The best restaurants in Malmesbury Wiltshire South West

Visited the lovely town of Malmesbury and had lunch at The Kings Arms on spec. Friendly service from lovely lady who helpfully explained the tapas menu to us. As it was tapas the portions weren't big but the food was superb. We had 3 items from the arancini/croquette selection and 3 main dishes which was just right for the two of us. With drinks the bill came to less than £50. Lovely old bar/hotel and our dog was welcome too.

Large carpark ideally situated for buying a newspaper and enjoying a peaceful read The cafe is small but serves a bacon sandwich with a decent coffee

Banging Chinese and the lad they’ve got in at the moment, Henry is polite and efficient 👍🏻

Kept pointing at the time trying to rush us from the second we walked in the door despite being 25 minutes from closing. It took a maximum of 30 seconds to get in and order but time was mentioned 3 times... really poor customer service. Asked for salt and vinegar, got none. Fishcake burnt. Everything overly greasy- literally dripping. Won't be going back

Went for a beer and Sunday lunch. Pub looked very nice from outside and service was good. Butcombe Gold was the ale. Ordered two Sunday roasts.. beef (£16 each). The food came out quite quick and looked good but the beef was poor. It was very chewy and extremely fatty. All veg, Yorkies and gravy was good though. Waitress spoke to us after the meal and asked if all was okay. We said yes, except for the beef as you can see, most of it has been left .. it is very chewy and mainly fat. She apologised and that was it. Sorry to say, but will not be returning.

A lovely meal with very friendly service from Bee and a very relaxed and comfortable atmosphere. There is a pub attached to the restaurant if you're looking to extend your stay. Reasonable prices and a good menu.

Not a nice place,dirty floor wooden floor looks like never properly cleaned. Shame as nice location and building. There is better and cleaner coffee shops in Malmesbury