The Brewery Inn in Wiltshire

Amazing food, wonderful staff. Absolutely loved this pub. Otter beer is lovely & kept well. Pool table bonus. Sitting the garden in the sunshine. So close to the canal lovely little walk. Definitely recommend a visit.

Incredibly friendly staff, exceptional food, they even left the kitchen open later for us as we arrived just before the shut the cookers down. Really lovely pub not far from canal. All the local dogs love the staff too !! Finished off with a coffee after yummy food

Roast beef Sunday dinner, beautiful, well worth booking (a must for Friday, Saturday and Sunday) very helpful, and welcoming, could not have done more, (I have an allery), so could not eat the butterscotch & treacle pud, (hubby did and says delish) Will be going back again, thank you, for a lovely roast and the welcoming friendly atmosphere. Carol & Pete

Superb service from Charlotte and Rachel; scrumptious festive meal cooked by Sarah. Diverse selection of drinks on offer. Would highly recommend.

Fantastic pub! Went at Halloween and the garden experience was brilliant. Made to feel so welcome and great beers and ciders on tap!

Deserved win for The Brewery as pub of the week recently in the Gazette & Herald. Always busy with locals and visitors for great food, my last sampling of Fiery fries was a meal in itself. Sarah and the staff have coped so well to keep this COVID secure in such a small venue with sheltered outside seating and careful table management. Delighted to hear that our favourite take- aways will operate during the dreaded lockdown. Can't wait to get back in hopefully in December.

My family and I visited the Brewery Inn this evening and I have to say, it was super! Not only did we all feel welcome but also safe in these difficult times. Everything was spotlessly clean and the staff were so welcoming. The all weather pods that have been installed are wonderful! They are great for an alfresco meal even in October, we all felt quite cozy. We only expected a normal pub menu but to our delight, the Brewery Inn had decided to offer bespoke pizza’s, design your own topping options at a very reasonable price. We were not disappointed, they were excellent! Superb ale to wash it down and altogether a great evening. We will reserve a pod again very soon.Thank you to all the staff at the Brewery Inn at Seend in Wiltshire.

Such a lovely pub with great food and drinks. We came in and were greeted by the staff, who were very friendly and accommodating. There was a wide selection of drinks available and a variety food options, many homemade. As a vegan with food allergies, it can be difficult to find places that serve food I can eat without having a reaction. The pub was very accommodating with all of my food-related needs and had plenty of delicious vegan options available, including puddings! As for the pub, it was cosy and had such a friendly atmosphere. The COVID-19 restrictions made it a very safe environment to be in and I will definitely be coming back.

Wow what a feast! Visited just before 3 on a Sunday and in time for a fabulous Sunday Roast Feast. More than 5 veg a day! Served by smiling happy staff, feast consisted of beef, pork, ample roast potatoes, 4 lots of veg on plate AND broccoli and cauliflower cheese. Spoilt for choice with home made desserts. Opted for home made bread and butter pudding which was Devine. Well worth the visit with no ‘pretentiousness’ like the pub down the road. Red wine delicious

On a canal boat week! After 3 recommendations from locals and the volunteers on the locks we booked here for dinner’ So disappointed! Homemade burger (Iceland),Homemade coleslaw (Tesco’s) Skin on chilli fries (no skin) (no chilli) Beer battered onion rings (Iceland’s) Unfortunately our young waitress (who wasLovely) had no answers to our questions (apparently her first night)! Give it a miss! We spoke to everyone the next day on the boats! Apparently the Barge Inn was amazing!!! We cancelled that!!!!! Why!

Group of five boaters stopped for a quick pint! Staff (Kim) was really helpful and chatty - inspired us to stay for a meal! Main course and a pint for £10! All of us had the pie of the day - proper pie / tasty dish - left completely satisfied and content! Worth the walk into the village from the canal!! Certainly go back!!!! Covid-19 management spot on!!!

Just had an amazing roast lunch here. Excellent customer service great ale superb location. Cannot rate it highly enough.

