New Inn in Wiltshire

This is s small pub in a beautiful setting. It is run almost single-handedly by a lovely Australian lady who is clearly an ex chef. She has a small but varied menu with a different special every week. The menu itself is excellent but her specials are....special. Food is available Wednesdays to Saturdays as far as I know but it is plentiful and VERY tasty. The beer is good too! Her special this week was, to put it like Michael Winner, Historic!

Great meal again beutifuly presented nice arancini ball with meat on a bourginion gravy barmaid had pert norks as well well tasty

Absolutely fabulous little pub tucked into the quiet village of Coate. The food was amazing and plenty of it. It was a very busy evening but the staff were extremely welcoming, friendly accommodating. Nothing was too much trouble. The locals were very welcoming too. If you get the opportunity to visit this hidden gem, you won't be sorry. We will be back.

Very nice pub Great atmosphere, Food Is excellent, Super traditional English pub,And fantastic value for money 10/10

Food first class ( and lots of it ) Very nice locals pub , very comfortable with open log fire . Top marks 👍

A true hidden gem in the heart of the Wiltshire countryside. Just a short drive or a destination for a walk this quiet country pub is something else. Friendly staff and friendly locals you will always be greeted with a smile. A really nice place to hang out on a hot summer's evening in the shade.

We have lived close to this pub for many years but gave up going with previous landlord's. However walking past it during lockdown and seeing the many improvements made meant we tried it again and wow it offers so much for such a small pub punching well above its weight. The menu is fresh and changes regularly will more options than I would expect from a pub this size and all at a good price. The surroundings are just lovely and the team so nice . We take house guests there as it is so reliable and we love the walk there and back. The only reason I have not left a review before is I would be frightened if it became so popular we could not book. A real local pub to be proud of!

Not friendly and made to feel uncomfortable, the menus wasn’t very interesting The landlady was rude Off the beaten track sorry we made the effort to go

4th time eating here, tried something different each visit and been thoroughly delighted every time. Lovely surroundings especially outside on a summer evening. Wish I’d had the polenta chips again tonight….

Local pub has new management and she has done a great job of it. Ate here for the first time yesterday. The food is plentiful, freshly cooked and fairly priced. The pub itself is small but is nice and clean and has a pretty seating area. Off the beaten track, very close to open countryside and great walking and cycling routes. Take the dog, it is a very dog friendly pub.

Stayed on the pubs campsite. Lovely flat field, all grass. 5 electric points. Access to the pubs lol whilst closed. Usual camping and caravanning site. Lovely pub. Very quaint serving great food and cask ales behind the bar. Usual Wadworths ales available. Sunday lunx8is brill. Great staff, very friendly and helpful. Well worth a visit.

Visited saturday lunchtime.basic bar food..over cooked chips..over priced for portion size..6x warm! Very little sweet menu choice..nobody else in pub!!

We visited on a Saturday. The menu looked really good, especially a great selection of vegetarian dishes. However two out of four dishes we ordered were unavailable and then one dish was served without potato with no explanation. It was only on querying it transpired they had run out of potatoes and just used the last of the chips. Shame they didn’t explain this when bringing the food out. The quality of the food was generally okay, nothing to get excited about though. You can find better food elsewhere, especially as the prices are on the higher end of average.

Great Staff try very hard here to make the difference. Hence 5 Stars ! Burgers (when they have them) are very good indeed and the omelette as a substitute for my burger was excellent ! Possibly best small side salad from any pub Ever ! Onion rings were a mixed bag (literally) but that’s by the by a really nice pub run by really nice people who actually give a toss about what they do! Thanks for a great afternoon all x

For Christmas Eve we hired the skittle alley and ordered a buffet for our 10 member family group, adults and children. Two of us have a dairy allergy, one severely. The buffet was excellent with great attention to detail for the allergic ones. Everything was labelled clearly. The staff couldn’t have been more helpful and obliging. We had a lovely time and the children thoroughly enjoyed themselves. It was a family get together to remember. I can’t recommend the New Inn highly enough. I’d give it 6 stars!

