The best restaurants in Highworth Swindon South West

Tried Bloomfield fine food in Highworth today and “Wow” the quiche was truly outstanding, in fact, the best I have ever found, and I have tried a lot! Will return.

We had a fantastic meal here on Tuesday 12th November, the meal was delicious and the host welcoming and very very good at producing a delightful meal, and providing such a wonderful memorable experience. The waiter was also very helpful and attentive. We will certainly go again if we are in this area again.

Always fantastic service at The Rose and Crown - it's our favourite pub in Highworth (not our closest) and consider it our local. Visiting family always request to go to The Rose and Crown as its so welcoming and the prices are great. There is always a great atmosphere, with a fire going in the winter. There is plenty of outdoor seating when the weather is nice, though fairly basic.

Food ok, although I found the linguine a little tasteless, but the restaurant was very cold as was the service. It was a Monday night, only a few tables filled, but it seemed that they were keen to close up despite it being about 8pm. Never had a bill so quick.

We were staying nearby and fancied a curry, dishes all good, very generous portions, would definitely visit again if in the area.

Always my go to place for a chippy lunch or chippy tea. Friendly, good prices, big portions and always tasty! What's not to love?

Probably one of the best coffees I’ve had in years and the bacon and egg sandwich was 2nd to none all local produce. Can’t recommend this restaurant café enough.

A good old pub with lovely staff, a proper atmosphere as a traditional pub should be. Great selection of draft beers & ciders.

We visit this cafe regularly, usually for a cake and cappuccino. It’s our favourite place to visit for refreshment. We are always very satisfied with the cake, coffee and service- the staff are lovely. This week we decided to try lunch there. We both had bruschetta - it was lovely. It looked good, with various coloured tomatoes and tasted as good as it looked. It was excellent. We would strongly recommend a visit to this little tea rooms.

Really nice, crispy battered sausage. Fresh chips, generous portions and at a good price, glad to have found my Friday night chippy tea so local

We visited for afternoon tea as a birthday treat. From the moment we arrived we were looked after. The staff were very friendly and kept checking if we needed anything. The hotel itself was lovely, clean and had a good atmosphere. The afternoon tea was delicious!! Everything was fresh and a lovely selection of cakes. We would recommend to anyone and we will definitely visit again!

The Five Alls is a lovely country pub, set within a small traditional Cotswold village, It has been very nicely modernised, we had a warm welcome from Rob the manager who took us to our accommodation which was a purpose built very spacious room in the grounds of the pub, Although we had booked bed and breakfast we chose to eat in their restaurant for all three nights we stayed, we were not disappointed. Breakfast was delicious and served in a stylish room, The pub and accommodation were very clean. We found all of the staff to be very friendly and nothing was too much trouble. I would not hesitate in recommending The Five Alls,

I feel I should start this by saying the place was quite busy, so it is plainly popular. We were greeted at the bar of this restaurant &, as we hadn't booked, given the choice of a table in the dog friendly section (there were no dogs booked in), or the snug (3 tables just down some steps), we chose the snug....but it wasn't. It was chilly. The young lady offered to bring us some drinks, in hindsight we should have just ordered & taken the pints with us. The drinks took a fair while to be delivered. She then went to get the tablet so we could order food (we'd had plenty of time to choose). Dad had decided on the Ham, Egg & Chips only to be told "sorry, we don't do the ham on Tuesdays. We have our meat delivered in the morning so the ham is being cooked now." I can only presume there is no ham on Monday either 🤷. I ordered the Sausage & Mash (not as simple a dish as it sounds as you can see from the photo's. Too many ingredients in the mash), Dad ended up going for the Hand battered (🤷) Cod & Chips. The food was delivered more promptly than the drinks had been, but tbh was....okay. Judge for yourselves from the pics. Mine was swimming in gravy & the sausages looked like they'd washed up on a beach. The multi veg mash was too runny for my taste. Dad's fish was adequate, but the plate just had too much on it, & why was the salad on a little saucer in the plate? Nothing terribly wrong with much, but we won't be going back, sorry. As I said at the start, it is clearly popular & busy, just not again for us.

We enjoy going to the Old Bakery for breakfast, lunch or a hot drink when we need to get out of the hotel (or outside of work for birthdays etc). Everyone that works there is so friendly and welcoming and it has a great atmosphere, the food is lovely and locally sourced.

Lovely pub, great atmosphere Landlady friendly an staff members very polite an happy. Toilets lovely an clean, pub is too Will definitely go back