Crown Inn in Wiltshire

The pub is a little gem and well worth the trip. We found the staff really pleasant and friendly. Very clean throughout definitely no sticky tables which is always a plus. They have a great chef and our food was excellent. I can definitely recommend the sirloin steak and for once it was not over priced under £20 . Definitely worth a visit 10/10

Booked 3 weeks ago looked at menu it looked good when we got there Saturday changed the menu thay had one of this and two of that so we had to put up with what thay had left same with the sweet menu not impressed if that the way thay run there business no hope won't go back p.s there was 8 of us no excuse and it was wy wife birthday thay didn't offer her a drink to make up for the service trev

This is a fabulous pub, run by great people with one of the best beer gardens in Devizes. Food and drink is on point and having the outside space is superb for friends and family for a drink after work or the weekend. The outside bar and marquee are welcome edition to offering great service to its customers.

We popped in on the off chance one Monday lunchtime. The pub was very quiet, with only one other table occupied. The sandwiches were very good, as were the chips. I had a fish finger sandwich, unlike any I've had before, small, battered pieces of fish rather than 'fish fingers', which were really tasty.

Absolutely fantastic very friendly pub.nothing to much trouble for them.i really felt comfortable there.thanks to all staff as well.

It's definitely worth a walk up from the canal. Great food, friendly service, and a good choice of excellent local beers.

Visiting Avebury and West Kennett Longbarrow on a drizzly, autumn day and wanted some hot food. Finding the eateries in the town fully booked for several hours we set off looking for food a little further afield and found this hidden gem less than 10 mins drive away. All our requirements fulfilled: dog friendly, gluten free available, plenty of space. The food was delicious for all and the portions are massive! Plus good selection of beers and other drinks. I highly recommend this pub to anyone!

Very comfortable pub with friendly staff and the best sandwiches! I had ham and mustard with two thick slices of probably home cooked ham and my husband had the fish finger sandwich which consisted of two chunks of delicious flaky cod in batter. Both served with fries and salad. Yum!

Newly opened and very good. Nice food and friendly staff nice location and a large out door sitting area

We often frequent this establishment and i must say the service is quite exceptional, as to be expected considering the prices. We negotiated our way through the queue to the bar where I ordered my usual drink and was promptly given it, however i must say the straw was vastly bigger than necessary. I know this makes me sound like a simpleton but it is very much intended as constructive feedback.

Freshly cooked proper food and lovely staff - all at a reasonable price. I have often thought that the staff make or break a place and it is obvious, as soon as you walk into the Crown, that the young and friendly bar and restaurant staff are genuinely welcoming and care about the place. The Landlord is very present as a traditional 'mine host.' It's an old fashioned term that speaks volumes about the welcome you get from somebody investing in the place and overseeing it so that it runs well. It's not often that you get pub landlords like this anymore - you just get 'bar managers.' Best of all the Chef is the Landlady and so equally invested in the pub, and not just an employee raring to go home. All the food was fresh, copious, and piping hot for an honest bill. You would be hard pushed to find such value for money anywhere else. Long live the Crown!

Campsite superb, bar staff friendly and go out of their way. Would stay here again but I'm afraid i cannot say the same for the food. After several meals here including 4 nights where i had the lamb madras curry which was lovely i was served undercooked rice that was hard, swimming in water. I sent it back and was brought another within a few minutes where I was told the chef had said it was oil not water. It was water as Im a former chef myself, and either had been undercooked and not tested or defrosted. The poppadoms this time were not swimming in oil as they. had been on the other occasions [the first time i was served the curry in the pappaodom which anyone knows renders it soggy and inedible. Thid time thought the pappodomes were cooked fine. After being insulted I then tucked into the second plate of lamb curry, the rice was now mostly missing [I had ordered extra the first time] and was a soggy mush and completely over cooked. I refuse to pay £16.95 for undercooked or overcooked rice. Moreover, i had specifically gone to the pub to eat that. I sent it back again after a short delay the server returned were i was promotpy told the chef says you can have something else. i was appalled, what, the chef cannot cook a fresh batch of rice? The rice had been fine the other 4 occasions id had it and the curry delicious. I said no as nothing else appealed. I had taken my insulin so by now my blood sugar was falling and i was forced to buy. a bag of crisps before heading elsewhere. I got a homemade pie stuffed full of meat fresh veg and mash, for £12 down the road. The chips at lunch were returned as being overcooked and inedible and i witnessed other people sending food back, in one instance twice. If a chef cannot cook simple things like rice, chips or poppadoms or is too lazy to make a fresh batch then shouldnt really be running a kitchen. After spending over £150. on meals and drinks there all week I was disgusted by the shoddy, poor attitude. Didnt return to eat there and wont be again sadly even if the campsite and other staff are lovely. The owners were away, i doubt it would have happened if they. had been around.