Visited as part of a group - I rarely drink Wadworth as it is not to my liking but I must say this was probably the best pint of Henry's IPA I have ever drunk. No sourness (which I find with many Wadworth ales in many pubs when I've drunk it) and at £3 a pint a good/correct price too (for Wiltshire anyway) The pub is cosy - a good size for a village pub. Lots of indoor seating with a small garden outside, and a sizable car park. Overall impression - good to very good. If I ever wanted a pint of Henry's IPA I know where I would come.

Never go again. Short changed by landlord who refused to acknowledge his mistake, calling me a thief

Geweldig eten en zeer vriendelijk personeel. Een echte aanrader in een landelijke omgeving. Ook nog eens heerlijk bier. Er is een eenvoudige camping aanwezig.

We are staying on the pubs caravan site. So good and peaceful. Tried the food and it's great. Ate there a number of times over the 10 day stay. Sunday roast is just amazing. Try it but be advised to book 1st or you may miss out. Great selection of Wadworth ales. 6x Horizon and IPA plus lagers and ciders. Locals use the pub to and are a very friendly bunch which brings me to the staff. Great welcome. Friendly staff who engage with you with some banter. Great. The caravan and camping club small site next door is really good. You should try it. Would we return. You bet.

You know, there are some really good ways to know if you find a good place with great service. We visited the New Inn tonight and it was great. Why? Because the overheard me moaning earlier about how I could never find a Pizza without cheese (which I hate with a passion). Unknown to me Vicky or Carl heard me and tonight, I got the mother of all pizzas without cheese! It was fab! Washed down with a Kronnenberg it was, well, fabber! So thoughtful. After I washed it all down with a fresh ground Latte coffee with a bit of caramel in it. Best pub evening I ever had so thanks Vicky and Carl!

Spent 3 weeks at the camp site behind the pub. Ate a couple of times in the evening. Service was good and the food excellent. Can highly recommend the Mixed Grill

Hoy visitamos este pub para tomar algo, pero decidimos quedarnos a comer porque el personal era muy acogedor. Estos días un buen servicio al cliente es difícil de encontrar, pero la nueva Inn proporciona una excelente atención al cliente. Nada era demasiado problema. Realmente me impresionó - un gran hallazgo. Bien hecho, mantener el buen trabajo. Tan abrumados con el servicio de atención al cliente no siquiera hemos mencionado la comida, que era increíble. Fantástico asado los domingos.

Visitamos allí el viernes por la tarde y decidimos comer, por haber sido visitantes regulares por muchos años nos decepcionó en tiempos recientes para ver el comercio avanzaba aunque la comida era generalmente buena, las porciones no es así. Pedimos nuestra comida que llegaba en buen momento y la primera impresión fue muy buena, muy bien presentada y una apropiada chapada de comida. La comida estaba bien hecha y la carne húmeda que entendemos ahora es proporcionada por la tienda de la granja local en Coate. El pub estaba lleno de gente local de nuevo y no puedo esperar para probar uno de sus asados los domingos ahora!

Encantador y amable bienvenida y feliz a cargo un teléfono muerto a su llegada antes de incluso ordenados! Pedimos un par de hamburguesas de 8 oz y sentamos con nuestro perrito muy animada. Hamburguesas eran muy bien presentado y excelente calidad de carne estaba perfectamente...

My wife and I decided to visit the Nee Inn as we had heard very good thing about the place.The place is very small and dark and had very little atmosphere,we ordered lunch my wife settled for fish and chips and I had a chicken and bacon sandwich with a portion of chips.When the food arrived my wife's battered fish was so small no more than 4oz and the chips were small tasteless and were obviously economy chips you would not expect this to be when the dish cost £9.75My sandwich was basic served in a piece of wood with very little garnish and again the chips we small and cheapWe were disappointed with the place and the food and unfortunately will cross it off our list of places to return.

