The best restaurants in Sherston Wiltshire South West

We had a great roast for all four of us. Very friendly, great service and good selection of real ales.

Excellent well positioned café with rooms in Sherston - no breakfast and but café opens at 0800 am for breakfast- everything as it should be - lovely quiet location - great instructions of how to get into the cafe (all coded) - comfortable rooms - excellent breakfast the next day - pay on departure (but they do have card details stored if you forget!!) No staff on site

We have never been to this restaurant before but after seeing some positive reviews we thought we would try it for lunch. The restaurant had plenty of parking , which is always a plus , and the food on the menu looked great . As I need a gluten and diary free meal this can sometimes be tricky , but I ordered the burger and fries , and it was hands down one of the best burgers I have had. Really tasty and great portion size . The service was also excellent, and we had a lovely time. I would highly recommend this place , and will be going back for sure .

We stayed at Whatley Manor for 2 nights in December 2004, it is an excellent hotel in a period building, which means that it is not possible to install air conditioning. This is the second time that we have stayed there the previous time being about ten years ago at the edge of the season. At that time we found that the heat of the bedroom was unbearable, after complaining they did install a portable unit which was hopelessly inadequate. So this time we chose December as it would be a cold month with the airconditioning not being an issue. How wrong we were, my wife can't sleep if she is sweltering so she got very little sleep, I managed but was not comfortable despite it being cold outside. The staff were excellent no issues with them at all, Greys restaurant was awful I gave it one star on tripadvisor but would have given it a fraction of a star if it had been available. However the michelin restaurant and staff were excellent. The rooms are very comfortable. I would recommend it providing that you go in the winter or are able to sleep in such heat. It has the atmosphere of the F Dorchester or Ritz in London, we have stayed at all the top hotels in London and it compares on a par with those nearly, not quite. I can't imagine the restaurants in either of those hotels or Claridges or the Lanesborough serving up the rubbish that we were served with at the Greys restaurant at Whatley. IF we go again we will just eat at the michelin restaurant, but there are plenty of other better places to stay in the area, Raymond Blanc's Manoir for instance.

What an AMAZING Christmas Day Meal. The atmosphere, the service….. THE FOOD. A 10 out of 10 from all of us. Everything home cooked, the flavours…. Wow. The portion sizes so generous. I could go on, the rich gravy, the tenderness of the meat, never had a roast dinner in a restaurant that was that good! There were 8 of us on a lovely round table, it felt so homely. There was not one negative from any of us. Same again next year please! SUPERB.

Awesome sunday lunch We hadn’t booked today Excellent service Food was delivered quickly Hot. and moorish We keep going back because it really is the best Sunday lunch

We were with a large party for a family birthday. A variety of meals were well received by two generations and the standard of all was first class and all courses were enjoyed by everyone. Thank you for providing a convivial atmosphere and excellent food for our celebration.

Unexpectedly good ... The Angel looks nice enough on their website. Most places do. But the location, decor, welcome and food in reality were all way above expectation. The courtyard garden doesn't seem to have many photos online - it's the star of the show tucked away from the spacious dining area. It's dog friendly, which was a bonus. Service is fast, but eggs royale, eggs benedict and pulled pork bap better than you'd expect in a very decent London hotel. Spotlessly clean but with Cotswold chic vibes. I'm tired of so many places in the area now charging £22 for a £15 brunch plate. Loads of options here for under a tenner, a bit more if you dive into the delicious Basque cheesecake like I did. It completes every breakfast, really. Top Marks to the Angel, which isn't really a cafe, but I'm not sure what word describes it better.

Always drive past and the cafe looks lovely so popped in. We ordered a full English breakfast each with coffee, the man behind the counter did not come across welcoming or friendly. They seemed to be short staffed, but the member of staff said it’s always like it. Our breakfasts arrived and were put down on the table without the waiter saying a word and briskly walked off, we had to go and ask for salt and ketchup. The menu stated homemade baked beans, which sounded great but when they arrived they were slightly spicy. I think it would state that on the menu. Dry toast with no butter, we like ‘farmshop’ sausages but we both thought these tasted almost powdery. Scrambled egg was tasteless. None of the staff came to check how our food was, we ate half of our food and left. We eat breakfast out a lot and were very disappointed.

Popped into here on a recommendation while cycling. Lovely hidden spot with great cakes and coffee. Bike friendly with lots of bike parking, pumps and spare tubes. Would definitely recommend a stop here!

Excellent meal, I have to write this review and say I've eaten in restaurants all over the world. The small pre starters were delicious, especially the chickpea one I had smoked salmon starter from the specials and was impressed with the flavours and the huge amount of salmon. My venison was cooked medium rare and melted in my mouth. Excellent Bordeaux wine. All very enjoyable, first class

Impromptu lunch this Saturday with my daughter and dog. Lovely welcome, discussed some of the beers/ciders, let us sample some. Sat us down by the lovely warm fire and took our orders. Both had the masses to start, a large bowl of delicious meaty mussels in a fantastic wine and cream sauce! Had the long horn steak for mains, cooked to perfection with large bowl of chips, mushroom, tomatoes and salad. What a feast! Atmosphere of pubs was lovely very cosy.

Been here before some while ago so thought I would treat my partner to Sunday lunch big mistake felt invisible to the staff who became even more unprofessional when we asked to move we were sitting in the window which was freezing restaurant wasn’t busy but lady hugged and puffed as though it was all too much trouble. We had to ask to order drinks then over looked when it came to food. Such a disappointment ending a good weekend on a bad note.

We went for afternoon tea yesterday, which we enjoyed but not the best we’ve had. We had a voucher which had unfortunately expired but we explained due to illness we hadn’t been able to use it when planned. We were told it wouldn’t be honoured & would you like you bill ( £79) which we paid & went. Needless to say we will not be returning anytime soon for what turned out to be a very expensive & disappointing Christmas gift.

Having thought overnight about whether and what to write, I have concluded that I must say what needs to be said, though I’m sorry to be writing this. I’ve eaten here on several occasions as it’s handy for Westonbirt where regular 10k runs take place. I’ve always been pleased in the past. Not so last night. I had booked online in advance. I chose a bottle of NZ Sauvignon Blanc which at £29.50 was reasonably priced for its quality. I recommended and chose the white onion & garlic soup which I’ve had before when it was delicious. Last night the soup arrived and it looked and tasted quite different. It was thin and an odd colour and tasted only of stock and potato starch - not a suggestion of either onion or garlic. For some reason it was garnished with pea shoots. I did not finish it. The accompanying bread was good but the butter was too hard to spread. As to main courses, I’m told the fish pie was good. I chose the steak and venison pie with veg. The veg, particularly the flavoursome carrots, were good, though even a large portion of new potatoes failed to fill the enormous plate. The pie filling was good but the pastry was poor: undercooked on the filling side and tough and resembling a biscuit on top. I did not complain at the time as I did not want to spoil an otherwise convivial evening with visiting friends. Two servings of crumble were ordered and I’m told were delicious as usual. Having said all this, I want to say that the service was exceptional as always: welcoming, friendly, prompt and helpful, despite the presence of a slightly rowdy group in the other bar, following a six nations match. This on its own will mean that I give The Rattlebone another chance.