Hi, Yes they are on a lead. We normally just ask the other diners if they are ok if a dog comes in, just incase someone is allergic or scared of dogs

Hello, You can walk but please avoid the A39 route as a phone or sat nav would take you the most direct route which would be along the busy A39. When you come out of the station walk along the road past the pub to the bus stop and turn right there into a residential street, Castlemead. At the end of this road turn right and then turn right again onto Monksway. When you get to the end of this road you will be next to a post office and you will need to try and cross over the A39 over to Gingerman's hairdressers and up along this road all the way to the cider farm, past Cleeve Abbey and the White horse pub. It is walkable with a buggy but it will probably take at least 20 minutes to do this safer route. I hope this helps!

Tough one, there’s a good part of the walk down from the main road (A39) to the farm which you’ll probably be walking on the side of the road as I don’t remember there being footpaths there often. I think that part might be a bit tricky with the pushchair due to traffic going past & the corners for that reason, but it wouldn’t be impossible.

Hello, We had a 42ft coach arrive this week, he entered no problem but it is the turning around which can be tricky. The car park was not full and he was able to turn around so it does depend how busy we are. Another option if you cannot manoeuvre is to drop off people and park at Cleeve Abbey but this is a 10 minute walk back to us. I hope this helps

Hi, Our menu ranges from various sandwiches and toasties at around £5, hot food such as ham egg and chips, all day breakfast, jackets, omlettes is from £5.75 up £8 for a ploughmans with a specials board which is normally around £6 depending on the items there, currently fish cakes with salad. Thanks

To be honest, I wouldn't know but I would have phoned the shop up to ask. Good luck!

Yes its very animal friendly