Review:
I was driving up the A350 being tailgated by a thirty ton tanker who thoght he was auditioning for Speilberg's 'Duel'. Having played cat and mouse with him for quite long enough I pulled into the carpark of a convenient pub to let him put a good half hour between us. I then realised that the pub, despite being bang on the A350, looked rather nice. It was the Somerset Arms. It has a very welcoming beer garden round the back, where the carpark is, but unfortunately it was raining.

Review:
Situated at the top end of the town, just off the market square, this Chinese restaurant served the dishes that you would usually expect at such an establishment. Prawn crackers arrived shortly after placing my order of a beef satay starter and a main course of chicken with ginger and pineapple. The satay had a sharp but not unpleasant taste while thin slices of ginger gave the chicken a welcome potency.