An Open Door for Muddy Paws at the Queens Arms
Somerset-based destination dining pub, The Queens Arms, has
reported a steady rise in pups as punters during owners, Gordon and Jeanette
Reid's, seven years at the helm, as more and more dog owners discover their
award-winning food, 5-star rooms and exceptional hospitality for man's best
friend. With a welcome drink at the door, labelled 0% ABV, and doggy treats
flying off the bar, demand has risen sharply for its dog friendly
accommodation, complete with a wooden floor, wet room, dog bed, bowl and towel
to make sure everyone feels right at home.
Following a lunch menu built around produce from the pub's
own kitchen garden and smallholding, with gravy bones and doggy biscuits a
popular side order, visitors to The Queens Arms can walk off their meals around
the rolling country hills that surround the pub. Gordon and Jeanette have even
mapped out four rural routes in a handy guide for their guests, ranging from
5.5 miles to 16 miles and offering a variety of terrains. Wellies are available
to anyone wishing to go off the beaten track, sure of a warm welcome for muddy
boots, and even muddier dogs, upon their return.
Jeanette explains: “Dog owners are such a friendly crowd and
fit perfectly with the atmosphere that we strive to create at The Queens Arms.
Our AA Rosettes for Culinary Excellence and Taste of the West awards are
testament to the fact that it's entirely possible to combine a high quality
dining experience with a dog friendly culture and our front of house team are
more than happy to keep the water bowls refilled around the pub as they serve.
Like most people in the local area, we have dogs, and know the value of a
bolthole that welcomes our four-legged friends, so we're delighted that people
are seeking us out as a pub for pups.”
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