Sign of the Angel in Wiltshire

Top service even for just an afternoon tea

No need to say more than EXCELLENT !!!! Ken B.

We had a lovely lunch in a delightful dining room at the Sign of the Angel. The food was beautifully cooked and it was refreshing to have such a range of options. Next time we visit I hope we will be able to a much longer stay.

My son and his new wife celebrated their wedding at the Sign of the Angel. We booked all five rooms for the evening prior, and the evening of the wedding, and it couldn't have been more perfect. All the rooms are so quirky, and together with the shared sitting room it made for a really special experience. The inn was closed during the day so we all had exclusive use of the whole venue! We used both dining rooms, and they were both set up so guests could all eat together. It goes without saying that the food was very very good, as was the service. All the staff really are excellent. After dinner the inn was reopened to other diners so we all used the garden until late in the evening. The following morning we were rejoined by family who hadn't stayed overnight where we all enjoyed breakfast. All in all a fabulous weekend, and one which was made possible by the professionalism of everyone at the Sign of the Angel.

Ancient, magical, beautifully appointed pub in the precious village of Lacock. We were impressed with the food and the service was great.

Set in a lovely area with a great atmosphere my fish and chips was cooked perfectly and the service was friendly and quick

Excellent service absolutely delicious food. I love the atmosphere

Wonderful restaurant and hotel! The room had tons of charms, while still having updated amenities that made it incredibly comfortable to stay. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. The breakfast, dinner, and drinks were all top notch. Only potential downside of the hotel is the odd layout and low door frames (due to the age of the building) - watch your head!

Came across this guest house and tea room by lucky accident. The food and drinks were excellent. One of my family requires a gluten-free diet and the staff here were knowledgeable and very helpful in understanding the gluten free request and were able to provide everything required. If you are in Lacock you must ensure a visit to this establishment.

The overall service was okay and the staff were very polite, my issue was with the prices £153 for greasy fish lack of chips and two burgers which wernt the greatest.. a couple round of drinks and they whacked a £14 service charge.. we won’t come back here again

Excellent 1 night stay in a beautiful town. Great hosting, food and accommodation - would definitely return, and super dog friendly. Thank you!

Excellent 1 night stay in a beautiful town. Great hosting, food and accommodation - would definitely return, and super dog friendly. Thank you!

Saturday lunch at the restaurant was really really tasty. Very friendly atmosphere and the food was very good quality. Thank you

I didn't stay, so the rooms, unknown. Sunday roast great!

Avoid this place at all costs. I was told that the restaurant is not a café and that we had to order a full meal and a drink. A friend of mine, who doesn't drink coffee or tea, was told she had to order water. I found the staff to be rude and taking advantage of visitors. We chose to stay polite and not leave for another restaurant, but it was a disappointing experience.

Fabulous location if you're staying in Lacock. Steeped in history and full of quirky nooks and crannies.

Had been recommended for Sunday lunch and our visit did not disappoint. Staff were welcoming, atmosphere was relaxing, and the food was as good as expected. Between us we had steak, fish, and a vegetarian Wellington, all of which were cooked to perfection. Guys, look after Ruby - you’ve got a good one there! Communicated info about the dishes, drinks, and history of the pub very well. Look no further than this place if you’re in Lacock. Just mind your head if you’re tall!

My husband and I visited while we were going to see Lacock Abbey, mistakenly thinking that we would get better food than at the National Trust cafe. We opted for a bowl of soup each which we were told was "curried root vegetable". It was thin, tasteless and almost inedible and came with two tiny fingers of bread (which had a cake consistency but thankfully wasn't sweet). They were so small that the chunk of butter that came with them was almost bigger! Truly dreadful. The waitress came and asked if everything was alright and I told her that the soup was tasteless. To be fair, she did offer to get us something else but as we had already waited quite a while and wanted to get the the Abbey, we told her not to bother but to pass our feedback on to the kitchen. I hope she did. Incidentally, the portion was so small that when the bill came I asked the waitress "if that was a bowl, how small would a mug have been?" and she brought out a tea cup - which would hold barely a taste! The thing that really irked me (apart from paying £8.50 each for this meagre, tasteless lunch) was that the pub is undoubtedly used a lot by foreign tourists. I can't imagine what they would think. As someone who makes both bread and soup myself, I know how cheaply it can be done with a much better result. The pub could afford to be much more generous with their portion sizes (and hopefully get a better chef - who evidently didn't taste the soup!) but are clearly just ripping people off because they can.