The campsite itself was great, although could do with more toilets., but would definitely camp there again. Sadly, the pub food was very disappointing. I ordered the chicken burger, and the burger wasn’t even half the size of the bun it was served in, so it was all roll and a tiny bit of chicken, (and the chicken was over cooked.) The salad it was served with was just a few bits of lettuce, no tomato or anything else. No coleslaw was given with it as advertised on the menu. The Lasagne had clearly been left under a hot lamp for too long, and so the top of it was very dry and hard. Chips were overcooked. The Lemon Tart was not served with Raspberry Sorbet as advertised. The crumble was served with custard, but the amount of custard served in the tiny jug was not even a mouthful, had to ask for more custard. I would not eat here again, very poor food quality, overcooked and very overpriced.

Terrible service and food. Ham, egg and chips were tasteless, not even asked if sauces etc were required. Lasagne had to be sent back, it was dry and looked like it had been about for several days. Had the lamb curry instead, was marginally better. Won't be going back, wouldn't recommend, there are much better places locally to eat out.

Excellent camping field at back of the pub. Lovely toilets and showers. Dog friendly. Easy to walk to the canal. We enjoyed a tasty steak and breakfast before leaving. Regular buses to Devizes or Swindon. Cannot wait to return.

Excellent food and friendly staff. Very quiet location. Dog friendly. We also camped. Basic site but spotlessly clean.

Would not recommend this pub had a midweek meal with family but service was poor, meals arrived at different times, staff not that welcoming and worst of all we were not even offered the menu to enable us to order dessert

amazing services and amazing food, little mix up with the order but so accommodating and fixed the problem with great customer service highly highly recommend eating here

Great Location. Pretty well kept outdoor area, with a stream running throught it. Food good and reasonably priced. St Austell propper Job was excellent.

Visited pub after a drive out to a walk near by.It was at Sunday lunch time and we had nt booked but luckily they had a table for us and our granddaughter and little dog.Lovely friendly staff ,we eat plant based and was nt sure if they could accommodate us but they were so helpful.Chef came up with a delicious vegan tart,salad and chunky chips,even whipped up a special vegan dressing for the salad.Good sized portion too.Although granddaughter only wanted chips,there were children's portions of the menu available. We are not really pudding people but the owner did mention that they will have some vegan desserts soon.Nice outside area,dog friendly clean and very welcoming and a such a pretty village.Highly recommended.

Fantastic lunch shared with friends! Last Saturday a friend, and I got the bus over to the Crown at Bishops Cannings for a couple of beers and a catch up, however, we did end up having lunch which was superb. I had the steak and...

This seems like a nice pub with friendly staff. We were there on a Saturday evening for dinner, and other than one person who came in for coffee as we were leaving, we were the only people there. Therefore, there was no atmosphere. The food...

Me and my dad stayed here in the campsite for a little break away for my birthday. We were visiting Longleat safari park and this pub isn't far away. The campsite itself is very reasonably priced. A little over £90 for 4 nights in August...

Well we were really looking forward to enjoying a great meal in a beautiful country inn. The inn, ground, staff were all good, friendly and welcoming. Unfortunately the food was not up to standard. Salt and pepper calamari served with (out of a bottle ?)...

We cut into Salmon like butter which was served with Delicately flavoured new potatoes on a bed of asparagus, mushroom & spinach - OMG! Could’ve eaten it all over again. Absolutely beautifully cooked. We were on a Narrowboat and called into a canal side pub...

What a charming and lovely pub in a charming and lovely village. The pub gardens are fabulous with wonderful plants and flowers The outdoor bar is painted a lovely colour. It all looks so pretty. Someone has taken great care and skill to create such...

Have bee to the pub over the last few month had great food and on Friday night the food was shocking and serves ..the young girl brought out 2 dishes then went off the came with another 2 .. then went off came with one...

We had a fantastic day, great music, atmosphere, drinks and food. A beautiful sunny day in beautiful surroundings. Landlady and landlord very welcoming and attentive, and all the staff were on the ball. A seamless event, hopefully many more to come!

