thomas Chard TA20 4DD FHRS - Included 23-Jan-15 Accommodation - Hotel/Guest HouseGeorge Hotel Market Place Castle Cary Somerset BA7 7AH FHRS - Included Accommodation - Hotel/Guest HouseHome Farm B&B Home Farm Hornsbury Hill Chard Somerset TA20 3DB FHRS - Included 18-Dec-06 Accommodation - Hotel/Guest HouseHopes B&B Hopes Little Street Norton Sub Hamdon Stoke Sub Hamdon, SomersetTA14 6SR FHRS - Included 10-Jan-08 Accommodation - Hotel/Guest HouseHornsbury Mill Eleighwater Chard Somerset TA20 3AQ FHRS - Included Accommodation - Hotel/Guest HouseIlchester Arms Hotel The Square Church Street Ilchester Somerset BA22 8LN FHRS - Included Accommodation - Hotel/Guest HouseKings Arms Hotel North Road Charlton Horethorne Milborne Port, Somerset DT9 4NL FHRS - Included 10-Aug-07 Accommodation - Hotel/Guest HouseLanes Hotel High Street West Coker Yeovil, Somerset BA22 9AJ FHRS - Included Accommodation - Hotel/Guest HouseLangport Arms Hotel Cheapside Langport Somerset TA10 9PD FHRS - Included Accommodation - Hotel/Guest HouseManor Hotel Hendford Yeovil Somerset BA20 1TG FHRS - Included Accommodation - Hotel/Guest HouseMistletoe Farm Clayhanger Common Combe St Nicholas Chard, Somerset TA20 3AF FHRS - Included 04-May-11 Accommodation - Hotel/Guest HouseNorthover Manor Hotel Northover Ilchester Yeovil, Somerset BA22 8LD FHRS - Included Accommodation - Hotel/Guest HousePreston Hotel 64 Preston Road Yeovil Somerset BA20 2DL FHRS - Included 03-Oct-18 Accommodation - Hotel/Guest HouseShrubbery Hotel Ltd Station Road Ilminster Somerset TA19 9AR FHRS - Included Accommodation - Hotel/Guest HouseSomerton Court Country House Somerton Court Lower Somerton Somerton Somerset TA11 7AH FHRS - Included Accommodation - Hotel/Guest HouseTerrace Lodge Hotel South Western Terrace Yeovil Somerset BA20 1NB FHRS - Exempt 15-Oct-15 Accommodation - Hotel/Guest HouseThe Devonshire Arms On The Green Long Sutton Langport, Somerset TA10 9LP FHRS - Included Accommodation - Hotel/Guest HouseThe Farmyard The Farmyard Yarlington Shatwell, Wincanton BA9 8DL FHRS - Included 20-Apr-20 Accommodation - Hotel/Guest HouseThe George Hotel 39 Market Square Crewkerne Somerset TA18 7LP FHRS - Included Accommodation - Hotel/Guest HouseThe Hollies Hotel and Restaurant Ltd Bower Hinton Martock Somerset TA12 6LG FHRS - Included Accommodation - Hotel/Guest HouseThe Lordleaze Hotel Henderson Drive Chard Somerset TA20 2HW FHRS - Included Accommodation - Hotel/Guest HouseThe Phoenix Hotel 15 Fore Street Chard Somerset TA20 1PH FHRS - Included Accommodation - Hotel/Guest HouseThorne House Thorne Yeovil Somerset BA21 3PZ FHRS - Included 29-Apr-14 Accommodation - Hotel/Guest HouseTravelodge Hotels Ltd A303 Horton Cross Ilminster, Somerset TA19 9PT FHRS - Included 25-Jun-07 Accommodation - Hotel/Guest HouseTravelodge Hotels Ltd Lawrence Hill Wincanton
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