The best restaurants serving British food in Wiltshire South West

Great pub with comfortable rooms, good food, a soft play area and amazingly kind staff. Mily looked after us with so much patience and good humour both at breakfast and at lunch, when 15 of us were celebrating our grandson's 2nd birthday. Three generations happy and well fed! Thank you!

Food was good. People were very nice, but service was terrible.

We went for a Sunday lunch. It's a sharing board, apparently for people with small appetites. I went specifically because i am gluten free and the menu says on the beef and Yorkshire pudding option (gf option available). The gf option is without Yorkshire pudding! Quite disappointing. The portion sizes of the meat is miniscule. Two small slices of beef, about the size of a slice of fray bentos corned beef shape. Qtr of chicken, just a leg piece. For £22! I also had the prawn starter which was 3 prawns in a bowl of salad. My son wanted pigs in blankets which was £7 for three small sausages in bacon! We all came away hungry. The Yorkshire pudding was similar to the size you get in a packet in Tesco. The only people who could possibly rave about the food here are those unable to boil an egg. The owner/manager seems to think he is funny, he isn't. His service is an acquired taste, one of which we had no desire to acquire.

The service was lovely thea was on her own. Made conversation made sure we was happy. Food was awesome. Came to black horse lunch time with hubby. Met landlady very happy cheerful person

Alyssa our waitress was very welcoming and friendly. We went for a carvery and it was absolutely amazing and delicious. There were 3 types of meat and the vegatables were lovely and sof. Would highly recommend. Will definitely be going again

Top food, top garden, absolutely can’t rave about this place enough! Dog friendly, great garden and menu and such a focus on real ales.

Had a meal here with close family, the food was superb and the service was excellent, very friendly and welcoming , highly recommended !

Really lovely food, all fresh and could NOT fault it 1 bit, will definitely be returning!

Lovely brunch, great service and relaxed atmosphere. Went there with my wife for a relaxed breakfast/brunch and we weren’t disappointed.

This is a fantastic find. We decided to go out for an evening meal. When we arrived before our slotted time, we walked in to a great atmosphere, the bar was full and we had some of their own brewed ale before going through to the restaurant seating area. The menu had a great selection to choose from and the produce was fresh and well presented. Can we say a great thank you to Christina our host for the evening, you made it fun and enjoyable. We will be back for another evening and may even get across to the brewery and shop.

A very lucky find after missing our turn to Salisbury! Such a warm lovely welcome. The friendliest staff. Loved the sausages. Wonderful log fire. Thankyou!

Food was amazing, generous portions, very tasty,and staff so very helpful and friendly. Recommend,***** 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🌹

We had our 50th Golden Wedding Anniversary here in October, for 70 guests. The ambience offered by the 3 Crowns was superb from the wonderful hot and cold buffet to the excellent service given by all the service staff throughout the 5 hours that we at the venue. This large village pub has plenty of space for everyone to move around comfortably. A good selection of drinks available including non alcoholic, wines and draught beers. There is a large car park to the front and rear of the pub. We thoroughly recommend this venue for parties, lunch and evening dining plus roasts on Sundays at a very reasonable price. We shall definitely be coming back here for our future dining.

First visit after this lovely pub has reopened, first impressions are good, nice ambience & decor, definite improvement after reopening, that’s the positive, £8 for a pint plus half for a 4.5% local Ale!! That’s a huge increase! Suffice to say that was the only one & no intention of returning to pay that! Step across the road & the same percentage equally nice Ale is £4.75 a pint! In this day & age every penny counts & £5:30 a pint makes this one if not the most expensive pub in town. I’ve given 2 for the decor as it’s really nice inside but sadly won’t be retuning with those prices!

Lovely breakfast. Beautifully laid table, and personal service. Unlimited good coffee. Very good value. Highly recommend.