A restaurant has thrown open its doors after having a six-figure makeover.

Weston Mercury: The Catherines Inn has a bright and fresh new look after a six-figure refurbishment.Picture: Catherines Inn BleadonThe Catherines Inn has a bright and fresh new look after a six-figure refurbishment.Picture: Catherines Inn Bleadon (Image: Catherine’'s Inn Bleadon)

The Catherine’s Inn in Bleadon enjoyed a visit from Weston’s deputy mayor Martin Williams and mayoress Brenda Charles were it reopened in March.

The establishment in Bleadon Road, is part of the Hungry Horse chain and closed for around two and a half weeks.

Its customers can now enjoy a lighter, brighter restaurant, which features an extended beer garden for pub-goers.

General manager at the inn Mark Robson said: “We’ve had a fantastic time celebrating the reopening and our Weston neighbours really came out to support us.

Weston Mercury: A new look for the Catherines Inn in Bleadon.Picture: Catherines Inn bLEADONA new look for the Catherines Inn in Bleadon.Picture: Catherines Inn bLEADON (Image: Catherine’'s Inn Bleadon)

“Our guests are at the heart of what we do, so it was great to mark the event with the community.

“We’ve had great feedback on the refurbishment and many guests hope the spring sunshine will return so they can enjoy a drink in the beer garden.”

Weston Mercury: The Catherines Inn in Bleadon has had a six-figure refurbishment.PICTURE: cATHERINES iNN bLEADONThe Catherines Inn in Bleadon has had a six-figure refurbishment.PICTURE: cATHERINES iNN bLEADON (Image: Catherine’'s Inn Bleadon)