Lovely Sunday roast and plenty of options. Brought an oap, a 2 yr old and a dog. All looked after, shame the stout wasn't available.

We had lunch asking for a table without a reservation, the kind waitresses seated us in a room with a fireplace overlooking the splendid street where the restaurant is located. We ordered pie of the day and burger and it was all very good. Prices high but in line with the whole area (Cotswolds and surrounding areas). Advised

Lovely old inn in lovely old town, everything dating back to before Columbus discovered a new world. Walked in, sat down, broke the chair. Well, my son is a big bloke, I'm a big bloke. The chairs are perhaps a bit less than sturdy. Waiter whisked it away and we gingerly sat down again. We went for the three starters plus bread and olives as a light lunch. Pork terrine Fish bites Sumac squid All very good. A very nice low alcohol cider (I'm driving) I went to find the loo - it's upstairs, and a bit of a fierce staircase. I actually had my back to the proper staircase and went up what must have been the servants stair. I dare say if you had restricted mobility the ladies could be used. Unusually I had cash , but they prefer you to pay with the card. Not a problem for me, but I was a bit surprised

Stopped here for lunch with my wife and 3 year old. We grabbed 3 starters to share and a mac and cheese for the little guy. Tasty and thoughtful eating, highlight would be the cheese tart and the pommes anna. Nice cosy interiors and chill for a Sunday lunch time.

Had a fantastic Sunday roast the beef was lovely. Attentive service without being overboard they brought a water bowl for my dog too. Very nice atmosphere with very tasteful decorations. The prices are not cheap but I think it was reasonable for the wonderful meal. I will definitely return again.

The goats cheese salad was so small for a main and was £15. I telephoned to say I believe I was charged for the main but received a starter. The girl I spoke to said she would call/email me back to check. She did not do this and I feel very much as though she did not believe me or simply could not be bothered to ring. It’s very dear for the portion sizes and not value for money, we didn’t even get walnuts with the dish as specified. I expected the girl Maddie to ring back and even rang back to say a similar review to mine was also on the website from August. I will call again as it’s important I am offered an explanation but it really does feel as though the pub does not care and is not interested in feedback that involves complaints.

As a tour guide I regularly bring guests in over the year, several times a week in the summer months, but Sunday lunch with friends has made me reconsider. My partner found two aluminium-strands in her meal, or rather had to pull them out of her mouth. To me, they looked like theyd come from a scourer but as SOTA told us they dont use pan-scourers it was presumed theyd come from foil off the meat They were promptly whisked away and the owner offered my partner a free dessert (which she didnt want) so that was that... The kids who work here are amazing and do a tough job, and were tipped accordingly, but the proprietor really dealt with this in a dismissive manner. Not Good Enough. Youve lost a customer

I was really looking forward to staying here and eating in the restaurant. However, my wife caught flu and we asked if we could rearrange for another date after Christmas. Initially I was told yes, and we agreed on a revised date in January. Then minutes later, I had a call back to be told this was not possible and the room must be paid for in full, even though we could not stay there. So please check the cancellation arrangements before staying here, we paid £185 for a room we never even saw and we won’t be going back.

I was really looking forward to staying here and eating in the restaurant. However, my wife caught flu and we asked if we could rearrange for another date after Christmas. Initially I was told yes, and we agreed on a revised date in January. Then minutes later, I had a call back to be told this was not possible and the room must be paid for in full, even though we could not stay there. So please check the cancellation arrangements before staying here, we paid £185 for a room we never even saw and we won’t be going back.