This was our first visit to the pub. It was a warm sunny day and we ate our lunch in the garden which was pretty and you could see was having further improvements being made to it. The food was really nice and the staff...

Great little find. Good food and drink, very friendly landlord, landlady, staff and locals. We stayed a couple of nights on the nice little campsite at the back, dog friendly. Good location for some great walks and exploring the area. Highly recommended.

We needed a camping stop in the area as we were passing through on a cycle tour, and spotted the Crown's field on Google maps. Couldn't believe our luck when we got there - lovely flat pitch, clean showers and toilets, decent ales, great food...

Stayed here overnight in our camper van on a visit to avesbury stones. Warm and welcoming staff and owners. Food was delicious, and good size portions too. Super dog friendly, highly recommend.

Popped in for an late afternoon meal as we had been there before for a drink and were warmly welcomed by the lunchtime staff.When we arrived for a meal ,the atmosphere was totally different.No warm welcome.Ordered a vegan pasty and chips with vegetables.My wife had...

Stayed on the campsite (yes, chilly this time of year) but had a very warm welcome in the pub. Food was excellent and the staff were all so friendly and helpful - no raised eyebrows when we ordered two children's portions of bangers and mash...

We had a warm welcome and a lovely lunch at the Crown, Brie, Bacon & Cranberry Sandwich was delicious and huge! Chunky cheesy chips were yummy. Lovely location and staff very helpful

Lots of pubs do a decent Sunday roast, many do a really good one. The Crown is one of those. But what separates The Crown from most is the friendliness and helpfulness of the staff. Here's a story: A group of 7 of us from...

The camping facilities were excellent with clean toilets and showers set in a perfect location. All the staff in the pub were friendly and the Landlord and Landlady went out of their way to ensure we had an excellent 4 night stay. The food was...

We stayed at the campsite overnight and intended to eat and drink at the pub that evening. The camp field was in a nice location overlooking the back of the pub and church next door. The campsite facilities were temporary toilet and shower blocks like...

Newly decorated classy family pub with a ‘Crown’ theme. Camping facilities with toilets and showers. I strongly recommend the breakfast. The rib eye steak was perfectly cooked. Lovely thatched cottages surround it. Busy at weekends, lovely and quiet in the week. The decor was modern...

We continually return to this really exceptional country pub. We have tried the majority of the dishes from their extensive menu, and they never fail to satisfy us. Always freshly prepared and cooked - and being local, we have actually seen the fresh ingredients delivered....

Excellent service, lovely staff, delicious food and an all round great British pub. Couldn’t reccomend enough! The owners were lovely and very accommodating - even followed along with surprising a friend with us! Food recommendations were great too

Nice pub to go after cricket. Good Garden and Good Guinness. Will be heading back for sure sometime soon.

not too busy as youd expect on wed lunch, the food was lovely , onion rings great,service friendly and polite bar area clean and very smart, we'll definitely be going again.

Stopped for three nights camping and loved the easy going atmosphere. All the staff very friendly. Well appointed garden and comfortable pub with great beer and food. Local walking is stunning.

Having visited this site last year which we thought was ok we decided to stay for a night over the bank holiday. All I can say is what a massive improvement! The new owners have put a lot of time and money in the place...

My friend and I arrived here today at 1pm. Large garden with plenty of tables and a covered area to eat in also. When we arrived there were only 3 other people in the place. A member of staff came out straight away and took...

The owners have clearly worked very hard during lockdown clearing and opening up the garden space which looks fab. Friendly efficient service, one of our group had the paté as a snack and said it was amazing with a lovely chutney (we assumed was homemade...

We booked to stay at The Crown Inn as part of a trip down to Glastonbury and Avebury. We were in a double room with 2 doubles as that was all that was left for a very reasonable amount. We had read very good reviews...

what a great place, a camping field aside a village pub in the English countryside pie and chips in a beer garden a walk along the Kennet and Avon Canal

We have just had a take away delivered by Dawn, the Crown Inn landlady, and it was perfection! Just what we needed to lift the gloom of Coronavirus lockdown. The food was piping hot,full of flavour and beautifully cooked It’s such a good idea for...

