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this pumpkin is a absolute joke! never enough hot food cooked when it comes to dinner time.and no sausage baps on a sunday morning as the supervisor can now predict how busy they are going to be so they just did bacon baps if u can call it bacon thats a joke,and no sausage or breakfast baps. absolute waste of time staff are rude and well overpriced for a little cafe.

Burnt pasties. Not the usual standard. Almost inedible, ate around the the worst bits. We are very loyal customers, we expect better. I feel it’s harder to complain when you get to know such lovely staff.

Buen brunch, lástima casiy pero la comida era genial, pescado n patatas fritas (edredón n bacalao) y scampi, salsa de curry era una delicia también! Servicio eficiente y precios muy decentes!

I thought £10 was expensive back home, but here it’s £15! Food was fresh and delicious though and I would recommend the curry sauce, not the usual stuff but quite tasty!

Wowser!!! Don’t give this extremely rude business your hard earned cash!!!! Outrageous unprovoked aggressive behaviour!!! They don’t deserve to survive in a competitive market. Went to Greggs and had a tasty cheap breakfast served by a lovely friendly young lady. Thank you Greggs! Let’s not bother supporting small business’s if this is their attitude!!!

Dreadful quality and service. Frome’s very own Dignitas - eat here for 3 months and the grease will stop your heart to order. Food is so greasy, order wrong, tinny radio music excruciating and a veggie breakfast £11. AVOID!!!

We came on a coach trip Tinsel and Turkey with Leasure time the hotel was efficient in booking 50 odd people in evening meal came with a glass if bucksfizz food was hot and a good selection of starters main and dessert staff were great especially Karen and David who served our have of the dining room the bar staff again were friendly price of a pint was £4+ entertainment was bingo and a singer thunk most people enjoyed it " not my cup of tea personally " our room 101 was clean nice shower and quite spacious view was terrible lol all in all a very nice old hotel would stay again

2.5 stars as some staff are good but many need to really work on their customer service skills. The drinks are okay, food is good but overpriced. Would be good if there were some more vegan options too. It is bright and a good meeting spot particularly if you have children who can play in the little soft play area for free.

No food No guest lounge No bar Does not quality as a 3 star hotel 1 star at best See all the other poor reviews , no wonder it's cheap in the week

The wife and I with our dog stayed here for two nights in a family room. After easily parking up in the pub carpark we entered the Cashmoor Inn and were met by a very pleasant and helpful young lady who then showed us to our room. The room itself was large and airy with a decent size double bed & again a decent size single bed. The bedding sheets were clean and fresh accompanied by a very warm and comfortable duvet. The beds were a little hard for us but still fair. The en-suite was very acceptable with a good hot shower with decent pressure. The clean white large fluffy & assorted towels were very good. Remember this is a pub/inn and not the Savoy. Our room overlooked the busy A road but this is explained on their website so you must expect heavy traffic at anytime - the flow of traffic does subside considerably later into the night but not completely. Our room had tea/coffee making facilities and these were topped up as required. A small but effective tv with decent reception. Decent size wardrobe and ample drawer stowage so you could “spread” your kit around. Plug sockets by double and single bed. The pub itself was friendly and used by the locals - a very good atmosphere indeed and so very dog friendly. The beer I had was hand pulled and Neil the owner knew how to look after his cellar. The wife was also very happy with the cider on offer. We dined in the pub side of the Inn. The restaurant looked nice and inviting but we enjoyed the bar area that much and having the dog with us it made it a no brainer to have our meal near the bar. Both our meals were prepared fresh and they were marvellous and at a fantastic price - well done indeed. Breakfast was fab, full English and all that jazz. Neil the proprietor was very approachable and flexible, meeting our needs as required. He and his daughter Thia (no idea if I’ve spelt that right so apologies for my ignorance) were such nice people and we can only give them praise. There is also a very large beer garden which is child & dog friendly, there is a climbing frame (probably not for adults!) and ample seating - dogs must be kept on a lead in the garden which is fair enough. You have to remember, this is a pub, and it looks after it’s locals, yes it may need a little freshening up here and there but somehow this adds to its charm. This is a good place & excellent value for money. Great food, great ale and great people - long may it last.

This is long overdue. This cafe is my 'go-to' Warminster local and unlike some other reviews I've always found it spotlessly clean. Best of all is the value for money, the service - especially from Abby and the gentleman whose name I have forgotten. Halloumi and avocado on sourdough - what's not to like? And over Easter when feeling a bit down, I was treated to a complimentary coffee (they can do this occasionally apparently)... really made my day. The staff are swift to remember regulars and - along with the shopping (great selection for GF and organic picky folk like me!) - I like it very much.

Excellent FnCs this evening from the WWFB. Chips were crispy n soft on the inside. Fish was nice n "Silky". Batter perfect. Curry sauce to die for n mushy peas well just delicious. Thanks guy's 👍🏾🙏🏻

Very pleasantly surprised with amount of choices on evening menu. Lovely starters, sides & main coarse. Staff very friendly. Breakfast offered many different items to suit everyone. Very nice. Would definately eat here again. Nice large seating area to suit all.

Sadly they had no haddock. But the cod we had was tasty and plentiful. Staff coping well with Covid restrictions at the moment as weather is good but as customers have to wait outside once order is placed, could be a problem in wet weather. But food is well worth the wait

Since it’s refurbishment this cafe has become a favourite of mine. Whether it’s simply a cappuccino and scone or a fish and chip dinner, to date I cannot fault either the friendliness of the staff, the speed of service or the quality of the food. It’s good to see the tables being cleared and antibacterial spray being used along with any mess on the floor being cleaned and cleared immediately after the table has been vacated, something sadly lacking in many other cafés nowadays. There’s lots of choices whether you’re looking for a snack or a meal, give it a go, I’m sure you won’t be disappointed.