The Cat Head Inn is located in the Hamstone village of Chiselborough near Stoke-Sub-Hamdon in Somerset. The river Parrett and the Leland trails are close by, making the Inn an ideal location for a drink and a bite to eat. The Cat Head Inn, built from locally quarried Hamstone, nestles between Balam and Gant Hill in the peaceful village of Chiselborough. The Inn was converted from a farmhouse in 1896 when it was granted a beer, porter and cider license.
The Cat Head Inn is a traditional pub, serving real ale, ciders, lagers and wines, food from quick bar snacks to full lunches and dinners. The pub and restaurant is within easy reach of the A303 and between Yeovil, Ilminster, Chard and Taunton. There are plenty of activities in the area, from walking to National Trust houses.