I am a regular at the New Inn. Been living in the village 6 months . There have been a few issues with the pub we but let them slide. (I could if asked go into detail).Tonight I bought drinks and went into the beer garden. Drinking my drink with my husband and suddenly noticed a slug in the bottom of my glass. Now I am not a squimish person but obviously not happy about this. I took my drink back in the pub. Becky and Amy in there. I said I think we have a problem and showed them the glass with the slug in it. Becky, the boss, said to Amy' you need to check the glasses ' and left the pub . Amy said ' that's gross I feel sick' I said how do you think I feel I've been drinking from the glass' No apology. No nothing. Just pulled another dink for me and she said 'don't say I never give you anything!'She then said that the slugs can't get in the pipes implying I put it into the glass!Becky came back while we were in the beer garden but no response! Unbelievable. I took the slug out of my glass. Took it outside and after appearing to look dead it revived and I let it go.These people have no people skills . Luckly for them I'm not the kind to kick off but this is a disgrace.

This is a cracking pub with a great little restaurant. The chef is extremely talented and the food amazing. We have used this as a business venue as well and always been excellent

Friendly country pub with friendly staff and excellent food. Added bonus ,it's dog friendly .lovely log fires and beautiful in the summer. Even has its own caravan site.

Visited here twice recently. Real fire in small front room with comfy chairs. Larger area with tables for eating. Limited menu but food quality excellent. Wednesday evening was pie and pint night - £8 for lovely pies, perfect cooked veg and pint of choice. Local beer and cider on tap. Very friendly bar staff and dog friendly. Definitely recommended.

We went to the Christmas Lunch and it was very good, there was over forty of us and the service was good.I have also been the Pie and a Pint Night and that is very good as well.

Had a lovely family meal here, was a bit indecisive after reading last few reviews but went anyway and was pleasantly surprised to find a very warm welcome, helpful and friendly staff. Great food with not to much of a wait. Would definitely come again and again. Well worth a visit

Fantastic find, lovely friendly staff, very very pleasant atmosphere and was lovely to be able to take the dog in after a lovely walk. Would definitely come back again and would recommend to friends.

Love this little quaint pub, very friendly staff. Lager is kept good, and the food was gorgeous. Thank you for making a good evening

Have visited this little pub which is off the beaten track a few times over the years and its always been a quaint little pub clean,tidy and cosy with friendly service and good food at a good price.This time however all has changed it was cold with no heating on or fire going in December!!!There was a strong smell of dogs on entering, after a short time someone appeared at the bar to serve us our drinks which we had at the bar where we also ordered our food.I had been given to believe the menu had gone up market so was surprised that it was actually the same pub fare you get in many places but to be fair that quite suited us.After waiting half an hour we sat ourselves at a table in the empty restaurant and continued to wait, our starter eventually arrived and was adequate, a short time after we had finished our starters were removed and the mains arrived. The burgers were again adequate although receiving coleslaw in the smallest ramekin possible was a surprise as a third of a forkful is a bit pointless and there were very few chips which were rather limp and undercooked. Dessert clearly was not homemade and expensive for what it was.Overall the service was rather no existent throughout, we were the only people in the whole time and it was almost as if the staff wished we had not bothered and left them to chat on their own.Was surprised how dirty the toilets were for a place which sells foodOverall the place was cold, unclean and the food overpriced for what you get and the service unwelcoming, unfriendly. An expensive lunch served slowly in the cold.Its a shame as it always used to be lovely.....there are so many better places close by or in town to eatI will give it a miss for a while before giving it another try

Could be lovely but staff unfriendly and atmosphere cold. Open fire not lit, lots of candles about but none lit either! Not welcoming. And this was xmas week too! Ran out of certain drinks and kept complaining they were running out of glasses! Shambles. Much better available in nearby Devizes

Staff were very unfriendly and rude. Overpriced for what you get. Won't be going again. Definitely wouldn't recommend when there are much more welcoming places near by.