Proper pub near to the canal. Most friendly bar staff even when one of the kids was not well. Nice food and great beer. Anything more needed from a pub?

Place was booked so was offered a table outside , small perfect little menu for outside dining , the young man running food did not stop and was delivering superb customer service for everyone! Food was great portions massive will definitely be returning!

Used to be our local 30 years ago, have always used it in the meantime but not really as a regular.Anyway since being under new management have began to use it once more, it’s a two hour round trip on foot from our house but every step is well worth it.Fantastic hospitality along with great food and a great choice of ciders and beers. It seems to have a sparkle like it did years ago, always some one to talk to in a very family friendly environment , even Mable our dog is welcome(water bowls a plenty) This has always been a great proper pub and is always worth a visit, you will be back for more of the Brewery

Good to see this proper local pub reopening and looking super smart and welcoming. Takeaways during lockdown have been wonderful but its good to be back. Don't throw your money at the look-alike pubs run by the big chains, support a proper local country pub for good ,beer, food and great company.Well done Sarah and the team.

Lots of outside space , safely socially distanced . Good ales & dog friendly . Just what a pub should be !

We have enjoyed a few visits to this lovely little village pub, especially since Sarah and her team took over just before lockdown . Sarah has adapted her pub to Covid Regulations so brilliantly that you feel totally safe to eat and drink here . The beer is great and the food is delicious. We enjoyed pizza with ‘filthy fries’ , Butcombe ale and a local gin. We will definitely be returning soon.

Lovely new landlady and a great selection of ales and gins. Great outdoor space with plenty of room for everyone right near the canal. Great find!!

This lovely little village pub has had its up’s & downs but it’s very recently changed hands . It’s already had a bit of a make over & the beer really has improved . No food being served as yet but it will be very soon . Good luck to the Brewery !

Having spent a week on the K&A we have got a bit tired of the same old/same old. We moored along the road from this pub and was made to feel so welcome from the minute we walked in. If we hadn't booked a table elsewhere I think we would have stayed all evening chatting to the locals. Very friendly and a really comfy small little Inn. Thanks for having us ☺

What can I say! We visited this pub on Sunday afternoon whilst staying nearby at the campsite and after finding the pub on the canal lacking atmosphere.The locals were friendly, welcoming and fun. We enjoyed a laugh, a singsong and felt like we had arrived as strangers and left as friends. Decent beers too. Can’t comment on the food but if you like a good honest friendly pub this is it.

We stopped here with friends for food and a drink while on a canal boat holiday. Well worth the stop. Great service too. I did have a brief snafu with my order, but once the I informed the staff it was rapidly sorted.

This is the first negative review that I have had to give any establishment and I would not recommend to anyone to visit this pub for food!After reading the reviews and speaking to the locals working on the canal, I decided to go for dinner at the Brewery Inn with my family. From the outside it looked good with cute water stations for my dog however that was the main highlight of the visit. The menu was extremely limited to what was written on the specials wall and a small board on the bar however I thought optimistically that this food would be excellent due to the restricted choice. After waiting 30 minutes for the food, there was mixed results. On a plus the pies were very nice however they came with salad (no vegetables although it was stated on the wall that it was an option) and the chips were simply terrible, over fried, greasy and tasteless. As there was only one choice of children’s meal, my children chose the adult chicken burger. This turned out to be 2 small pieces of tasteless chicken in a dried bun with the same standard of chips which the adults had! The result being that went back to the barge and gave our children some more food.The pub itself was a single room with a bar and some odd tables to eat at. This did not have a friendly, local pub feel as expected and at no time were we asked how our food was or if we would like anything else. A very disappointing experience and therefore I would recommend eating in the boat or going somewhere else if you are looking for a family friendly eating experience!

Food was homemade and was absolutely gorgeous. A fabulous menu inc a vegetarian option. A lovely local pub with a fantastic community atmosphere. Was welcomed as soon as we walked through the door and we were spoken to by all the locals. Very friendly. Thank you!

