A LANDMARK pub restaurant near Yeovil will re-open this month.

The Red House, on the A37 Dorchester Road, will be opening for drinks only from October 30, having shut earlier this year.

Announcing the opening date on social media, a spokesperson said: “Exciting News! We are delighted to announce that we are able to share our opening date with you all.

“From Wednesday, October 30, we will be opening our doors.

“For the time being, we will be offering drinks only, with food coming very soon. Keep an eye on our social media for more information and revision to the opening hours in the coming weeks.”

In the meantime, the pub confirmed the opening hours at The Red House in Yeovil will be:
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 3pm til close
Thursday: 3pm til close
Fridays: Noon til close
Saturdays: Noon til close
Sundays: Noon til close

“We can’t wait to see you all soon,” they added.

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Previously, the Red House posted how it was re-opening.

“Exciting times are ahead for The Red House,” they said. “We’re thrilled to announce that will be opening in the coming weeks under new management.

“We can’t wait to share all the fantastic things we have in store.”

The Campaign for Real Ale (Camra) previously listed The Red House as an “old, substantial, stone-built pub”.

“The name Red House is believed to derive from the name Redlings, the rich arable land around the pub being reddish in colour,” it added.