• Images from At the Chapel
  • Images from At the Chapel
  • Images from At the Chapel
  • Images from At the Chapel
  • Images from At the Chapel

WHAT

Restaurant

WHERE

A303, Junction Leigh Common; 12 minutes

WHEN

Restaurant and bakery: Mon–Sun 8am-6pm
Takeaway pizza: Fri-Sat noon-8pm

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    Dog friendly

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    Kid friendly

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    Disabled access

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    Free WiFi for visitors

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    Vegetarian or vegan options

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    Gluten-free options

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    Organic

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    Recycling/sustainability practices

A303

Bruton, Somerset's arty enclave, is the perfect backdrop for At the Chapel. This converted 17th-century building has been transformed with minimalist delicacy into a destination with contemporary bedrooms, restaurant, bar, winery - natural wines are a speciality - and an artisan bakery. On the rose, jasmine and honeysuckle-scented sun terrace, the vibe is relaxed and the visitors creative and contented.

Drop in for a coffee and oven-warmed pastry or lunch on chargrilled Cornish sardines or a wood-fired sourdough pizza with Driftwood goats' cheese and wild mushrooms. Chef works closely with local, organic and biodynamic growers and the seasonal menu enlarges for dinner. Fig leaf ice cream and chocolate orange tiramisu are wise dessert options.

Book inside or spill over into alfresco territory to enjoy views out to Bruton's 12th-century dovecote. The popular 'Meantime' cultural evenings are designed to inspire conversations in the community.


Back to venues

At the Chapel,
28 High Street, Bruton,
BA10 0AE
Tel - 01749 814070
Email - Send email to At the Chapel
Web - atthechapel.co.uk

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