Really, really disappointed with the service this evening. As a Lacock resident, I come here often bringing visiting friends and family for meals which have always been exceptional. We arrived at 6pm, and I gave them a quick call just to check if we could reserve a table for 2, to which I was told no, as they were closed…I questioned this, as their usual closing time (and as advertised) is 8pm, to which I was then told they only had one table available instead. I said that’s not a problem, as we were informed the kitchen was closed so were just going to have drinks. Upon arrival, and much to my disappointment, the pub was practically empty aside from a couple of tables eating. I felt incredibly disheartened after being lied to on the phone. Nevertheless, we ordered our drinks and stated it a shame that no food was available, which is when we overheard the table next to us ordering dessert, which would have been absolutely fine to us and nice if it was offered. I then asked if we could order, to which I was told the cheese wasn’t available… This has been my favourite pub for over 10 years, and I have spent thousands on meals in that time. Unfortunately, unless the service drastically changes I will no longer be bringing my family and friends to visit. I genuinely feel really sad to be writing this review as a long standing customer who’s only ever had positive things to say, the way I was made to feel this evening was totally unacceptable.

Great food and wine choices. Service couldn’t have been better. Would highly recommend.

Superb restaurant with a lovely relaxed atmosphere. I had the lobster bisque for stater and the duck as a main and both were amazing. Staff couldn’t have done more to make us feel af home. Shall be back as soon as possible

I feel like I’ve wasted my money and time for waiting (30-34 minutes).We ordered burger and the meat was raw. When we asked the waiter to check with the chef they said that it was cooked well. I felt really uncomfortable and one of the men from the stuff was rude and didn’t say thank you and goodbye when we left. Will never come back again. And remember you are not allowed take any picture as I was told by one of the employee.

Lovely meal with friends. Excellent food and service. Thank you

Super Club, what a fantastic concept and evening 5 delicious fish courses really looking forward to seeing the next menu

Wonderful evening and taster menu, exceptional food and great company - a lovely atmosphere recommend.

First visit to the Angel. Delicious food, chef came and talked about each course of the taster menu. It was delicious highly recommend and would go again, all the staff were lovely.

My husband and I went for a meal at the Sign of the Angel on a particularly cold night. There was a cozy fire in the restaurant and it wasn't long before we warmed up. The waitress was friendly and welcoming. The meal was really good quality - we had the curried vegetable soup and the lobster bisque. Both were excellent, full of flavour and a good quantity. We had the chicken and leek pie and the Parsnip, mushroom and leek Wellington. The Wellington came with greens, mash, pureed carrot and a delicious gravy. Lots of different textures, and very tasty. My husband said his was a "proper pie". Given the prices for ordinary meals in ordinary pubs these days, we felt this was actually good value.

We truly enjoyed our dinner at Sign of the Angel. We arrived a bit early for dinner service, so we decided to wait in the back garden and enjoy a drink. Maraya, our waitress, welcomed us, brought our drinks, and let us know when our table was ready. Once inside the dining area, we were served by Darren, who was friendly and helpful. The interior was very cozy and charming, and the food was excellent. We shared the calamari, followed by the shepherd’s pie, which was both hearty and delicious. And of course, we saved room for a wonderful apple crumble. We really enjoyed our evening there and would recommend it to anyone looking for a high-quality meal in a cozy setting.

I loved it with all my heart. The whole building is breathtaking. When you are there you feel like you are in a movie setting. Rooms are incredibly clean and cosy. When you are there you feel like you are in different world 🥰 staff are very friendly and kind. Place is pet friendly and everyone loved our dog. He could visit all building include restaurant. Egg Benedicts was pie favourite from the breakfast menu 😁 I only must say it's was incredible warm 🥵 on downstairs and you are not allowed to open a window because staff asking you quite quickly to close it. Would recommend take with you hand fan if. Believe me I do like keeping my flat at 22 degrees but this place was incredibly warm 😅🔥

We ate here twice. Such a lovely, warm, and inviting place. Loved the fireplaces and the beautiful garden outside.

A wonderful lunch in a relaxing and calm environment with delicious food and excellent service. The stunning village is a great place to explore with bespoke shops and beautiful buildings. Will definitely return.

Should be renamed sign of the devil. Appalling service. We got there with a booking to be informed that the chef "was leaving " so there were only sandwiches available and some light bites. We ordered a sausage roll for one adult and came a kid's portion in a kid's tiny plate (almost a miniature). When we said it was small their reply was "it's a light bite"- if that it the case it should be charged as such. They charged £8 for that! They also had the nerve to send us the bill with their service charge included for obtaining no service and no food. The wait was Appalling as there were hardly any people there. To top things we wanted to pay cash but they don't accept cash because "they need to go to the bank". Absolutely shameless, ridiculous, overpriced and awful. Would not recommend there are other pubs in the area we regretted not going to

Food was excellent, good service

Nice cozy atmosphere. The butternut squash soup was nice. My daughter liked the salt and pepper squid especially the special mayonnaise sauce. Steak was good as well. The attendant serving us was nice and provided good service.