We wanted a venue for a late lunch (3.00 pm) and were having difficulty finding somewhere that served food all day. So after going through Tripadvisor's listings for Devizes restaurants and cross referring to their websites we came across the New Inn at Coate.Not only did they serve food all day but they also offered a festive menu which looked good and was reasonably priced so we made a reservation.The New Inn was easy to find and turned out to be a lovely country pub with good parking facilities. We pre-booked our meal and they were happy to accommodate one of us with a food allergy.The Christmas menu was excellent. Three of us had a very generous serving of prawns as starters served with brown bread and one had the soup which was piping hot and came with a selection of bread rolls on a board - enough for all of us to share.The roast turkey meals were lovely, tender meat, great roasties and plenty of veg. One of our party had the sea bass which was also delicious.This was followed by various desserts and coffee with home made truffles.The service was excellent and the wine was reasonably priced.The only downside was that we were the only ones eating in the restaurant but there were lovely Christmas lights and crackers to give it a bit of atmosphere. It also meant we could have a good laugh without disturbing anyone else.To summarise. An excellent meal in a lovely country pub that didn't break the bank.

Cute little pub with ample room out the back for conferences and eating.Tried traditional Christmas lunch, very scrummy!Prawns for starters, traditional Christmas lunch followed by chocolate pud with ice cream.Enjoyed cauliflower cheese :0 :0 much more than plain cauliflower and carrots - too plain for my liking. The roast tattles were delicious - wished there was more!! My favourite was starters, roast potatoes with cauliflower cheese & gravy!!We all love different things, nothing negative just my pure greed in wishing there was more potatoes.I did share my pig in blanket!Service was good.Loved the iced water jugs as an extra :)Please go and visit - couples/work/cater for meetings tooGreat find tucked away with a car park

We have lived in the area for the past 30 years and visited this charming pub frequentlyonly to be disappointed by the overall lack of enthusiasm caused by frequent changes of management .Now I am pleased to share the fact that the refurbished New Inn, and especially its food offering, is everything a small village pub should be. The new tenants continue to provide Wadworths in Casks but have also added a really interesting food menu which suits the whole family.The young team have been trained professionally in the catering trade and it shows.Service in front of house is well handled by Amy who also provides a lovely welcome to all dogs !A real plus for the area !

My friends and I came down from Preston area and stopped on the campsite! What a wonderful pub and atmosphere it was! We where made to feel welcome the moment we came in and where recommended to try the new cider that had recently been installed which was delicious! We enjoyed 3 wonderful meals at the pub, Becky is an excellent chef! Must recommend the chicken in a basket! (went down lovely with the cider : )Wish we could of stayed for longer! We will definitely be returning!!

I’ve now been to the pub twice for food whilst visiting family and I’m more than satisfied. The pub staff and atmosphere are very welcoming and the food isn’t just your average pub grub. Really impressed with the high quality food and would highly recommend this pub to anyone, can’t wait to go back again.

OK we were the only ones in there, but the welcome was less than friendly, very cold in bar, with no heating on. The cutlery was not clean. Now for the food, I ordered a chicken burger, when it came out, it was just plain chicken breast in a bun with several onion rings on top. Not my idea of a burger. All you could taste of the onion rings was fish. The chips tasted as if they had been reheated. The wooden board it came out on, did not look very clean. When I complained, the young lady had nothing to say, her hand was held out for the money. I did wrap the chicken up and my dogs had it. I will certainly not go back there. I will add I am a retired chef. Worse meal I have ever eaten out.

The new winter menu is out, varied and real bits of wonderfulness on the allotment 24 course. Could not fault the homemade fishpie or the scallops starter. Becks and Amie have delivered here and i can see many a winter night infront of the fire at The New Inn at Coate. We are very lucky to have such a great pub locally. Give it a try, you will not be disappointed. Everyone is made to feel welcome and it fits in with a circular winter walk! A bonus!

