A seventeenth-century Ham stone pub near East Lambrook Manor
The Rose and Crown is a beautifully refurbished 17th-century Ham stone pub located in the picturesque village of East Lambrook. The historic building combines authentic period character with modern comfort, serving as a well-known Somerset destination for home-cooked food. Sitting just a short distance from the Grade I listed gardens at East Lambrook Manor, it offers an ideal rest stop for anyone exploring the local history and countryside.
Local seasonal dining, a historic buried well, and a skittle alley
The kitchen builds its menu around local produce, matching traditional pub favourites and seasonal specials with pints of Palmers cask ale or quality wines. Guests can dine in the cosy lounge or the intimate restaurant room, which features a unique historic buried well built into the structure.
A quiet outdoor beer garden provides plenty of space for open-air dining, with dogs welcome to join you both inside and out. The property also houses a traditional skittle alley for group bookings and family events, with a large on-site car park and full disabled facilities to ensure an accessible visit for all.























































