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Williton isn't that inspiring but it's right at the bottom of the quantock hills which look like an amazing place to go walking. It's quite close to the sea too which was nice for a morning stroll.

Williton is a bustling pretty village with some beautiful walks and picture postcard buildings.It has a lot of facilities that include an excellent local bus service 2 supermarkets,2 pubs and cafes. I ate at the Mason's Arms- a very cosy and welcoming local pub that does well cooked pub grub and good cider.I have heard the cafes do excellent food during the day and the local Indian restaurant was highly recommended by my hosts-i would suggest you book as it's very popular and they start serving from 5.00pm. It's location on the A39 and A358 make it ideal whether you are travelling for work or pleasure.

Williton is a nice little village with shops and restaurants I would highly recommend the Indian restaurant the food was amazing.it is a lovely place to walk around, the only downside is parking facilities.

Decent Indian restaurant and chippie. Masons Arms very friendly pub with good food and booze. Generally a small working town with a petrol station, bakery, post office, bank and grocery stores. Not far to all points of local interest. Bus service to Minehead and Taunton. Can't think of anything to avoid, except the traffic coming round the bend.

On a monday ( at least) no restaurants/food is available in the village - only the indian Restuarant . The fish and chip shop / pizza parlour closed at 8.00. Few other restaurants further afield served food citing "C19/ cannot get the staff". It was a struggle to find anything apart from a Turkish pizza takeaway at Watchet . Even turned away from a hotel restuarant which was open at Porlock , on the basis not open to non residents. Seems only the National Trust and ethnic restaurants have found away round staffing and C19.

There is a rec ground close by, which is great for dog owners. The high street has 2 supermarkets, a butcher, a bakery and a (very) well frequented chip shop. The town is well located for the sights we accessed: Tarr Steps, Minehead, Watchet, Porlock, Lynton, Dunster, Horner. This was our first time in Somerset: we’ll return.