We had a 40th birthday dinner in one of the rooms and we had it to ourself which was great! The food and the service was amazing, I would recommend it and I will be going back!

Special Treat day, thanks for the sign! Excellent - Very Fresh Steaks, perfectly cooked, 'Must have' Apple Crumble to finish

I had an amazing dining experience last Friday lunchtime. Although the restaurant was very busy, I was lucky enough to get a seat at a cosy table by the fire with my partner. We opted for the Lamb Shepherds pie and Sea Bream which I would recommend. They accommodated to my Husbands difficult dietary requirements and the staff were excellent and so polite. Will definitely be back!

Sunday lunch was well prepared and presented. Staff exceptionaly pleasant and efficient. My request to be seated elsewhere than offered was no problem, even though it was very busy. Well worth a visit.

We went to the Sign of the Angel as a family for our daughters 21st birthday and had a wonderful evening. The food was delicious and served promptly. We were seated near the fire, as I had asked when booking, which was set in a huge old fire place. I had mentioned that we were celebrating a 21st when I rang days before, which someone had obviously made a note of, as both waitresses went out of their way to acknowledge this. They wished our daughter a Happy Birthday when we first arrived, brought out complementary snacks before we ordered, then a complimentary glass of wine for my daughter with the main course, accompanied by a little noticeboard to place on the table, wishing her a Happy 21st Birthday. They even made the final course special by adding a lit candle into her pudding and writing Happy Birthday in chocolate source around the edge of the plate. The pub is a lovely old character building and the food great, but what really made the evening special was the 2 young ladies serving us and their professional and friendly demeanour.

A lovely quaint place, friendly attentive staff. Excellent food. Lovely room & guest lounge. We have visited a few time's & it has always been great.

Shocking food! Beef chin was awful and the only reason I ate the chicken replacement was because the waitress was so lovely. I wont return or recommend

We booked a 3 night stay at the Sign of the Angel in April for a stay in September (14th-17th), received the email confirming our reservation. After a busy day we arrived at the Sign of the Angel, only to find they said they had no booking, I showed the emails & the receptionist even found the emails on there system, but no booking & all rooms unavailable. The manager was nowhere to be found & the receptionist unable to reach him, I can’t fault Maddie on reception as she was really apologetic & even tried to find us alternative accommodation. We were told that there had been a system issue & our booking had been cancelled, we didn’t receive an email of the cancellation & I find it hard to believe of a system issue as they also said it was manually cancelled. So an awful & upsetting experience for our first visit to the Cotswolds & I don’t feel a free coffee & bottle of wine covers what was clearly there fault. We did manage to find an AirBnB for our stay. So if you do book the sign of the angel for a stay be warned & also ring before you go to ensure they have your booking & not cancelled it

C'est un pub hôtel dans le vieux village historique de Lacock. Bonne nourriture. Nous n'y avons pas dormi mais on a regretté car les chambres sont belles et typiques.

We had dinner as a young family of 4. Very impressed with the fact there are both toddler and child size portions available! The kids both had fish and chips and we had the pie of the day - both were delicious. Very accommodating. Beautiful pub.

Excellent : très beau cadre (nous étions dehors), accueil et service très agréable et efficace et, surtout, une cuisine excellente. Que ce soit le porc, le boeuf ou le burger, c'"était très bon et fin.

Beautiful 15th-century pub. However, the room we were seated in lacked the atmosphere you would expect from such a place. The food was average at best, but the prices were quite high. I would definitely not return here for the food.

Today I visited the Sign of the Angel pub in Lacock and was thrilled with the experience. This charming pub, located in the picturesque village of Lacock, is not only a piece of living history but also offers a warm welcome and a unique atmosphere. I ordered some fries, a tea and a juice, and was very satisfied with the quality and taste of everything I tasted. The service was excellent and the setting, with its characteristic wooden structure, made my visit truly special. An unmissable place, both for Harry Potter lovers and for those looking for a good meal in an enchanting English-style environment!

