Lovely little museum, with lots to see. Great atmosphere and plenty of visitors. People seemed to meet there to do crafts etc or just have food and drink. We had a lovely cup of coffee on arrival. looked around and then stayed for lunch. The best panini I have ever had, light and crispy. I asked about it and was told that everything is sourced locally. The staff are so friendly and helpful.

We came to see the Dr Who exhibition - we are great fans of the BBC programme ever since it began in the early 50s. The display covered every actor who has played the part of Dr Who through the years. My favourite was always Tom Baker with his very long scarf! There is a Cyberman guarding the entrance - we had our photos taken with it! Weston Museum also has a very nice cafe where we had lunch - toasted panini, salad and crisps. Lovely cups of tea, too! The exhibition is on until lqte January 2024. Go see it!

I had some spare time in Weston so used my phone to find the museum. It's a bit off the beaten but we'll worth the effort. It's more modern, larger and better than I'd expected. Upstairs the new displays tell the story of the area . Downstairs there's a cafe, temporary display area and access to Clara's cottage. Friendly and enthusiastic staff.

We have today returned from a very pleasant afternoon at our local Museum. We were greeted by friendly staff on entry who told us where to find the exhibits. We had children with us and she particularly mentioned the Julia Donald exhibition and Claras Cottage. There was also a toy area for the children to keep them amused. The cafe was perfectly adequate and clean and offered the usual snacks - toasties, sandwiches and a lovely selection of cakes and sweet offerings as well as a good selection of hot and cold drinks. It was a lovely atmosphere and I would certainly recommend a visit - ideal if you are looking for somewhere to visit on a winters afternoon.