F.east

So simple, first time back since the move from East Street. The access has changed a little. The restaurant is now upstairs on an small industrial estate, still in Ilminster although at the edge. So access for those who have difficulty climbing is definitely restricted and limits access. The food is worth the climb if you are able, it's on the 1st floor. The menu is reliable. Good whole food with the always good f.east salad on offer. Coffee is also good here. The menu shown is from January 2020 they usually have three specials on offer as well. Make the effort if you like simple food with great flavours.

Totally loved this place. Excellent food, good prices. Plenty of choices. Nice friendly atmosphere. Will definitely return and highly recommend to anyone....no need to be veggie or vegan...you will love the food here. I'm about 90% vegan, 10% veggie, so was delighted to find this place. It's a bit away from the town centre down a scruffy looking road, but once you are inside it's worth the trip here.

Tucked away down a rough track in an old industrial building we were very pleasantly surprised to find this gem of a restaurant purely by chance. We were served a tasty breakfast of avacado and poached egg on toast with some fresh coffee to wash it down. I even went away with a new shirt from the quirky on site shop! Well worth a visit.

Had an amazing meal at F.east. Great choice and very tasty. A good way to introduce more vegetarian and vegan food into my diet. I will definitely go back. Lunch time was busy but everything managed correctly so we didn't have to wait too long. Nice to see all the fresh food being prepared in front of our eyes in the open kitchen.

Fantastic little hidden gem. Very accommodating staff by making us a late breakfast / early lunch. Coffee was great especially with a little drop of honey! We were too full to enjoy the cake but we did take some with us and it was excellent. Get off the A303 and skip the services as this is definitely worth a stop! We will see you again on our next trip on the A303.