We visited this pub about 4 years ago whilst staying in a B&B nearby and happened to be staying at the Devizes Camping and Caravan site about a 30 minute walk along the canal this time around, so we wanted to revisit it. We chose this pub over the Barge Inn as it was more homely and local. We were welcomed by the staff and locals there and got chatting to them.Enjoyed a lovely home made scotch egg and home made chips. My husband had the home made burger meal and thoroughly enjoyed that. We share a treacle sponge pudding which again was very nice.Whilst there, we also tried the local cider - Willow - very nice!

Came with kids and had a superb Sunday lunch, delicious roast beef, lovely veg and yorkies, lovely sticky toffee pudding. Local pub, very friendly and surprisingly good food.

Stopped in on our New Year’s Day walk. We aren’t local and this is a small very local pub. However we were made to feel very welcome and it was nice seeing and hearing locals who had come in for hangover breakfasts served by the pub. Had we known we would have done the same as they looked good. Will certainly try the food if we are that way again.

The Brewery is a couple of streets back from the Kennet & Avon canal, it is worth the very short walk to avoid the honey pot of bankside pubs. The cider is wonderful, the beer is great, the food is very good and the hospitality is second to none. The building is wonderfully traditional. All in all go there for a good lunch or a pint, live music and dinner!

Only one thing saved this from a zero and that was the barmaid.If you book lunch for 12.30 you do not expect to wait until 13.15 for any food. You do not expect to have to listen to a domestic between the landlord and his staff The food was awful and I do not expect to wait so long for the bill when we only want to leave and there were only 4 other customers in the bar. We have been lucky enough to eat all over the worlds. This apart from Rachel was the pits!

This unremarkable looking pub has a fabulous chef! We ate off the specials board and it was so good we arranged our return up the canal so that we could stop there again. Toddler food was fresh, good food. Fish fingers were proper pieces of battered cod complete with lemon wedge garnish! Gourmet toddler food! It was welcoming, dog friendly and fantastic.

Walking into the bar we were greeted with an awful smell of wet dog and urine so we opted for outside seating. As the kitchen had closed the barmaid offered myself and 6 friends an easy option from the menu so we ordered burger and chips. Upon delivery of food we were surprised at the size of the portions considering we had paid over 90 pounds for 7 burgers and approximately 6 chips each. About half way into the burger (having had a couple of beers) I noticed it contained a rediculous ammount of salt and it completely put me off the rest of my meal. I must reiterate that the ammount of salt was what I believe as a chef to be unsafe for human consumption. The day after I suffered severe stomach cramps, tremors and vomiting and at least 3 of my friends later had similar symptoms, which Im sure is no coincidence. I would definitely not recommend eating at this establishment.

Visited this pub following recommendation. Very definitely a locals local. Limited menu offered, though the locals were offered steak or Ham and Eggs. We ordered 3 burgers - these arrived with 9 chips each and a dry over toasted bread bun, the 4th person in our group ordered pie... which was a bowl of meat and gravy with frozen puff pastry thrown over the top. We were asked if all ok, however in order to not make a scene or embarrass anyone we said it was ok. Pub dog, sat waited to hoover up scraps, constantly round the table - owners should be more in control of dog begging for food. We were hungry so we ate the less than adequate food and left.

What can I say, loose running pub dog, friendly enough but found it a bother. Management seems to be a shambles. Many things on the short menu were unavailable. Food over was over cooked and really not very nice

Proper community pub, loved by the locals. Food is excellent and both staff and customers are very welcoming and friendly.

A gang of us were walking the Kennet and Avon Canal and guessed (rightly) that we'd need to book for lunch on a Sunday. The first place we tried couldn't accommodate us but the Brewery (at about the half-way point for that day's walk) could. Bingo! This place doesn't look much on the outside, and is equally unpretentious inside, but the small bar was buzzing and continued to do so right through our time there.

We walked into the village on Friday evening from the canal, looking for a dog friendly pub that did food. And we certainly found it!! Everyone in the busy pub was exceedingly friendly. There were plenty of dogs and they really were welcome (rather than those puns that welcome dogs who sit silently under the table). The beer were delicious and the food was incredible. Thank you for the excellent hospitality. We will definitely be back .

