The best restaurants in Malmesbury Wiltshire South West

We had an amazing breakfast excellent quality food and wonderful service. Bought wonderful cheese and cold meats. Highly recommend a visit.

Convenient in the centre of malmesbury near to the abbey and in the same building as the museum.nice coffee and helpful waiter's

My hubby and l visited Malmesbury for the first time yesterday and looked into the cake tin shop. We realised that they sold cupcakes which by the way looked really nice so decided to buy a box of four to take home as it was our anniversary. They were delicious in fact the best l have ever tasted!!!! We will definitely be visiting this lovely shop again. Thank you to the team x

Best bakery in Malmesbury! They have the best donuts ever, make sure you go there early in the morning if you want them tho because they are so popular and they sell out like hot cakes!

Pizza tasted really good. Kids enjoyed their meals as well. Will definitely order again.

Great pizzas - the best! And love the busy atmosphere here!

Lovely food. Very friendly staff. Open until 5.30 which for afternoon tea is so rare! Next door to the Museum. Spacious inside and tables (outside south facing) too.

Warm welcome and lovely ambient surroundings Really understanding about dietary issues, offered Stromboli contents without the pizza bread but brought me a falafel salad instead rammed with rocket leaves Staff seemed rushed off their feet, Bill was £74 for two drinks, pizza and a salad

A great afternoon tea for a family birthday. Fresh, well filled sandwiches. Warm samosa and Pechora snacks. Delicious cakes. Lovely scones with plenty of cream and jam. Delicious tea and plenty of it! Fresh fruit was a welcome way to finish and refresh the taste buds A great meal. Welcoming, helpful and attentive staff. Attractive room Toilets clean and accessible. Thank you We will return

This is a real find. You order your coffee & cake & then go to sit in an area at the back of the Abbey. This means you get to view the amazing architecture whilst enjoying your drink. So much more interesting. I'd highly recommend the coffee & cake too.

First time today,food was really good, had the kerala porotta ,the flavours were amazing!. I found the staff to be really kind and friendly. i would definitely come again! worth stopping by

A beautiful hotel. A tasteful balance of quirky 'boutique' and historical integrity (not the shoddy chic that is often labelled boutique). If you only vaguely like wallpaper, it's worth a visit just see their vast collection of bold cleverly used designs. Staff are super attentive and always present. Food is good. If you have a dog, you are especially welcome. Some nice touches, for example, you can borrow wellies for the boggy walk around the villages stunning waterways. Despite all it's strengths it did lack some refinement I'd expect at this price. E.g. the desert course in our 5 course taster menu was very underwhelming and steak portion in wagyu beef course did take minimalism a bit too far, we were also served a cappacino that waitress informed us was not upto standard (if she knew that then really it should not have made it to the table). A great place to hang out in beautiful village for drinks or lunch, as a hotel and fine dining restaurant a little over priced for what it delivers. But a lovely stay nevertheless.

A very disappointing visit to this cafe. I stood at the counter for 5 minutes while 3 members of staff were busy behind there and nobody acknowledged me at all. I was told to just sit in this bit with your dog, which was very busy. My breakfast was brought out to me with a knife & fork, no napkin. No offer of salt/pepper or sauces. Lacklustre breakfast too. The staff were unfriendly, uninterested and unhelpful. I won't go again.

Terrible kebab.. I don't know why people eat here. Just thrown basically 80% kebab away chewy ans horrible. Will stick to Istanbul

Roast pork, green peppers and chilli sauce is just the best ever 👌👌