The best restaurants in Trowbridge Adcroft Wiltshire South West

Light lunch, not knowing Trowbridge - tried the Anatolia. Very friendly service and a great mezzo style lunch. Excellent value.

Always delicious, hot and great portion sizes. Always arrives early. Can never fault.

After a busy morning trawling through Trowbridge, I came upon this little place 🐟quite by accident but I'm glad I did as I was famished. It wasn't hard to decide what to have: plaice and chips, and it was delicious! The staff were all absolutely lovely, so friendly, helpful and polite. My experience with service went swimmingly. I recommend getting a bite here. (All fishing/fish puns in this review were fully intended! 😁)

Not just the best chips in Trowbridge. Possibly the best chips anywhere. And the portions are huge!!

We try and visit here at least once a month, my sons love Matty's burgers, all the food is homemade, the bacon is really tasty and you get huge portions for such a reasonable price. We have tried all different types of the food they serve, breakfast, curry, Chilli, roast, ham, egg and chips, dish of the day and has always been very tasty and all homemade. Great tea in a proper mug too Cannot fault this great cafe and would visit more often if time was of no essence Will have to try Saturday breakfast

Opens nice and early! Very friendly barista, good to speak to someone who seemed to be enjoying their job. V good coffee, nice pain au raisin, good selection of other cakes and pastries. Like the quotations on the walks. Comfortable and light - good environment to eat and drink in, and finally gentle background music at sensible volume

Very, very disappointed. First time giving them a try for breakfast. Service was very very slow and no apology given (it wasn't even busy!!) and when it arrived wasn't v hot, and poor quality. Asked for bacon and sausages to be "well done" but mine came out the same as my friends orders. Was expensive considering the quality of the food and service. Tables were slow to be cleared. Staff weren't at all engaging. Would not visit again.

We went outside Keele University term time. It was quiet. We got good service. I had the oatcakes. I am a local, and know oatcakes. Visitors (parents of students etc) might be really impressed. I was less so. I am not so used to a few large mushrooms with the cheese. I would suggest slicing them and spreading them all over. The cheese could have had a greater presence too. And maybe a less greasy oatcake. My friend’s fish fingers sandwich was however excellent. Apparently it came with an espresso cup of carrot soup; which I enjoyed. He said it was first rate, and he is a bit picky. We enjoyed a side order of chip. Yes really chips, not fries. So we will certainly return, but maybe try something different.

Best Chinese I've had in a long long time. Pleasant staff, clean establishment. Now my local

Great service, amazing food, great homemade cakes on offer, the place is clean, the staff are so friendly and happy to see you, will definitely be stopping in again!

The venti iced latte coffee was excellent here yesterday and the solo server was a cheerful and welcoming chap (somewhat surprisingly) as he is about to become unemployed as this branch is closing today. I heard him explain to customers that the landlord has increased the rent but the franchisee decided not to pay and pulled the plug. He was explaining this as I was negotiating reaching the counter through packed boxes of Starbucks inventory on the floor. packed up for removal so the cafe was soulless. As well as coffee I noticed they sold cheese bites. Now these aren't available in Northern Ireland so I asked for the cheese & ham to try them (they offer another type but I can't remember as I didn't want that one anyway) so I got the last portion £3.3. They are like mini omelettes enhanced with tasty cheese and they were pleasant enough but I won't buy any more - too pricy and not punchy tasting enough for a snack. We arrived in this town as a first. Never been before and as it's an ancient town we decided on it as a base to explore and to return to Avebury and Bath. The place is in a sorry state with lots of businesses shut and in terms of takeaway places most wanted cash. There no late night shopping either as at 6pm it largely shuts down. I noted that this area voted for Brexit and succeeded in contributing to make this country poorer. It's Tory controlled for now and maybe that won’t change. Like many English places we visited this trip it's not car friendly with double yellow lines everywhere so at least the road paint seller did well. Not one street had disabled parking space yellow lines for miles even into residential areas. There's little sign of any upturn here about, with mortgages going through the roof, thanks to an incompetent government that managed to squander about 80 billion pounds in about 40 hours which is an odd, very expensive thing for them to do, as their still lauded, former (now deceased) leader said in the 1980’s ya can’t buck the markets. She got that right. And as the folks of this town can see, they got what they voted for. It will always be thus. Bye bye Starbucks. Next....