George & Pilgrims

You're stepping into actual Glastonbury history here—this place has been serving travellers since the 1400s, and it feels it in the best way. The dining rooms have uneven floors, exposed stonework, and fireplaces that actually work, which means winter visits are genuinely atmospheric rather than just Instagram-baiting. The menu trades in comfort: proper roasts, local fish, the kind of food that makes sense in a room like this. It's the sort of place you'd genuinely expect pilgrims heading to the Tor to have stopped for sustenance, except now there's decent wine and you don't need to sleep in the stables afterwards.