The best restaurants serving British food in Wiltshire South West

Awful place, service was terrible, and the food was cold, out of tin, tables uncleared and had been there for a long time. Other visitors left after not eating their food. Drinks given in Dirty glasses. Service very very slow and they all looked stoned and very unhelpful

This place is out of a storybook and so are the people working here! Michaela was wonderful in resolving my Internet connection issue - by giving a hotspot from her personal mobile 🙏 So I could send a time sensitive Teams meeting invite just in time. Thanks also for the delish Aranchini and heart warming hot chocolate. DEFO coming back 100% and HIGHLY recommend to all.

Awful experience - website says it's disabled access but despite pre calling to say I'm a wheelchair user ,entry blocked by table of 10 plus. Sunday roast was awful , wet white potatoes and ditto parsnip. Raw cabbage, gristly beef, rubbery burnt Yorkshire all served up on a cold plate. One of us lucked out by choosing a burger and one of us did not, had the veg wellington and went home to be ill afterwards. Same fiasco to get out of the building - move huge table of people. By way of apology a free dish of cauliflower cheese and service charge not added. We are all local folk and will not recommend or put this on disability friendly sites.

Lovely friendly pub great staff the beers and wines were good quality. We all had a fantastic meal here. I had a lovely chicken and leek pie and I would certainly go back and have that again and I know the rest of the group felt the same with their food, the service was spot on looking forward to visiting again very soon highly recommended

Avoid this place. Food isn’t good quality, probably re-heated. Tasteless, the worst Indian restaurant I’ve ever visited

Randomly drove round some villages to look for somewhere to eat, and boy did we get lucky with The Angel Inn! Was easy to park. Welcoming staff, lovely food, warm and comfortable. Staff did not rush us through the meal. Food was well presented, prepared to a high standard and of a large portion size.

I genuinely don’t know why the owners here bother…well, they’re not! The bar was completely soul-less at 2.30 on a Saturday. The drinks offering pretty poor, the owner sitting in a corner on her laptop watching some live sport. The fire was roaring even though it was a warm day, but only in the front bar; the back bar didn’t have the fire lit but had a calor gas heater plonked in the middle of the room blasting heat out. It was all very tired inside, slightly grubby and uncared for. Staff were pretty vacant and unfriendly and unwelcoming. Sat in the garden which is overgrown and uncared for. Ordered dirty fries from a dirty and ripped menu, and they were completely inedible. Microwaved fries, cold in the middle, pulled pork absolutely nothing special. Left pretty quickly and won’t be returning. Such a shame for what could be, and used to be, a great pub. It’s really not hard to do things well.

The Sunday roast was excellent today and I’d have no hesitation recommending. Beef, pork, vegetables and Yorkshire pudding all cooked perfectly.

Excellent food & Excellent service - highly recommend

First time visiting and certainly won’t be the last. Friendly and welcoming staff, the food was absolutely fantastic highly recommend

My meal was discusting don't waste your money having food in this pub left me feeling unwell burnt garlic bread greasy pasta ,etc

We were recommended the hotel by a friend. It was easy to find and fairly central in Chippenham the room we had was excellent, it’s an old 17th century building so has the creaks and conditioning of a building of its age , breakfast was easy and varied having a buffet / help yourself style . even as old as the building was our bathroom was modern and well presented. Had a swim every day , the gym attached had all the usual equipment, would recommend again, the staff were pleasant and helpful

Simply awful. Food cold and poor quality. Never seen a skinnier piece of fish or drier steak. Thank goodness there was a decent beer.

Typical National Trust Cafe with seating inside and out, the usual fare and nearby toilets and car park. Suggest NT ensure all staff behind the counter are dressed properly.

History has disappeared! Visited a few years ago as we loved Band of Brothers, and there was a wealth of history on Easy Company, letters, photographs etc, but this has now been reduced to one small wall. We ordered drinks (man behind bar seemed grumpy at having to pour them!) and a plate of ‘artisanal flatbreads with hummus’ for the price of £7.50. When this was served I nearly fell off the pub bench as there were 5 small pancake looking things, and about a tablespoon of hummus (though it was v tasty). Can’t believe the price for what it was.