The best restaurants in Wiltshire South West

Always a pleasure. Food is gorgeous, nice to support a local business instead of National chains. Went in today for my lunch. They didn't have the one I wanted but one of the ladies suggested I tried the cheesy brocoli and cauliflower one. It was beautiful!

We’ve popped in a couple of times now. First time was just a random run in out of the rain when we saw dogs were allowed, and were pleasantly surprised. The venue is bigger than it appears, with much more seating upstairs. We came last month with my 2 year old grandson as well as the dog, because we knew what to expect. It’s great to find tapas dishes, as it’s brilliant to share little bits between us especially with the toddler. Also great you can have a half bottle carafe of wine; which is rare in England these days. If you like an informal, relaxed brunch or lunch with attentive friendly staff, and able to take your 4 legged buddy, then this is definitely one of the great places to go in Salisbury.

This used to be a great place for lunch or tea in the Courts Garden in Holt. Sadly it is now closed. A great loss. The only problem with it was that it was too popular and one sometimes had to wait for a table.

This place is a must. Yes, service can be up and down but these are hard working farmers who care for their animals. If you are looking for good, alternative meat products you simply have to pay them a visit.

Arrived Friday early evening 6:30pm and was looking forward to a burger only to find out the kitchen was closed! The venue was cold, dark and uncomfortable (old chairs that belong in a 70s community centre). This place is trying to be something it isn't. Never again.

Menu is over priced for what you get snd the set menus are very ague not mentioning how many of each item you get. £8.50 for a breakfast consisting of a measly - 1 sausage, 2 bacon, 2 hashrbowns a single egg and luke warm beans. Toast not even included. As a minimum for this to be worth the value they should be serving 2 sausages and including toast. The brekfast does include a tea or coffee which cost about 26p to make and i feel they add this on to make the price seem more reasonable. The table sauces are cheap knock offs not branded. Would not come again and would not recommend

Quick stop for a coffee on our tide home

Very friendly pub, Sally and Lauren are wonderful and make you feel very welcome. Always a lovely atmosphere. Thanks also to Shane and Katie in the kitchen, we both had the Spaghetti Carbonara and it didn’t disappoint, one of the best we have had. Highly recommend visiting, you will be in for a treat with a warm welcome and excellent food

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.

Nice little cafe, coffee and cake is very good. Although the last time I went in (this might have changed) they play music out of a phone at the front of the cafe it just sounds awful. I rather no music playing at all !

Lovely cafe with large selection of cakes, sandwiches and decent coffee. we stopped here to refuel whilst riding King Alfred's Way. Friendly staff, clean toilets, sensible Covid precautions and next door to a little Nisa shop for anything else you need

This is just what a pub should be. Firstly, the beer is well-kept. And the welcome is always friendly. I've visited a few times over the past few months and it's always the same; a place where locals meet up for a nice pint and a chat, in a warm and friendly atmosphere. If you want loud music and multiple TV screens, this is not the place for you. It's a rarity these days but, as I said above, this is a proper village local pub.

Five star coffee and cakes. Nice vibe, very relaxed. Good selection. Dog friendly if that's your thing Highly recommend!

Always great pizza, and great customer service. Friendly family run establishment. Been going here for years and always same quality

Mi esposa, tres amigos y yo fuimos a ver un almuerzo en vivo que presentaba a mi hija Isobel Thatcher, cuya reputación europea está creciendo: ella también ha sido no. 3 en las listas de países canadienses recientemente. Izzie tocó y cantó maravillosamente, y el encantador personal nos trajo excelentes baguettes, paninis y ensaladas, con té, café y vino. Qué alivio del mundo libre de música que se nos impone. Izzie también vendió algunos álbumes: le cancelaron unos 40 conciertos y ha sido un año terrible. Puede comprar “Keeping On” y “On My Own” de Isobel Thatcher a través de su sitio web o en todos los medios habituales. Mientras tanto, todo el personal y el tipo de la megafonía hicieron que un año de basura fuera un poco mejor.