Nice place to come for a good priced roast. Good atmosphere and friendly staff. I did feel sorry for the blonde lady that was behind the bar by herself when the place opened. She was rushed off her feet. The food was good although the meat was cut thinly. The vanilla ice cream wasn’t great - you could tell it was cheaply bought. All in all very good and will return.

At a waterlogged time of year, The Crown was full of warmth and comfort. We wanted a bite to eat at lunchtime before an afternoon walk and had exactly what we wanted. Ham, eggs and chips exactly hit the mark. The ham was exceptional and the helping generous. The beer was just right.The landlady welcomed us and was most friendly, discussing walks with us, providing advice and even fetching some leaflets on walks for us to look at. She also let us use the carpark for the afternoon.This visit and the simple but delicious lunch was one of the highspots of the day. It sustained us on the muddy and blustery tramp that followed and made us resolve to visit again.

As a family we have eaten Sunday Lunch here many times over the last few years and it has always been excellent. Just before Christmas 2019 the Crown announced they were reverting back to a carvery system in the New Year so we thought we would give it a try. A new Carvery area has been created at the back of the restaurant and the fare on offer is superb. We had a choice of three meats on the day (beef. pork and turkey) and alongside huge Yorkshire puddings there were both roast and boiled potatoes and mountains of veg which you can help yourself to, topped with a rich gravy and all the condiments as well on the side.None of us could fault the meal in any way, it was absolutely excellent, with a first class service to boot as well. To top it all the 6X was rather good from the Wadworths brewery just down the road in Devizes.The Crown really is a hidden gem tucked away in a secluded valley and offers everything a village pub should do. If you live anywhere in Wilts or the surrounding area or happen to be walking or boating down the Kennet & Avon Canal (the pub is a 2 minute walk from the towpath) then this place is well worth a visit.

Stayed here overnight. Comfortable room, good food, landlady is a great host. We will stay here again.

There's a lovely walk along the canal and then up across the Wansdyke which a friend and I made two weeks ago and decided to go for a well earned drink afterwards at this pub. The Sunday Carvery was better than expected - all the selections were all hot, definitely home made and tasty. The pub was thriving for a Sunday mid afternoon which made for a good atmosphere.I now have an appreciation that the reduced hours this gem of a pub has, is reflected in the quality not the quantity - certainly of hours being open and serving food. Thoroughly recommend this for a Sunday lunch!

Stopped briefly after a walk on the Wansdyke. Friendly staff and a comfortable, welcoming feel to the pub. Limited menu on Sunday but I opted for the small plate carvery at £6.95 - generous portion of beautifully cooked beef, pork or turkey and help yourself to an amazing array of 7 or 8 vegetables. Loved it, we will be back.

From the second we walked in to the pub until we left Dawn (the landlady) could not have been any better.We were in room 1, even though there was just two of us we got the room with two double beds, the shower is brilliant, the room was spotless, the tv had Netflix and Amazon Prime on! Great WiFi, and a view of the church next door.The food we had from the restaurant and the breakfast that was delivered to our door in the morning were all superb.Overall we can not fault the value for money or room or the service.A brilliant little find and I’m not sure we will be in the area again but if we were to be, we would book again without hesitation.

Ate here with family recently and whilst the food was ok, was disappointed with certain aspects. The steaks were served with pepper on, which was not described as 'peppered steak' on the menu (we expected plain) - and we didn't want to return them because we didn't want others in the party eating separately whilst this was being changed....so we just put up with it.Also, most of us ordered diet coke, which tasted suspiciously like standard, sugared coke - which was a worry, as one of our party has diabetes, so there was some waste. All in all, the whole experience was less than we expected.

Stayed here with a friend and received a lovely warm welcome from the owner Dawn. Room was spotless and we were well looked after. Couldn't ask for more.

What a great little juicer! A Wadworth’s tie at the moment but that’s apparently about to change - if it it does, it should improve the choice of beers. That being said, I sampled enough 6X and Henry’s IPA over the weekend and it was all well kept and tasty.

My son and I stayed at The Crown Inn on Saturday night, frankly I wish we had stayed for longer!