Very, very poor. Our food arrived overcooked but almost cold, and a very meagre portion. Waiter didn't ask how our food was, which is usually telling in itself. When we did tell him, his reaction was to tell us that wasn't normally what people siad- and did absolutely nothing about it. I'm sure this place has enough tourists passing through that they don't need to care whether people come back or not, maybe that's what keeps them afloat. There is far better to be had in the village. My advice is go elsewhere and avoid disappointment.

Super cute quant hotel with 4 rooms take you back in time nestled in the time town Lacock lost in time as well. Very friendly staff.

We stayed for a meal. It is a very beautiful pub with a stream down the bottom of the garden that you can sit right next to. The food was excellent and we had great service. However, they decided to add a 10% service charge without asking/telling us. They also didn't show us the bill before paying and we had to come inside to pay. The prices are already a little high, but I didn't want to make my partner uncomfortable by going back to ask for the service charge to be removed. I'm glad l've learnt about service charges and this pub was great, just make sure you remove the automatic service charge as tips should be optional.

Just popped in on a first visit for a couple of beers when it was hot! Super garden, decent low alcohol beer, menu looks interesting. Will be back to try the tempting menu!

Lovely atmosphere, our waitress was Taylor she was very helpful & very cheerful. Her service was great & was happy to seek help with an enquiry regarding ciders. Our food was piping hot & very tasty, excellent Cornish Brill.

Beautiful place, but service rather slow (took 30 minutes to get the bill!). Also, quite incredible how they can charge £13.50 for a small sandwich and a few (six!!) crisps. Truly a rip-off.

Excellent Sunday lunch. All four of us had really good food - it was a birthday meal. The service was very friendly and prompt.

It makes me very sad to write this review. I LOVE the Sign of the Angel. I have stayed several times and a high point was always the imaginative menu and the delicious food. I was really looking forward to introducing my brother who was visiting from America. We were met with the hotel’s usual charm and our rooms were quirky and delightful as usual. It was the dinner that was the let down. We had a chat with the chef and he recommended several of his favourite dishes. I’m afraid the report that everything we tried was poor. The bread was stale. The lamb was tasteless and the lamb ball was greasy. My beef was overcooked and tough….I didn’t eat it and sent the plate back. The waitress was very apologetic. I’m sorry to say that I doubt I’ll be back unless the menu returns to its very high standard.

We went for Brunch. THIS IS NOT A PUB and hasn't been for the last 50 years!!. The service was just how it should be from Mariah, very personable and should go far. Good luck with apprenticeship and future. It is a lovely olde worlde place, pity floors are painted concrete but that could be building regs. Best wishes to new owners and staff.

Definitely worth the trip from the Midlands and hope to return in the near future for an overnight stay. Warm welcome for us and our pooch (very dog friendly). We sat inside as it was a cold June day, but there's a superb garden with a nice waterside setting. A very unique pub. Top notch, warm service and the full English made a memorable breakfast. Great coffee too. Highly recommended!

Had lunch here today with my parents outside in the lovely beer garden. Service was exceptional, food was excellent, just wish I’d seen the chef to say thank you . Definitely recommend,(food was beautiful)! Thank you all. Jeremy Fry

Came here for 2 cappuccinos while wandering around beautiful Lacock. Unfortunately they were the coldest I've ever had, barely even warm. I did mention it to a staff member on departure, but was just told what the ideal temperature should be! I won't be back. Although the building and gardens were lovely to be fair.

I wanted a light lunch and ordered a Focaccia, Chicken, Salad sandwich. It was expensive, OK, but dreadful. Stale Focaccia, soaked in oil to soften it. My error was not to send it back after first taste but was with friends who had chosen the restaurant so did not want to cause a fuss. Serving staff were pleasant if embarrassed at the complaint. In the event however all 4 of us were very dissatisfied with the fayre.

