Nestled in the Blackdown Hills AONB the Half Moon Inn at Clayhidon provides a traditional country pub experience, with fresh homemade food, real ale and stunning views of the Culm Valley. The pub has a fascinating history, a lovely log fire, and a great selection of locally sourced drinks and food.
We are featured in the Good Pub guide. Our menu features pub favourites, traditional country dishes, world cuisine and incredible homemade puddings. We are a family and dog friendly pub so feel free to pop in with the whole family after a muddy walk on the hills.
We are featured in the Good Pub guide. Our menu features pub favourites, traditional country dishes, world cuisine and incredible homemade puddings. We are a family and dog friendly pub so feel free to pop in with the whole family after a muddy walk on the hills.
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The Half Moon is the longest established inn in the parish of Clayhidon. The first records show a licence was granted to Thomas Salter in 1787. Next to St Andrews church, it was probably built originally as a cottage for stone masons to live in while they built the church in the 13th Century, and this ecclesiastical connection has continued in a totally unique way.
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The Half Moon sits in the peaceful, unspoilt heart of the Blackdown Hills, an AONB, ideally located for enjoying exceptional habitats for wildlife-watching and a maze of fine walks and trails. Just 2 miles away is the Wellington Monument - the tallest triangular obelisk in the world and the landmark of the Blackdown Hills.
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To us at the Half Moon Inn in Clayhidon, it's imperative our food is made with the best quality produce and presented in a beautiful fashion but, most importantly, tastes exquisite. Below you will find a selection of images taken by us or our customers, because here we let our food speak for itself.
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