If you want to walk into a place and be greeted so well and friendly like you are a local this is it, It was how we were treated a few years ago and we have not gone anywhere since , I am just sorry I have only recently joined TA to be able to say it, Dawn and her staff are quite possibly the most welcoming team I have ever met, Always going above and beyond for you, The food is out of this world and no change you want etc is a problem, The roast dinners just keep coming with constant top ups, The crazy golf is brilliant and the physic nights incredible, Home from home , you feel like part of a family, We could not possibly recommend the Crown enough x

Four of us walked up from a narrow-boat on the canal, with the dog, for a look at the church and a pint, and ended up staying for lunch...which turned out to be a really good decision! In a pretty, very English village pub I had the BEST sweet-and-sour chicken in batter and rice ever and a couple of pints of top-notch Wadworths. Lovely chatty Landlady. Into my tour guide goes The Crown for future visits...hopefully soon as I plan to walk the Wansdyke this year and will be looking to park the campervan VERY close to The Crown!!

A hidden gem just a short stroll from the canal through the beautiful village of Bishops Canning (take the swing bridge just after the Bridge Inn). We stumbled across the Crown Inn last summer and have been back countless times since.

We had Sunday Lunch on 16th December. My wife and I had the roast (pork & beef) and my daughter had fish and chips. All three meals were absolutely first class. The service was excellent and we were asked if we would the like any more (we didn't as the portions were more than adequate). The puddings were also very good, I had the cheeseboard which was enough for two of us.

I visited with a group of work colleagues and we all chose from the Christmas set menu. The food was served piping hot and the presentation was very good. There was plenty of hot vegetables on offer and the service was very good. Couldn't fault it.

Drove from Kent, to go out for lunch with friends. They suggested The Crown. We were not disappointed. Greeted by roaring log fire & the very friendly landlady. The sweet & sour pork in batter was delish. The men had good old HE&C; & boy, did they enjoy. They said it was some of the tastiest ham they'd had. Unable to fault food, service, atmosphere or friendliness.

Great food super service and friendly hosts! Super and a lovely walk from canal - not too far! Really recommend it!

We walked from our mooring on the Kennet and Avon canal. Very pretty scenery and lovely village. The Chilli was delicious with a good kick of chilli as was the chilli burger. Good value - £140 for 7 of us. We did book which was wise as it was pretty busy.

We came here for lunch with my parents. We all felt that with just a little more care we could have had a lovely lunch. Whilst the quality of food was acceptable, the service and attitude was poor. The curry was advertised as being served with a naan bread. However was served with one single poppadom on a side plate, with no word of apology or explanation. We would have expected at least to have been informed or had an apology that the naan was not available, when we questioned we were told that there was no naan bread. It was a quiet Friday lunchtime, surely the chap serving could have explained and offered an alternative. We asked for a discount from the bill, non was offered. The experience left us feeling that the place was lack lustre with no care for serving something different from the menu. Given the price of the food (and we are used to expensive Brighton prices), it’s a shame the service did not meet the quality of the food. There’s too much choice locally for us to want to come back anytime soon. What a shame, that just an apology rather than trying to serve a single poppadom would have made all the difference. Can we suggest that when it’s quiet and menus are given the barman could explain what is or isn’t available.

Walked here from our canalboat and what a treat! Bishops Cannings is such a pretty little village with a magnificent church, with The Crown situated just beyond it. The landlady was so welcoming and the pub is immaculately clean and beautifully decorated. We decided to stay for dinner and weren’t disappointed. Tasty, spicy chilli burger; tender lamb curry and delicious beef Thai curry. On our way out, the kind landlady gave us a bag of milk sachets after hearing that the milk on our boat had gone sour and we were miles from the next shop.

I organise a marathon walking event called the Walk of Life, for a Hospital charity in Bath. The walk begins in Bishops Cannings and for the past three years, Dawn (the landlady) has kindly let us host the start of the walk at The Crown Inn. Without her help, the event wouldn't be possible as we have over 300 walkers to greet and send on their way... but not before a fun warm-up with the help of Michael Eavis!

Just a stone's throw from Devizes so start hurling! How lucky are the villagers of Bishops Cannings because here is a pub which must be the envy of so many other villages, mine included. Situated next door to the church so 'Blessed are those who thirst after righteousness'. An exceptionally warm welcome, late on a busy Friday evening when other local hostelries had long since ceased providing meals and we were treated to splendid service, a delicious supper and thirst quenching drinks, all at very reasonable prices. And enjoyed too a lively conversation with other customers. Well recommended.

