Hestercombe Gardens
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Allways really enjoy our visits and a wander up through the woodland and valley and a meal either in the dining room in the house or the stables cafe. Oh yes a very good 2nd hand bookshop and plant centre to throw into the mix.
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very beautiful place with nice shop and separate cafe, dog friendly throughout which is great and some good vegan options although their vegan recipes need a little work.... they had a delicious chai cake but was too dry I've done vegan baking and never made a dry cake.
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I went to thier Christmas craft fair, very impressed lots of high quality goodies. More professional than most fairs but apparently its a £180per stall so they need to be on thier game to make that sort of money before even paying themselves a wage.
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Loved the manor house and the gardens very relaxing.
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A nice place to walk the dog around the grounds and enjoy a meal, but it is not cheap so save your visit for the spring or summer.
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Lovely place
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Very suggestive and relaxing
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Lovely place to visit, we are going to take a picnic there in the summer with the grandchildren, they loved the open space, was perfect for them to explore.
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Went for the late night opening for Christmas. It was free to get in had to pay extra to see santa and work shop. I paid a visit to the gift shop and brought some christmas decorations. The shop was reasonable priced. The food was lovely I had a pigs in blanket pizza and chocolate log and hot chocolate was to die for. The best thing for me and my son was toasting the marshmallows on the fire. There was also a live band and the children were dancing. Really would recommend lovely festive feeling.
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I love Hestercombe...my only beef is the cost..always feels quite pricey
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A hidden gem! Sympathetically restored gardens with superb views across Somerset countryside. A great range of different events taking place throughout the year. Annual membership available. Dogs welcome, even in The Stables.<br>Their restaurant, situated in the main House, is excellent with special attention given to presentation & service. Polite, helpful staff, beautifully prepared, delicious food - a special place to go.
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Santa was fully booked !? Go else where
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Fabulous place and wonderful food and coffee.
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Nice grounds but only went to a christmas market there.
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Beautiful house, in a beautiful setting.
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Went for the Christmas market. It had a variety of craft stalls, that ranged from food, alcohol to trinkets and art. Had to pay to get in but it was reduced for members. The market was under a large heated tent. Was very cozy
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I love this place do much, beautiful gardens and delicious food in the restaurant
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Excellent cafe well worth a visit after walking in the gardens.
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Lovely afternoon out. Great selection of Christmas ideas
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Lovely place, beautiful gardens. S lovely wander any time of year
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Lovely walk, cracking house and brilliant wedding venue
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Lovely venue to have a wedding
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Fabulous at any time if the year, thus garden is particularly beautiful on a sunny autumn day. Plus, the fire brigade have moved out & so the house is now open & the cafe serves a pretty decent cream tea for under £10, whilst temporary exhibitions occupy much of the rest of the house.
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A delight to walk through the restored 18 century landscape gardens and the Edwardian formal gardens designed by Sir Edward Lutyens and Gertrude Jekyll in the early 20th century. Well worth a visit
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Only walking in the gardens very nice but muddy I'll wear boots next time
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