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SOMERTON
Found in the centre of Somerton is The Buttercross Tearooms, a cosy café which is the ideal place to gather with friends and enjoy a warm pot of speciality tea or a slice of freshly baked cake.
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  FOR COFFEE
FOR A GREAT DAY OUT
Looking for an exciting family day out in nature? At Lytes Cary Manor you can play a game of hide and seek, hunt for bugs or simply enjoy some quality time in the great outdoors. You can also learn all about the special wildlife that thrives at Lytes Cary Manor and join the ranger team to help build a birdbox.
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/lytes-cary-manor
AND FINALLY... DON’T MISS
So good, it’s worth mentioning twice! Come and have some fun in the sun at Somerstock music festival. With a wide range of food and drinks on offer, you can sit back and enjoy the large variety of musical stages, or explore the
eclectic and interesting retail vendors, fun activities and children’s events happening all around the festival.
somerstock.co.uk
 The Buttercross Tea Rooms, Market Pl, Somerton TA11 7NB www.thebuttercrosstearooms.com | 01458 273168
FOR DELICIOUS FOOD
The White Hart Somerton is a quintessential British pub, with soul-warming home cooked meals and fresh locally sourced pints, this charming award-winning pub is the perfect place for a casual dinner with friends and family.
The White Hart, Market Place, Somerton, Somerset TA11 7LX whitehartsomerton.com | 01458 272273
FOR A SPECIAL OCCASION
If you’re looking to dine somewhere for a special occasion, 28 Market Place is sure to be a hit. Championing the very best of the west country, their menu is defined by those they work alongside- serving food produced locally they strive to serve only the best and freshest products available.
28 Market Place, 28 Market Place, Somerton TA11 7NB 28marketplace.co.uk | 01458 333444
   Photo credit: Somerstock Festival photographs printed with kind permission of Victoria Welton (victoriaweltonphotography.com)















































































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