The garden setting is lovely with pretty flowers, a peaceful stream and birdsong. In addition to the lovely garden, the Triple cooked fries and fresh tea (both mint and Earl Grey) were nice. Unfortunately, my friend and I found it very expensive for the meagre portion sizes and as friendly as they were, the service was lacking. When my elderly friend commented to the serving staff that her plaice was only 3 bites, the member of staff’s comment was “fish has gone up in price” to which my friend replied “and so have your prices!” To her credit, the server immediately went to the kitchen and came back with a far more acceptable meal. A big guy would have walked out of there still hungry. I ordered the vegan burger which, according to the menu, included beets, falafel, humous and harissa. When I said I didn’t want the brioche bun, the server looked baffled and said he didn’t think that was possible as the kitchen wouldn’t do any swaps! Huh?? This really did confuse them and the kitchen neglected to include any of the accompaniments. 🤦🏽‍♀️ Needless to say, we were amused that such a simple request could confuse them so. In the end, it was a lot of money for what we got and both walked out hungry. We won’t be rushing back.

We had afternoon tea. Which was nice, but unfortunately what was supposed to be gluten?Free triggered a celiac reaction with my partner 1hr later. When I spoke to the owner or chef, they said that it was impossible and we're quite arrogant about it and said, She must have eaten something somewhere else, which was not the case. Because the only other place she had eaten that whole dat was her own house.

Nice little pub in the middle of Lacock old town. We had cream tea in the garden at the back. I didn't fancy tea or coffee, so they kindly offered hot chocolate instead. Also , i appreciate that they had plain scones as an option. And they serve 2 , which felt good value for money.

My Mother and I had lunch here today . From the atmosphere of the location. The food being the best we have had in a long time to the Class A service from a lady called Mariah ...this lady was so polite and patient...this lady needs an award ...what a star ⭐. Thank you . Xx

A very charming and characterful Inn, with a restaurant serving really enjoyable food. Hospitality and service were very good. Room was very comfy. 10/10

Really lovely setting with fantastic staff

This place Was fantastic for food and drink. Hopefully you didn't throw away the old chairs as the new ones are shocking.

Unfortunately our experience wasn’t great, maybe this wasn’t on the staff but I’m going to rate based on my overall experience. We as a couple had Sunday lunch in one of their rooms that was empty except for one other family - so there was no atmosphere to enjoy. And this family chose to have their kids watching peppa pig at full volume. And were very loud in general as though they were enjoying themselves at home vs in public. The staff said they couldn’t move us. The food was ok, not amazing, but we just had to eat as fast as we could and leave.

Nice restaurant with very attentive staff

Beautiful pub, we were seated in front of a roaring log fire which kept the room so warm on a cold February eve. Food was beautifully presented, lots of options to choose from on the menu. Only disappointment was that they had ran out of the cheesecake and we weren't notified of this when choosing our desserts. Lovely staff who were welcoming and friendly and a good choice of wines. Definitely a special occasion placed to dine as it isn't cheap, we also loved there was no music being played in the pub. Instead it was the crackle of the fire and people chatting in the background which made a lovely atmosphere.

Don’t waste your money - rude staff who don’t care if you have a terrible visit. The room was FREEZING despite asking for a extra heater the noisy little floor fan just dried out the air and took the worst chill off but it was bone chillingly cold. And considering this was a birthday / anniversary gift it wasn't much fun sleeping with our jumpers, socks n hats on!! It’s an old building and thick walls so not sure why it was absolutely freezing possible it was unused for several days and had got ‘cold cold’…. Mattress was very very firm so not comfortable at all :( . The room was a lot smaller than photos suggested I think they used a wide lens in adverts. There was no tv which we didn’t notice untill we were laying in bed at 3am unable to sleep. There was no spare blankets :( Headboard loose so rattled everytime we turned over....truly an utterly miserable night! Breakfast was below average. Poached eggs slightly undercooked so snotty, mushrooms undercooked and a bit cold. Tea was in a pot so we both got one cup drunk before it stewed so much it was undrinkable. Over all a very disappointing night exacerbated by tiredness from the cold room, not the cosy romantic night we have hoped for. I think they spend a lot of time making it LOOK nice and not much time actually making sure it IS nice. I have NEVER been in such a cold hotel before. TBH we would not have said anything BUT…when I was at checkout and I was asked if I had a nice stay I said quietly ‘’tbh we were freezing and didn’t sleep well’ and I could not believe the immediate sarcastic eye roll !! as if to say ‘’oh here we go’ and the woman immediately went on the defensive. I was shocked. And very annoyed. I never asked for any money off nor a discount I just wanted to let them know it was miserable cold night for us, however because of the immediate unprofessional reaction from that woman I don’t care who knows how rubbish it was. So here we are now. Letting everyone know because she couldn’t keep her bad mood to herself and be more professional. Be warned that looking pretty doesn't always mean anything. And at £130 I feel ripped off. Discounted off £185 BTW... avoid.