We only went here for a drink after a walk up from the canal. It was well worth it. This is place is a rare gem of a traditional local pub with good ales that are well kept and from what we could see, good simple food. The staff were really friendly and the atmosphere pleasant. Very glad we found this place.

You have to give this pub a go, new management since April, amazing food, warm welcome, great value! Very chilled environment, children and dogs welcome. A small but varied menu which changes frequently. This is a small village pub with a big heart and a good selection of beers, ciders and wine. Well worth a visit.

After been a regular of many years to this pub,may I say at long last it's turned the corner with a great Landlord Steve(Bargie).He's doing so many exciting things of events and the pub has come alive once more.

Good Pub, great atmosphere, Very Good Food. Very Good Ale. the staff are very Friendly and its the most Dog Friendly pub I have seen.

Mi marido ya había visitado este pub con un amigo hace un mes o así, y tenía una comida increíble. El pub tiene un ambiente super y es muy, muy amables con los perros. De hecho, nunca he visto tantos perros pequeños corriendo por un pub antes, jugar juntos y divertirse en general, mientras que los propietarios las miraba.

Precioso para encontrar un "verdadero" pub junto al canal. Lugareños y servicio - comida tradicional. No vegetariano o glutenfree foods on request aquí!

Lo siento, no examinó antes, pero estado viajando alrededor un poco. No sabemos la zona o eend Cleeve', pero la semana pasada a un par de cientos de metros de la carretera desde el Kennett & Avon Canal 'encontramos un auténtico pub village' La Fábrica...

We called in The Brewery on our first night of a long weekend on the Kennet & Avon following the good reviews on this site. The place was really busy and we were lucky to get a table. The real ale was well kept and a choice of 2 . A select menu with lots of variety, all homemade, but all so tasty , and competitively priced, it was faultless, the chef is a real asset to this pub. We enjoyed it so much we called in on our return journey, a real shock - it was really quiet but still fantastic food, sadly sold out of some dishes after a busy Saturday night, and down to 1 ale , still great though. Seriously , its about 200yards up the road from the pub on the canal but well worth it.

The Brewers we found was a most friendly country pub that offer excellent service with good food and wine.Seated outside the minted lamb pie with super crispy chips was a delight to eat.The 20 minutes we waited for the food to arriv is to be expected as it was cooked fresh. On lifting the pie crust, not the usual puff of air, but real pastry, I found the bowl filled to capacity with succulent lamb.I understand they are under new management and if this is what is to be provided I am sure they will make a success of their project.

Awesome food under new management. Thanks for a fab evening. The new menu has all good made on the premises, great flavours.

Although we have stayed in the area quite a few times we have never visited this pub usually preferring to go to its more sophisticated neighbour on the canal. A local man we chatted to along the canal suggested we give it a try and we were very glad we did.We learnt that the previous landlord had gone bust and the current landlord, a local man, had taken over the lease a couple of months ago. His biggest asset is the chef and his bar staff. Incredibly friendly service and we were completely surprised to learn that all the food is cooked from scratch, no catering packs here. The menu is short with good choices and extremely well priced (we are used to London prices).The pub is mainly used by locals but it would be great if through TripAdvisor more visitors could give it a try. The building itself probably needs some capital investment and the garden sorted out but with more punters coming through the doors those things will follow.By the way it is dog friendly.At present they don't take cards, cash only but that may change over time.We wish them well.

A traditional village pub with a new landlord and new chef in place. We stopped here for lunch and I had the Scotch egg and chips and was really impressed. Well made with plenty of herbs and a runny yolk in the middle it was delicious and very reasonably priced for a light meal - £6.

Absolutely recommend this place , friendly , welcoming and relaxing pub . Dog friendly , food cooked fresh and would recommend the homemade pizza , I'm not a pizza lover but can make an exception for these . Sunday dinner lovely too . Proper traditional pub which are few and far between now, nothing fancy but welcoming and a place where u can relax and no one treats u as an outsider , we travel over 200 miles and always come back to this pub as it's how pubs should be , traditional and welcoming

the food is good, there is a new publican/cook since two weeks, you may have to wait a bit for the food to arrive. It is pub food (steak and kidney pie, sausage and mash, etc.). What is special is the human interaction with the publican and the customers. We were invited to try differtent types of beer and cider, before deciding which one to order. There is a lot of hbuman warmth around, and a lot of English humour.

