The best restaurants in Melksham Without North Wiltshire South West

Wow, what tasty food! Really delicious tomato and aubergine soup, rye bread. wonderfully tasty strawberry ice cream. Can't wait for the next visit to Great Chalfied.

Lovely cafe, genuinely dog-friendly , great coffee (loved my seasonal pumpkin spiced latte). Looking forward to trying the cakes next time

We called in to the cafe when returning from Melksham, and remembering the main premises from before it was converted into a nursery. The cafe can be found behind the nursery, with good parking facilities, excellent quality food, and an enclosed area which can be heated upon request. The food is hone made and plentiful, and the staff are cheerful and friendly. Will certainly visit again when in the area

We called in to the great little "old school" bike shop in Corsham. Really friendly staff with a passion for all things cycling - especially cargo bikes. Would recommend this place to anyone looking for friendly, helpful and knowledgeable service.

Great service, will be back for sure

The best stake and belly pork , all the food was cooked to perfection , the stuff very friendly and profesional. Perfect for dinner or any occasion

Mixed bag of responses to the categories. Our room was in need of some tender care and maintenance and for that reason only we could not give it 5*. I trust that the management will take on board our comments and bring it up to the standards expected. On the positive side, the breakfasts were excellent, ALL the staff are friendly even when the pressure is on and the bar/restaurant areas are well laid out and comfortable. Excellent large car park but the charging points were out of action during our visit due to impact damage. Large proportion of foreign visitors which is always good and we would stay again.

Wonderful traditional pub with tasty food and wine, reasonable prices, lovely staff and all the traditional fun you would find in a pub.

Fine local pub, now serving great food again as of Oct'24.

Fine local pub, now serving great food again as of Oct'24.

To be honest I was surprised to come on here and see some quite bad reviews for this place. We visited for an early dinner with our young family. The venue was quirky, imaginative and interesting. Great for our little children as there was lots to look at- big printed posted of fruits and vegetables and a great garden to explore which loops all the way around the pub restaurant. It really is a beautiful spot to enjoy. We were served by, who we assume, must have been the manager/owner. She was great. On it and prompt. Made great recommendations. The younger two servers were a little lacking in knowledge of items on the dishes- we overheard a male server tell a customer that pieces of romanesco were tender stem broccoli and that 'he doesn't argue with the chef' and the young female server came over to do our order when it was already done. Easily done and at least they were both polite and trying their best. The menu offers local produce, interesting flavour combinations and nice portions. The highlight for us was the ice Crean sundaes- we shared 3 between us and loved the combination of flavours and textures. We loved it, would recommend it and would love to return when next in the area. Thank you.

We visited on a Sunday for breakfast. Arriving a couple of minutes after 10am (opening time), we queued for a table and then again to order food. There were plenty of tables but appreciated it was busy - not all tables were full. We waited for 50 minutes for our food to arrive, although coffee arrived much earlier. This was prompted by us asking where our food was/checking the order had been made, to which we were told ‘we’d just have to wait because it was busy’. The food arrived 5 minutes later. The food was tasty and we’ve no complaints about the quality or price. But, something about the system here just doesn’t make sense, queuing at every point and then waiting another 50 minutes for scrambled eggs on toast and a bacon sandwich, doesn’t make sense. We arrived at 10 and didn’t leave until 12:15…. People had started arriving for lunch! Sadly, we’d not return. There are just other places nearby that are doing it better.

Nice little golf course, the rough is far too long lost three balls just off the fairway wasn't that waywood, on the plus side Tracey makes a banging cup of Tea☕ please teach Boyd how to make one.

Checked website prior to coming for a Sunday breakfast- excited to see it was back open and attended. No where on website is there mention of reduced menus. All you can have is a drink and a savoury pastry no other cooked food available. Felt disappointed and needed to go elsewhere for a breakfast. I understand restrictions are out there- however the website could have been updated with information around this. Coffee and tea were good and service always great from the staff hence the 3 stars.

Just had a great family meal at the White Hart. We used to love the food under the old management and chef, but this was even better. The little touches like home made bread with the starters made all the difference Really hope they succeed, we’ll be back!