Food was out of this world, proper flavoursome and great quality. We got the angel board and as two people who are not fans of soup, it was the best part along with the house made bread. Honestly couldn’t fault it and the pork belly was amazing. Really worth stopping and having a bite. My only minor criticism is that service was a little slow but when you got served, the guys were friendly and attentive.

Spent the afternoon wandering around Lacock on a glorious day. We have eaten at the Sign of the Angel pre covid during the winter months a d love the atmosphere and good.On looking as we passed by we noticed they were serving afternoon tea in the garden so tried our luck getting a table. What a wonderful experience, lovely setting and friendly and welcoming staff, went out of her way to get us a table. We enjoyed a lovely fun, vibrant and relaxing atmosphere with a great afternoon tea. We opted to have one savoury and one sweet to get the benefit of both the tasty cheese scones and the lovely fruity ones! It was busy but well managed and friendly service with a smile. We will be back to try dinner there soon.Great effort from the team and good to return there.

Lovely coffee and cake break in beautiful garden area. Staff could not have been more helpful, and very efficient in these Covid times. Lovely toasted teacake, with jam and butter added to the lovely garden area. Really enjoyed it, and we will return soon.

Visiting the area for a weekend break and had lunch here. Lovely friendly staff, brilliant food and a nice calm atmosphere.

We were disappointed by our visit today. The food seems to have downhill and the service was inattentive and chaotic. There didn’t seem to be enough waiting staff working or else they just don’t work as a team. Hopefully it’s just teething problems after being shut for a while but our experience will put us off returning as it’s not cheap. The location and beer garden are lovely though.

food is over priced n tiny. takes about 1 hour between each course.. is a p*ss take. staff are all rude and think they are special . especially anna and ellie. anna is a very up herself nd treats people like sh*t. don’t recommend.. if you have a lot of money and time to waste then go here.

We had such a lovely lunch and afternoon here on Saturday. Seated by a roaring fire, beautiful Christmas decorations, stunning building and really friendly and helpful staff. We have a toddler- we were brought a high chair without asking, they served him very quickly and couldn’t do enough to make our afternoon lovely. And the food was delicious. We had venison burgers and ‘Angel boards’ which had incredible mushroom soup, fresh warm bread and three English tapas style items which you can choose from a selection. All very much enjoyed. Thank you!

Every few years my wife and I return to Lacock and we have been doing so since 1969, often eating or staying at the C15 'The Sign of the Angel'. We were met at today's lunch by a roaring fire and a friendly welcome. All food in our 3-course set lunch was of outstanding quality including rabbit terrine also celeriac and apple soup starters followed by delicious salmon accompanied by samphire and a lobster sauce. Pudding was a light ginger sponge with salted caramel sauce and pear ice cream. All excellent and reasonably priced.

A very good friend recommended us to this inn for lunch. What a find! Excellent, fresh, delicious and beautifully presented food. Quirky styled restaurant. Reasonably priced. Would highly recommend if you are in the area.

Visited during the “eat out, help out”. Setting was lovely and they had obviously taken measures to space people out. The food was “ok”, not “outstanding” or if I’m honest “good”. Price of the food was ridiculously expensive against the quality of what came. Much more expensive than their menu on the website. I would suspect they had increased their prices to make the most of the “eat out,help out” Overall disappointed as we had heard such good things from a while ago.

The dinner was very good and the wine list very reasonable. Small dining room and due to covid, plenty of room

Not impressed unfortunately I found the whole experience lack lustre. From all the reviews I read I imagined the experience to be one to remember but just wished I hadn’t bothered if I’m honest. I know times are difficult at the moment but completely soul-less atmosphere no background music you could hear a pin drop everyone whispering. I was positioned next to a roasting fire and was not only melting but came away smelling of awful fire smoke in my hair and clothing. I did ask to move but was flatly refused because of covid rules.The food being just mediocre we therefore decided not to waste any more money on desserts.