Thank you Bargee Steve and team for an amazing evening meal. Our meals were freshly cooked to order , the best home made garlic bread and spaghetti bolognaisewe've ever tasted and amazing home baked ham too. Really good value for money and a great friendly pub atmosphere. We wish you every success Bargee :)

Lovely Sunday lunch on a hot sunny day we all had Roast beef, even cooked my husband beef a bit more for him food hot and plates. Then we went mad and each had a gorgeous Icecream Sundae nauty but nice. Dogs welcome as well that is what we also looked for when we dine out.

The pub was small and cosy and the staff welcoming. Our food was nicely cooked and piping hot. Great chunky chips and reasonably priced. thanks to Carla the landlady who was very helpful with gluten free options and adapting the meals to suit.

First visit here found it lacking atmosphere and not very friendly all seemed an effort to serve us possibly been busy during the day as very little choice, what we did have was ok, but will not be rushing back.

We went to this pub on Sunday cos we had heard good reviews about. We booked a table of five for 12pm. Once we had all arrived and got our drinks, we decided to have the carvery, except for our niece who wanted nugget and chips. At about half 12 we were advised to get our carveries, pork and beef was the meats we were told.Once we got to the meat my wife ordered the pork only to be told that that that was the last of it. We were told that they had some chicken breast that they could put in. As this was only half past twelve, we were abit put out, especially as they serve the carvery til 4pm. But this was the only gripe, the rest was great, from the barmaid to the puddings, just a shame about the pork.

Lovely traditional quirky locals pub. Visited for lunch and was delighted to find a varied menu unlike the samey menus found in many of the Wiltshire chain pubs. Very attentive staff, food was brilliant, no microwave or boil in the bag offerings here, all beautifully traditionally cooked from fresh. Highly recommended.

Myself and and six friends had our Christmas meal here on Tuesday 6th Dec.Despite it being early December, there was a lovely Christmassy atmosphere in the Restuarant. The table was dressed beautifully with snowflake table cloths and lovely snowmen with tea lights in them, The starter of the trio of pate with plum and apple chutney was presented beautifully and thoroughly enjoyed, as was the chicken and chorizo skewers.Our main meals were the roast turkey, roast duck, vegetable pave and the Scottish salmon, we couldn't fault any of them.For dessert, I had the white chocolate box served with ice cream........heaven on a plate.The trio of mini chocolate desserts was thoroughly enjoyed, as was the frangipane tart.All this was finished off with coffee and mince pies.Many thanks to the Brewery Inn team for a fabulous meal, great service and a lovely evening.

Great local pub with character and traditional atmoshere. Friendly owner who makes everyone welcome. Service was great with every attention to making guests happy. Food was a great standard and superb value for money. Very much enjoyed our couple of hours there and recommend the pub to everyone.

My wife & I called in here en-route to somewhere else we were not disappointed we were greated by the very chatty landlady very refreshing not like the greeting you get from some of the surly creatures that run other hostelries.we had a beer & lunch the beer was good & the meals were more than ample for our appetites we could not finish the meals but they were very good.Nice beer garden for the warmer days & looked to be ok for the kiddies.

Based on decent Tripadvisor comments I decided to take the Olds here for Mum's 82nd birthday! They are both quite plain eaters and the menu certainly catered for them, as well as providing other interesting items. The landlady? Carla was extremely friendly. Between us we opted for a selection of starters to share (4 for £15), lasagne, chicken in black bean stir fry & ham egg & chips. Dad thought the lasagne was great (believe me this is MASSIVE praise from him!). Prices were very reasonable too. Will definitely be back at some point.

