The best restaurants in Nadder and East Knoyle Wiltshire South West

Yet another superb meal.Today was Xmas lunch.Very generous portions superbly cooked and well presented. Our favourite venue by far.Thanks once again.

Good meal, warmed by a roaring log fire in the company of locals making a great atmosphere. Top marks all round

Absolutely fantastic Sunday lunch. Very attentive staff, good location and great pub with open fires and well spaced apart tables. Superb food - very generous portions and well priced.

Wonderful location, lovely building, superb food and excellent service! Thanks to you all at the Beckford Arms.

Great food, great service, warm and cosy pub. Dog friendly. Highly recommend. We had the vegetarian Sunday lunch of nut roast with all the trimmings. Delicious especially the gravy!

Lovely old house with polite and helpful host. Restaurant on site. Rural location, no local shops in walking distance.

The Beckford Arms is a great spot for a weekend away, welcoming, friendly and relaxing. Breakfast every morning, bloody marys, walks straight from the door and the rugby on in the living room. Our only issue was dietary which I think needs to be reviewed, when stated the dish is gluten free (pheasant) and it turned up with pasta pieces in, it wasn't great considering the allergies, the reason given was kids meals have pasta and must have fallen in. Also when we stated at breakfast for a gluten free English breakfast and they served it with gluten sausages, again not really acceptable. All in all a top spot for a great weekend, just need to sort out their dietary understanding and will be returning.

Really tasty food on the main menu - have eaten lunch here before, dinner this time. Informal warm atmosphere. Avoid busy pizza time on Friday eve - unless you want pizza!

Such a shame this place shut down. It was unbelievable. The best food and service I've ever had. I'm sure it was the location that killed this place off.

Dirty poor service and children serving food to tables. Food undercooked, restaurant filthy, would not go there again

Excellent restaurant with a lovely atmosphere. This was the second time we had visited and is was as good as the first visit. Really excellent original menu and great service.

A rustic pub with loads of character and pop-up food days. Staff and locals are friendly, and I've always had a good time.

We had a wonderful stay at The Bird & Carter. This B&B is truly wonderful. We were looking for a nice peaceful stay away from London and that’s exactly what we got. We were greeted with fresh flapjack and milk in a thermos. Plus coffee bags and plenty of tea and fresh water which is just what you need after a long drive. The room was light and definitely big enough for a couple. The bathroom was clean and tidy with fresh clean fluffy towels big enough to wrap round you. The bed was super comfy. Availability of tv channels, Netflix etc was great. Not that we were going to spend a lot of time in the room but it’s nice for the option. A couple of walking books were available for us to look at which is great when you don’t know the area. Also the website is great for local things to go and where to eat. Our surroundings were beautiful and peaceful. A lovely couple of chairs outside our room and some benches down by the stream. Breakfast was excellent. You can have granola and also a full English, small English or veggie breakfast. We opted for the full and it was super fresh and tasty. A wide range of coffee and tea is available with alternative milk options. Great for me as I love an oat milk latte. The choice of toast between sourdough and granary as well is great. Plus fresh orange juice. Perfect. The breakfast area is quaint and cosy and Annie was the perfect host throughout our stay. Bird and Carter also have a lovely farm shop which is about a 20 min drive from their b&b. We grabbed some items to take back home with us. The quiche was delicious. We opted for a slice of the salmon and also bacon and spinach. Plus an array of salad bits including potato salad, slaw and green. Plus we couldn’t resist a sausage roll. Everything was fresh and delicious. The quiche especially was so creamy. It melted in your mouth. If we lived closed I’d be there all the time. The cafe looks lovely and there’s an abundance of other food to buy such as cheeses, wine and beer, crisps, oils, crackers and pasta. Plus much much more. Definitely worth a visit. While we were staying at the b&b we explored the surrounding area. Including 2 pubs which are about a 30-40 min walk away. We also ventured to Durdle Door which is just over an hour away if you’re looking for a seaside visit. We would definitely stay again. Thanks Annie

Great selection of Real Ales and huge portions of food, which was very tasty. Great staff and service, definitely recommended.