Although having lived in Bradford on Avon for over 30 years, we had never visited the Sign of the Angel until today. We have seriously missed out. We were there to celebrate my birthday and every attention was paid to the current Covid situation, with tables well spaced and the usual sanitizers in place, with a lovely log fire in the background. We had a lovely guy looking after us - sadly, I didn’t get his name, but he supports Arsenal! Nothing was too much trouble for him. Our food was amazing - the standouts being the Chilli Prawn starter and the Belly Pork main course. We shall most definitely return and cannot recommend The Sign of the Angel highly enough. Bravo!

This ancient building has a lot of charm and low ceilings. The starters and main courses were excellent but we found the puddings disappointing. That aside, the service was excellent, the food very good and the ambience just what we wanted. Highly recommended

Lovely two nights spent in this wonderful old building. The meal on the first night was outstanding: the food sublime, the portions large and the young lad who served us was excellent. The following morning’s breakfast was excellent! The second evening’s meal, although good, was not as good as the previous night. I had the same main course and it certainly wasn’t as plentiful. That said, I still enjoyed it. The bedroom we had was nice but would have benefited enormously from two comfy lounging chairs rather than the two rather austere upright, armless chairs that were in the room. The bath was super: long, deep and hot! Overall, a thoroughly enjoyable break!

Absolutely delicious food with great service at reasonable prices, good value for money for what you get

After arriving in Lacock at about 10am we found everywhere to be closed even the Bakery was closed at 10.30 am! so embarked on a walk around the village and via local footpaths on returning had coffee at the only very rundown cafe. We visited the Abbey and then wanted some lunch and happened upon this Public House 'The Sign of the Angel' and what a warm and friendly welcome we had even though the main restaurant was full the waitress offered a table in their Breakfast Room which we gladly accepted. We had the Fish triple fried Chips puree of Peas and a Caper sauce to die for. The portion was a sensible and perfect size all I can say is fabulous.

For various reasons we haven't eaten here for some time but with friends visiting and who fondly remembered the last time we took them to the Angel we booked again for dinner. I had booked a table for the 4 of us and whilst I parked the car (it was a very wet evening) my wife and 2 friends entered to be told that we had a booked a table for only 2! Anyway there was an empty table for 4 -the only one spare so quite a coincidence. Despite our wet coats there was no offer to hang these so they remained behind our chairs. Our drinks order was promptly taken by a very pleasant waiter and quickly arrived. Our food order was then taken - my friend and I ordering soup but our wives decided not to have starters. Eventually the soup arrived and it was delicious but it should have been accompanied by "house baked bread" but this did not appear. I asked a different waiter about the bread and he said that this would be extra but when I pointed out that it was part of the soup course he promised to ask the chef. Much later with our soup eaten the "house baked bread " appeared. There was one plate with a small piece of flavoured bread and another plate with a thin slice of white commercial looking bread. Both accompanied by rock hard butter. We did eat the flavoured bread but certainly not the sliced white!Time went on and we were then given what appeared to be a lamb based roll with mint jus - very tasty but why 3 plates for 4 people?After nearly an hour the main courses arrived - in fairness 3 were fine but the other lacked substance and flavour.During this long wait for our mains a man in a pink shirt (the manager?) was walking around but made no effort to ask about our experience. With only about 8 tables in the restaurant it couldn't have been that much of a challenge!We avoided any puddings as, from our experience with the wait for our mains, we were afraid we might be breaching the 10 pm deadline after arriving at 7.30 so had a quick coffee and left.This is quite an expensive restaurant; it has so much potential given its character but the service is mixed and this must be the responsibility of the management.Don't think we will return - such a shame......

A Medieval stone fireplace and timber beams created a great atmosphere in which we were seated with plenty of space between tables and good ventilation. I chose their signature salad dish with English charcuterie and raspberry vinagrette. We could not resist the strawberry cheesecake with walnuts and homemade mint ice cream.

Initial booking (two days in advance) was odd, the man on the phone was rude and unhelpful. But when we checked in the staff were lovely. Rooms were quirky and brilliantly laid out.Food really shone, with brilliant flavours and delicious combinations. The waiting staff were warm, engaging and really professional. Would definitely recommend and book again. Just ignore the man on the phone!