The best restaurants in Wiltshire South West

A real gem in Calne. My partner and I visited for her birthday and we were very well looked after for the evening. The staff are lovely, pizza amazing, and interior cozy. 10/10 in all aspects. We are very excited about returning in the near future for more pizza and to check out their coffee and cake. Well worth a visit!

Well it was a last minutes stop and so glad we did the hospitality was so welcoming and food was by fare way above your standered pub grub it was amazing will definitely be visiting Agen thank you very much hats off to you guys best pub food I have ever had amazing 💯 5* from me and my partner

Amazing coronation chicken- would definitely recommend if nearby. A very generous portion of it too

We popped in this cafe during our 80 mile walk for some much needed hot food . The staff were fantastic, especially the waitress who couldn’t help us enough

I would have given one star because the outdoor seating is ruined by smokers and people vaping, but wife said the coffee was ok tasting so two stars. Coffee was served in a cardboard cup despite advertising on window stating Fresh Bean Coffee and the overall look suggesting an artisan bakery. It’s just a Greg’s in a different coloured suit.

Booked for late Birthday meal but felt quite disappointed with the meal.We had a 3 course starter,main,desert but though it advertised that it had a new chef and menu it could have been better.The starter was OK then we had the main meal sadly it came out luke warm had to be heated up in a microwave the food was definitely not homemade just standard.We had a roast and the you can tell some of it was prefrozen such as the Yorkshire puddings and roast potatoes,meat was OK but nothing special.Desert was disappointing only option for me was ice cream because ran out of the others.The staff did do they best to accommodate our complaints but i don't think this be on a returning visit list especially as i felt the pub had zero atmosphere.

Best breakfast with a twist ! full English on Eggy bread , worth every penny , home-made cakes were fantastic especially the lemon thank you

We visited recently and had a window seat overlooking the Weir. Home made pasta was delicious and generous portions apart from very tiny garlic bread to start. The staff were lovely and friendly. Would have rated this 5* but for the really sticky table, even had to prise the glasses off. I’m sure would have been cleaned if I’d mentioned it.

Very good food, well presented and executed together with attention to detail, very nice staff and owner chef very pleasant to talk too. Well worth a visit this family run restaurant .

Lovely food. Very friendly staff. Open until 5.30 which for afternoon tea is so rare! Next door to the Museum. Spacious inside and tables (outside south facing) too.

The most friendly pub I've ever been to, it is now my regular local pub, landlady Jackie is out off this world.

Stayed here for two nights Good things first. Host was welcoming, and room was reasonably clean, bar the smoke alarm hanging loose out of the ceiling and the wedged fire door to the rooms. Bad points. Massive red flag on cleanliness in the food area, mouldy toast left and general grime. Path to the rooms littered with goose poop, some sort of unit abandoned near path covered in grime and grease. Would not recommend this place. Food & drinks We were booked for breakfast after the first night but on being seated we realised that the butter pats in a cardboard box had been left out on the floor behind the counter not stored as required. Staff member tried to dispute it, but we had seen that the butter pats he put out came from this box were obviously liquid inside, not cold as normally would be expected We also quickly spotted the disgusting state of the toaster unit, with a piece of mouldy toast left in the collection box at the bottom. We quickly decided not to stay for food and made our excuses. My husband went behind the counter to alert the staff member that we did not want to eat there and in leaving to find a McDonald's in Salisbury he commented that the kitchen area was "chaotic and not very good"

I went here on a Saturday evening for dinner, it was a very quiet little pub but when my friend called in advanced they told us that we were not able to reserve tables although when we went into the pub there were tables that were reserved. They had also told us we weren’t able to bring dogs but we saw people outside with a dog as well as someone bringing their dog inside. This was a bit strange. Although the pizza here was very nice and I think it was reasonably priced although it was quite a thin pizza. Other than that I think this pub is a nice place if you want to go somewhere quiet and peaceful for dinner or drinks.

If you’re ever in tidworth and hungry I would highly recommend it. I popped in for a breakfast. Ordered and seated. Plenty of seats inside and out. Very friendly staff. Our food came out fast hot and how I liked things cooked. The menu offers lots of different options. Grace was helpful and friendly and nothing was a bother. Again I would highly recommend this cafe located in the high street.