Inside, you’ll find a spacious public bar and dining area filled with intriguing décor and plenty of personality. The pub prides itself on its home-cooked menu, featuring fresh local produce and a variety of dishes to suit every palate. Pair your meal with a pint of Palmers Ale, a cold beer, or a glass of wine from the pub’s carefully curated selection. With its friendly service and relaxed vibe, the Who’d a Thought It is the perfect spot for catching up with friends or enjoying a meal before venturing out to explore Glastonbury’s cultural hotspots.

For those wishing to stay overnight, the inn offers five well-appointed en-suite bedrooms, each providing a comfortable haven after a day spent soaking up the sights of Somerset. Outside, a sunny beer garden, complete with seating for over thirty guests, invites you to dine alfresco and take in the fresh country air. Dog-friendly and equipped with disabled facilities, the Who’d a Thought It ensures everyone feels right at home. Ample parking next to the pub makes arriving by car a breeze, whether you’re visiting for a quick drink or an extended stay.

Steeped in local lore and cherished by generations, the Who’d a Thought It continues to be a true Glastonbury treasure—one that lives up to its whimsical name and delivers an authentic taste of Somerset charm.