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Worth a day visit definitely to the caves. The main cave was very interesting, good level of information provided and I learnt a lot about the history. The shops and restaurants are good (we went to Cafe Gorge - really yummy lunch). Some of the other attractions aren’t going to be the best you’ve ever seen but passes away the hours pleasantly. The walk up Jacobs ladder was tough on the legs and then beyond the ladder the steep hill is an effort but has glorious views. We didn’t do the round trip across the gorge top but simply walked for a while then turned back. We should have booked online as you save a few pounds each but had been hesitant because of weather report. Would recommend you booking if you know for sure you are going. We also visited Wells on our way home but was a little disappointed with the shops as many were closed on Sunday. We stayed at Bath arms Hotel would recommend their hotel and their food. Very close to Cheddar caves.

Perfect accommodation 10 minute walk from town centre Wonderful tea rooms at Lion Rock tea room Great evening meals at both Frank’s and The Bath Arms Topped off with a great breakfast at The Eidelweiss Cafe It is an area of outstanding beauty, with dramatic vista’s

A Birthday Bucket List 2 Night Weekend for my husband & me.Stayed at The Bath Hotel (excellent Inn like hotel a few minutes walk from the village & the infamous Cheddar Gorge ). We pre-booked on -line to have an Indian Meal at Cheddar Cottage which is 2 minutes walk from the hotel (if booking a reservation on line please note it doesn’t have a license you have to take your own alcohol). The next day we had pre-booked tickets for The Cheddar Gorge Caves & Museums..fabulous tours & a little warning Jacobs Ladder is what it says an almost vertical ladder of 274 gruelling steps but well worth the view at the top .We did the full scenic walks very muddy & rocky (if you haven’t got a walking stick grab a stirdy branch to take with you)but what an experience!! The Village has plenty of eateries & pubs but the food at The BathHotel is worth the money for a pub meal or at the restaurant .

Beautiful landscape in the gorge, the caves: the largest, very interesting and beautiful. I think the museum is with free admission, since there was no one controlling the entrance, so if you pass by you can take a look, it is very small but it is interesting. The town is very nice, but everything closes very early as is the tradition in Great Britain. If you are a foreigner, forget about this town after 5pm. There are only a few restaurants left open and many are for drunks who go out at night to drink alcohol, rather than to dine. Restaurants sell food until 8 or 9pm. There are some Chinese take away open until 10.

An amazing place, outstanding scenery, very friendly people. The caves are a must, what you see when your in there is breathtaking. Multiple places to eat. La Rocco (Italian) great food, friendly staff. The Gardeners arms great food also and great staff.

Lovely area. We walked up the gorge for sunset, easy to do up the public footpath. Would recommend a visit to the Thai resturant, lovely food. The White Hart - a genuine proper pub with lovey beer garden. Recommned trying ice-cream - lots of flavours to choose from, highly recommend Blackcurrant & Cream. In the area, a day at Galstonbury and a walk up the Tor. Wells Catherdral is gorgeous. Lots of lovely ciders to try :-)