The best restaurants serving British food in Melksham Without North Wiltshire South West

Absolutely fantastic pub and I do mean pub! There is a pool table, dart board, quiz nights, games of spoof at the bar, everything that has been lost from most other pubs in the country. The food served is simple pub grub, done well and pretty cheap. The Landlord is very welcoming and if you have any interest in vehicles, local history or wartime you will struggle to leave!

Awful food at extortionate prices. 21st birthday party spoilt. 1. By a stroppy young waitress who couldn't force a smile if she tried. Rude and snappy. 2.Fish goujons, over cooked,herbs burnt causing a taint, was there fish in there? 3. Batter on Haddock over cooked. Meal was described as a tiddler on a plate with 12 fries by diner. 4. Several of our party went for pulled pork burgers. Buns were soggy and disintegrated in front of you. Not sure if it was a BBQ sauce? Tepid in temperature and a great meal. 5.Drinks very expensive. £35- 38. For a bottle of Cote du Rhône. Retails at £11 . That's a mark up? Night partially saved by a lovely older lady waitressing due to the other girl leaving. 6. Small milk jug of cream with dessert charged at nearly £3. Overall,£400 wasted. 7. Awful background music all night, not appropriate. Ruined her family party.

Just had a great family meal at the White Hart. We used to love the food under the old management and chef, but this was even better. The little touches like home made bread with the starters made all the difference Really hope they succeed, we’ll be back!

This is an Italian restaurant in a pub building. The atmosphere inside the low-ceilinged pub is cosy and nice. It feels authentic with Italian waiters serving you. They were fairly slow to take orders and quick to take plates. However, the food was very nice. I had the vegetable cannelloni and other people I was with had pizza and risotto. The bruschetta starter was delicious. All of the mains were very hot. There are an average amount of vegetarian options but only 2 vegan options. The pudding I had was also tasty although it was a small portion. The meal was slightly on the expensive side but could've been worse. All in all it was a pleasant experience and I would certainly return.

Called the Bell whilst in the area to book Sunday lunch if possible at late notice. Not a problem even though sounded very busy. On arrival we were will received and it was busy as expected. Lunch was superb with excellent freshly cooked vegetables. Service from waitress and staff was attentive throughout, with large tables also dining at the same time. All round good choice of venue.