We've moved into the area and went to try this local pub on a dull bank holiday - it's open all afternoon. Friendly people and a simple and short "pub grub" type of menu - it was late for lunch, maybe they do more in the evenings. The pub has been refurbished a bit and is quite attractive inside, though it would be great if they could update the carpet too.We had between us fish and chips and burgers - and they were really excellent, some of the best chips ever and very nicely presented. A great place for simple pub food very well done indeed in a good atmosphere. Eveidently quite recently taken over, they deserve to do well - we'll be back.

We camped for 2 nights in the field adjoining the pub with the Camping and Caravanning Club. On the 2nd night decided to have a meal at the pub. They were dog and children friendly. Lovely people the food was excellent. Will definitely be returning.

I understand the place is under new management and I think it might take some time for them to find their feet. For instance they’d already run out of cider, on a bank holiday weekend, you’d think they’d have bought more in. That said the staff were really friendly, and I loved the fact the place was clearly packed with locals and there were several dogs running around including an adorable spaniel pup. However, the portions were rather meagre, for example, in my goats cheese tortellini, there were only four pieces, this works out at about £2.50 per piece. While each one was tasty, they were by no means value for money. The lamb my father had was beautifully presented, by there was quite a lot of gristle attached, so he was not satisfied either. The puddings seemed to be a bit hit and miss too, the bread and butter pudding looked excellent, as did the cheesecake, but the sticky toffee pudding looked like one of those microwave jobs, and the chocolate brownies are rather small. If I had to base this review solely on the food it would not even have three out of five I'm afraid, but the management is winning on the atmosphere they have created, so I'd definitely go back for a drink at some point.

Under new ownership. Lovely quality food using local produce. The staff are very welcoming and friendly. Highly recommended.

My partner and I decided to pay a visit after I recently moved close to the pub, after having confirmed over the phone that it was 'dog friendly' (which it is) we popped in for a bite to eat.Initial impressions were that this is very much a locals pub and all the better for it, quite small but comfortable and welcoming, small range of cask beers available which looked good, but I had a couple of perfectly decent ciders, which tasted clean and well kept, Deb enjoyed her wine (but that's rarely an issue!)We both ate and found the food very good, well cooked, decent portions and a from a choice of typical pub fayre, I was tempted to order the steak but went for the fish and chips after my partner dissuaded me from doing so, only to see a great looking cut of meat go to the next table a few minutes later! So i'll be going back just to try that...More than happy to thoroughly recommend this little gem and shall most definitely be popping again after a Sunday afternoon walk.

Came here for a lovely meal with my family and had an amazing roast which was top notch! I couldnt find anything wrong with this family friendly pub! Found out they have a camp site aswell! Might be booking soon. Thank you for the lovely meal will be visiting again very soon

A great village pub where your made to feel welcome. The staff were friendly and the menu typical but sufficient.It's quiet on a Saturday afternoon.Worth a visit if you are passing or walking the dogs.

A Classic English pub with a small but welcoming bar. Beer in the cask and a simple menu. Too many pubs over complicate and forget their roots, we only needed a drink to sustain us on our walk but will definitely go back and try their food. Sunday roast looked exceptional value and we nearly were tempted to curtail our exercise!

Has a glorious Sunday lunch here last Sunday,beautiful local lamb and all the trimmings,lovely yorkshires and real gravy and quite possibly the best sticky toffee pudding I have ever had..........I've had a few.great service and really well priced £9.99 three courses fab.Well kept beer and lots of locals made us feel very welcome,will definitely go back.

Excellent Pub Food. The Pub has recently changed hands. Our food was quickly served and was piping hot. The whole place is exceptionally clean and tidy. Whilst the Menu is quite basic, it is what you would expect , from a small village Pub. When we called in it was early but still quite busy. Will be back for more !

We like going to this place because it is an unpretentious and genuine small country pub that seems in the middle of nowhere but is actually very close to Devizes.The host and regulars are friendly and all seem welcome be they walkers, canal boaters or folk from nearby villages and towns. The beer is excellent and so are the bar snacks. All in all a nice lunch/evening out.