Always welcoming - good beer garden and Pub Grub washed down with fine Ale or Cider. Just remember that if you are cycling home (especially along the Canal) that you go easy on the Wacky. Many have fallen under its spell. Don't let that put you off though - its a proper drop.

We went on a Friday to try out the 'steak night' and we weren't disappointed. The steaks were cooked to perfection, served with lovely hand cut chips on a piping hot plate and accompanied by all the trimmings and a bottle of red. The pub was very busy with many dogs (including our own) and there was a really buzzy atmosphere. The landlady,staff and customers were very friendly and welcoming. Great value - will definitely be returning.

I was apprehensive stepping into my new local but, I shouldn't have been as all stereotypes were swept aside. Fantastic value via steak night (2 for 1 rump plus, a bottle of yummy red wine for 20 quid!), brilliant staff and, a great atmosphere. Having endured a pub chain the previous night, I was grateful for all of the above! I'm not quite a local yet but this pub made me feel more than welcome!

We have used this pub a few times now.its always been a pleasure.Its a real pub with good prices and brilliant food ,nearly all meals are well under a tenner and worth every penny.the pub garden is really nice aswell as inside.verry nice staff too.well worth the two minute walk from the canal.will carry on using this pub in the future when we are that way.

Popped into this pub for a drink, it has an interesting extensive menu though I thought it a little on the expensive side for a basic pub. The pub warns you it is dog friendly and it certainly was with 3 dogs running around the bar. My wife and I are not really dog people so this would put us off eating here.However I would certainly have no hesitation in drinking here again.

1st time here and taken here for my birthday. It was quiet but we had booked for 12 noon and arrived as they were just opening up.Very friendly welcome, ordered drinks and shown to our table.Sat down with the menu although we already knew we were having the carvery.Great selection on the menu and special board if you didn't fancy the Sunday carvery.10 mins after sitting down we were shown into the adjacent room to get our carvery, they give you the meat of your choice and you help yourself to the rest.Food quality was fantastic, obviously so fresh as we were first in.Great choice of desserts and we can vouch for the ice cream sundae and syrup sponge.We will be back.

Small pub with great atmosphere. Have visited on two occasions in the last month. Food always good and reasonably priced. Service on the first occasion slow because of a booked pre wedding group. Host most appologetic and gave a £10 discount! The second time we had a meal in the beer garden which was well presented and tasted good. The dog was made welcome, with water bowl for her use. Will certainly go again.

Visited on Saturday night with a group of 11 friends. We phoned about an hour before arriving and booked a table in the downstairs restaurant.All the staff were very friendly and welcoming and nothing seemed too much trouble.A good selection of dishes were available on the menu and all were very tasty. Will visit again when we are next in the area, such a shame that we do not live closer.

We came here a year ago and knew that we would have to come back when we were in the area again.It's always a bit of a worry that a place won't be up to previous high standards. We need not have worried. It is still an amazing friendly village pub. The standard of food is superb. I had the Wiltshire ham, eggs and chips. My husband had order envy so we had to return a couple of days later so he could have it. I had the bbq chicken ciabatta...amazing!!

Small pub full of very friendly locals with their dogs. Friendly hosts and staff. Really good food, chips to die for!

We ate at the Brewery Inn at Seend last week and the service and food were excellent. We altered 3 of the 4 meals from the menu (changing dressings and adding chicken to a pasta dish) with no fuss and everything was served as we asked. It was quicker than we expected for freshly cooked food and very good sized portions.Overall it was really good value (cheap compared to the nearest pub) and a lot better quality in our opinion.Large garden for families and dogs were welcomed which is very handy if you have all walked there along the canal.Highly recommended!

Proper English pub .Friendly staff , beer garden OK for children. Food very good value. Don't be put off by walk up from canal it's worth the short diversion . Very dog friendly and not at all pretentious.