We visited this quaint country pub for a Sunday lunch ,absolutely amazing.. quality beef other meats are available...and fresh vegetables ,roast potatoes ,a gorgeous cauliflower cheese all home made this is a must to try we would highly recommend it as it’s family friendly but please !! Pre book as it gets very busy

I had booked for a party of 12 to celebrate with my family at Sunday lunch. The pub is cosy and comfortable and has lots of character. The beer is local and tasty and the food, well the food was out of this world. The meat was tender and plentiful as were the freshly home cooked vegetables and Yorkshire puddings. A marvellous Malbec to wash it all down and the sun shining in the beer garden made this day a very special day indeed. The garden is family and pet friendly, very safe, with a miniature golf the kids really enjoyed!!

Often eat at this pub especially for Sunday lunch; which is excellent. Landlady is friendly and accommodating as is the staff. Full marks!

Called into this pub after a long and hot walk and this was a great end to the day.

Decided to bring my Grandparents here for lunch as it’s just round the corner. It was a first time visit so weren’t sure what to expect.

A lovely evening, food was excellent and staff were lovely and could not do enough for you. Its a perfect village pub with lots of caracter.

Ate here last night. Beautiful location in Wiltchire countryside. This is a lovely, well cared for village village pub with welcoming staff and locals. Also very dog friendly.

Looks nice on the outside but dreary inside. Service ok, food poor, bland and uninspiring. Mentioned complaint but it fell of deaf ears. One to miss I'm afraid.

My uncle and i had a lovely roast last sunday with light cruncht yorkshire puds, great staff, friendly atmosphere, will definitely go again.

Great Wadworths pub, Landlady Dawn couldn't be more helpful. Lovely real ales and home cooked food, locals are friendly and they welcome dogs. 10 of us had a fantastic meal and will be revisiting soon.

Another great experience in this precious place. Superb Valentines Dinner. Delicious outstanding food, beautifully presented. Professionel and warm hospitality. A hidden treasure.

Lovely food with great atmosphere, the staff make you feel welcome. The crazy golf was fun with children or others...

Popped in for lunch while house hunting in the area. Very surprised to find the pub really busy on a...

My friend and I were looking for a pub to eat in after a walk. Found this one and even...

Have a camper and was working away and found this little gem. The campsite grass was like a bowling green...

Had a very tasty lunch today, after being rudely treated at a neighbouring establishment and leaving without eating. My fish...

Spent a couple of nights camping by this pub and enjoyed their hospitality one evening where we had a most...

Lovely food with a great family atmosphere, enjoyed the golf and with a good beer. What else could you want...

4 of us re-visited this pub after about 3 years so there had been 1 or 2 new managers. The...

What can I say. Group of 9 of us descended from the local campsite for a meal. Beer,cider and wine,...

Warm welcome, good beer, friendly atmosphere. Come here regularly for a point after work with my hound, lovely landlady and quality polite local staff add to the experience. Food looks great but yet to eat here. Once eaten may uprate to five stars.

Dropped in for lunch as part of a long MTB trail ride round the Downs. We were first in on a Friday lunch time to find the landlady just writing up the specials board. We couldn't get past the Fish Pie - turned out to be properly home made big chunks of fish, prawns- it was a great choice. Other sandwiches being brought out looked terrific. Don't hesitate!

Four of us visited the Crown for lunch. It was a wise decision! We were greeted with a smile, the beer was good, the food menu extensive mainly featuring traditional pub grub, and the food was first class being well prepared and presented. The portions were large and the price very competitive.

Excellent food and beautifully presented. Steak was cooked perfect. Highly recommendet: Garlic-Mushroom Sauce. can't wait to come back

Not our first visit and it won't be our last. A group of us met for dinner and to make plans for an upcoming charity event. We had a great evening, the food was fabulous as usual and the staff lovely, particularly the landlady, Dawn. We had four children with us who had a great time playing on the crazy golf course and then when it got chilly they came inside to play games and munch their way through several bowls of chips! I would definitely recommend a visit to this lovely pub.

The landlady was wonderful and really made our visit . She welcomed our dogs and us as well as fishing up some very nice food.x thank you . Fond memories from our holiday.

After a lovely crisp winters walk along the Ridgeway, my partner and I decided to make the trip out to The Crown on the recommendation of friends - we were not disappointed! On arrival we were warmly welcomed by the landlady Dawn and the glow of an open fire which was just what we needed. The menu was extensive with lots of variety to suit every taste. I chose the lamb shank on the specials board and my partner the pork medallions. Both meals arrived quickly and were excellent - good portions and really well presented. Well worth the trip out and we will definitely be going back to try more of the menu in the future.