Stopped off here on a July Saturday afternoon (about 2pm). The pub was recommended by some locals we had just spoken to, so thought it worth a visit. They had more or less confirmed to me that The Brewery was just that, a micro brewery that produced it's own ale. I saw no evidence of that however. While my wife took the dog to the beer garden at the back, I entered the saloon bar. Two customers in there. One guy was especially affable and we chatted about the location, village et al for a few minutes, the pleasant bar lady joining in with the banter. I had a pint of "The Rev" I think it was called. Nice. My wife had a soft drink. I took the drinks to the beer garden which was particularly large and attractively laid out. I walked over to the serving hatch where my drinks had been placed as it is a bit of a trek to the garden all the way around the back to get there from the bar. We were there, sunning ourselves, for about 45 minutes or so. The experience was all good.

We've been coming here for years. Adore the staff, punters, food and ale especially! If we won the lottery, we'd move here. Proper local that is warm & welcoming to all. Love this place :)

A good old fashioned village pub, not pretentious just great service and good food and local cider to boot. We have visited several times and always been greeted in a warm and friendly manner and made to feel most welcome. The food has been spot on every time. Friday steak deal very good value. Most recently we have also taken our 4 year old granddaughter who is a very fussy eater - nothing was too much trouble for them, they went out of their way to offer alternatives to please her. She enjoyed playing in the tree house too. Do try it!

My wife and I visited the Brewery this evening and were very glad that we did. It is a lovely village pub which provided us with a warm and friendly welcome. The locals were extremely friendly and interesting to talk to and on top of that, the food was delicious.Can't say much more really, other than we will probably go back tomorrow on the final evening of our holiday.

We had two lovely meals in this pub. The sausages and mash in a Yorkshire pudding was our favourite. Very reasonably priced.Lots of locals in this pub with their dogs.

We visited based on a recommendation and were pleased we did. Quite the most friendly and unpretentious pub we have visited for a long time. But that doesn't mean it was in any way lacking. Good food, great real ale selection and a very warm welcome add up to an all round good experience. Well worth the walk from the canal, we will be back.

When we arrived we where made very welcome and the landlady explained what was on the menu and carvery,sat down with us she let my wife taste a cider she had not tasted before lovely touch. We choose the carvery roastbeef and ham was the choice so we had slices of each plus roast potatoes, peas carrots broccoli squash, great gravy and yummy y/pudding. It was a great meal stuggled to finish it but did, no room for a sweet. So if you a great sunday lunch well presented and cooked served by friendly staff go to The Brewery we will again.

Loved this place, great food, great place, great value and a great homely feel. Definitely recommended if you like a local pub. Wish my dad was still with me to enjoy a night out here. Thank you.

Small pub that served food in Seend Cleeve. Large portions of pub grub that are very reasonably priced. Just be aware that it won't be fine dining as you eat in the bar area. Very friendly and helpful landlady.

Myself and my partner just visited The Brewery Inn for the first time today! I was impressed from the time we got there and they welcomed our dog Louie into the Pub other customers were nice the Landlady I don't know her name welcomed Louie with some dog biscuits now to our visit for food and drink we both had excellent food and Cider the service was great we decided that we will visit again thank you all at The Brewery Inn Nigel Lyn

Was looking for somewhere to eat, we didn't know the area and just happened on this lovely little place. Food was great and the service was superb. The hostess was so chatty and friendly we will definitely return. They couldn't do enough to make it a very enjoyable meal. If you are in the area go and visit.

There was a small menu so we opted for the carvery Sunday lunch. There was a choice of three portion sizes with as much veg as you wanted. We all had roast beef, (we could have chosen gammon) which we all agreed was some of the best beef we had ever had. The sweet choices were good old fashioned puddings followed by a selection of hot drinks. There was a warm atmosphere and an even warmer wood burner which was very welcome on a really cold day! A good pub, which seems popular with the locals too.

Stopped in for Sunday lunch today. Very friendly welcome, lovely little proper pub feel and a nice warm fire. Very family friendly, we were eating with with our three and one year olds. Children's menu was fine and nice for it to be available on a Sunday too. Little one loved his dinner and ate every bite. We both had the carvery which was good, it had its ups and downs. The beef wasn't the best quality but the chicken was wonderfully moist, the roast potatoes were amazing, the Yorkshire puddings were fab and the gravy was stunning, I could have happily eaten it by the bowlful! Will definitely be coming back!

We met here for sunday lunch with family on the strenght of the TA reviews and we were not disappointed.Warm friendly atmosphere and staff combined with a good carvery,the beef quality was outstanding,made for an enjoyable occasion on our first visit and can look forward to our next visit.

Had home made faggots for main course... Yummy....Service was good and not rushed. Plenty of car parking which is always a bonus.

There is a plaque in the pub which reads, walk in as strangers leave as friends, in this place it is so true, set in a beautiful village we walked by the Kennett and Avon Canal. The welcome was amazing, dogs are welcome, child friendly although we were 2 adult couples had a fantastic time. Steak night is not to be missed. £20.00 buys two steak dinners plus a bottle of good wine, menu excellent . Can't recommend this place enough. Drinks very good value. Try Wacky Cider if you dare.

We thought we would try something new as we look for a venue for the a family meal - this was a 'find' the wonderful service, relaxed and welcoming country feel - would recommend the steak - cooked to perfection - well done

I had a lovely meal this weekend at the brewery, fantastic staff, brilliant service and all inside a one off old village pub. I will defiantly be visiting again when I am next in the area. Fantastic, thank you

After many years of going to this Pub, ,with it's ups and downs, Now, I'm pleased to say it's on it's way up.The carvery is a must on a Sunday lunch,plus a good menu also. It's a pleasure to walk in and see the place full of people just like a few years ago.Well done and keep the good work up and up.

Thought we would try Brewery Inn at Seend Cleeve with friends for our regular monthly meal out. We were not disappointed. The food was excellent and had a great atmosphere of a traditional village pub. Staff very friendly. Would recommend this pub as a place eat.

The staff at this pub are so accommodating, we booked a table in advance for 16 for a late meal last Friday evening being a group from two canal boats. Some of us were vegetarian and one vegan, the pub rang me ahead to ensure that they had things on the menu to suite all tastes. The range of beers and the food was excellent. This was the night before their cider festival so they really had a lot on. This is a lovely unpretentious local so if you are looking for somewhere which is really people and dog friendly then come here.

Full of atmosphere, friendly pub just as they used to be. Large menu with specials board but maybe best to specialise in fewer dishes done well. Six of us ate, tuna salad was just a tin of tuna, not fresh, on leaves with hard boiled eggs & seafood pasta had 2 tiny prawns more like shrimps, cut up crab sticks! ( when have they ever seen the sea?) & mussels. ploughman was fab though recommend you stick to traditional menu & forget the specials. Will definitely visit again.

Food didn't blow me away but it was okay - choose the traditional dishes for honest pub fayre. Lovely friendly place with a nice garden at the back.

The pub was very inviting and bar staff very friendly.The starters were excellent but unfortunately the main course was a bit of a let down.The spaghetti bolognese was not very well made and the was no sauce and it was very dry.No one came and asked if the meal was ok so we were unable to comment.This will not put us off by eating there again though.

The atmosphere was seriously local, full of us Wiltshire yokels and several well-behaved dogs ! This is how pubs used to be years ago, with a fair proportion of customers only drinking. Lots of conversation throughout the bar, which to us is what makes it such an enjoyable evening. The food is well presented, good quality pub grub, with all 4 of us enjoying our meals. The choice of real-ales was excellent plus scrumpy cider, all well looked after. So we were happy enough to say we will try the Sunday Lunch carvery next. The bar staff were very welcoming and genuinely friendly, which for us was a most enjoyable experience !

Decided to walk away from the canal and up into the village to a quieter pub and very glad we did. The staff and other customers were pleasantly friendly. The menu was good traditional pub food and very good value for money. I had the chilli and my husband had sausage and mash. The puddings were good Too!!

Went for lunch during the week and was very nice and very quick. Also very affordable! Very friendly staff and owners. The regular customers make you feel very welcome and treat you like a local. Has a massive beer garden and dog friendly. Would recommend to anyone. Lots of upcoming events and a cider festival in August. Can't wait. Just started opening all day everyday what a bonus!!