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We visited with family from France with dog who were looking forward to visiting for coffee and a light snack for lunch,we arrived on a dry bright Sunday lunch, although relatively busy, there were several tables empty, albeit full of dirty leftovers, when we pointed this out to the lovely girl behind d counter she promptly cleared table and wiped, from this point expectations fell away quickly, there was absolutely nothing to eat except carrot cake or muffins fresh or pre packed biscuits and flapjack ! We mentioned this to the counter staff who just said sorry were short staffed and low on food, there were 8 members of staff behind the counter ! Oh well, we ordered coffee which hit the spot first round fine, second round incorrect, then members of our party wished to visit the loo before leaving, a queue of several people waiting constantly to use 1 toilet that was disgustingly dirty from top to bottom ! All in all a poor experience of what some 18 months ago was a lovely place to visit, maybe it was just an Off day, but to have that many staff not doing a lot or cared a lot, not sure I would be in a hurry to revisit

Large carpark ideally situated for buying a newspaper and enjoying a peaceful read The cafe is small but serves a bacon sandwich with a decent coffee

Very, very disappointed. First time giving them a try for breakfast. Service was very very slow and no apology given (it wasn't even busy!!) and when it arrived wasn't v hot, and poor quality. Asked for bacon and sausages to be "well done" but mine came out the same as my friends orders. Was expensive considering the quality of the food and service. Tables were slow to be cleared. Staff weren't at all engaging. Would not visit again.

TLDR: Be careful of what you buy from here as they will sell you a fake and tell you that they had mislabelled the product only after they are caught. I bought a Porcelain Set (Blue and White) that was falsely claimed as a real Coalport. I went into the store while visiting the town and saw a porcelain set which was tagged as a "Coalport" set. I asked the staff member at the front desk if this was actually real, which he responded with yes. I even asked how he knows it is real and he said that there is a staff member who verifies the authenticity of the porcelain sets. Since the store was already closing and I trusted his response, I went ahead and bought the set. When I went home, I went to inspect each of the pieces individually against information I found on the internet about what real Coalport sets are like and to my dismay, the pieces sold to me are counterfeits. The plates all had the same defects and the markings under the plates did not resemble any of the possible Coalport markings. I called to ask about the set that I bought and was told that the store had "accidentally" put the wrong tag on the set, which is why the set was falsely labelled as a Coalport. That person said they would give me a refund but I don't live in the town. It is unjust to expect me to spend another 40 pounds for a train ticket to go to the store to get a refund when I was sold a counterfeit, unknowingly.

For my lunch I selected "Lamb Scrumpets" - an amazing dish of tender chargrilled lamb coated in crispy breadcrumbs and served with a leek ash aioli and a slaw of apple, cabbage and goats cheese. Quite unlike anything I have eaten before, and very delicious. This, accompanied by a very good cappuccino. The service was excellent, surroundings charmingly rustic and the price fair for a delicious light lunch. Afterwards I just had to raid the excellent cheese room and carried off some fabulous Gorgonzola and Comte. Well worth a visit.

Wednesday 31st January 2024, after strolling round Lacock Abbey and its grounds the wind had started to get very cold, so my husband and I were now in need of a hot drink and somewhere warm to sit. We went to ‘The Stables’ Tea Room, where we found a nice table by a radiator and we indulged in large cups of hot chocolate and my husban had an apricot flapjack and I had a slice of Millionaires shortbread. We spent a nice hour here getting warm and then we strolled back to the car park to get our car.

Been here before some while ago so thought I would treat my partner to Sunday lunch big mistake felt invisible to the staff who became even more unprofessional when we asked to move we were sitting in the window which was freezing restaurant wasn’t busy but lady hugged and puffed as though it was all too much trouble. We had to ask to order drinks then over looked when it came to food. Such a disappointment ending a good weekend on a bad note.

Ive been on this planet fir 58 years, £9.20 for a full english breakfast (i wanted fried bread ... an extra) + tea (extra) ... over cooked, nay cremated plate full of s**t arrived, bacon that i could have re soled my shoes with, fried (what with a thermal lance?) eggs, all massively over cooked (and i like my stuff well done) - THIS IS THE WORST AND POS MOST “FE” ive ever ever had .... ate the beans, nibbled the fried bread, attempted the bacon n sausages YUK ... wont ever return,

What can I say lovely locals pub with friendly staff and locals. On holiday and we went on first night they had an open mic the atmosphere was electric and I went up to sing. The second night the staff greeted us and remembered us from the previous night was so lovely and made the pub experience so good they even treated our dog. Keep up the good work guys you made our holiday

We were visiting Whitehall Garden Centre and popped in for a hot drink and slice of cake. There was a large selection of coffees and the hot chocolate was nice and chocolatey. The cakes are all freshly made on site. Hubby enjoyed a slice of Bakewell Tart and I had the carrot cake, which had a lovely moist texture and flavour. Highly recommend. The garden centre is huge and well worth a visit too.

Nice little golf course, the rough is far too long lost three balls just off the fairway wasn't that waywood, on the plus side Tracey makes a banging cup of Tea☕ please teach Boyd how to make one.

What a lovely place to stay with great hosts - peaceful and well appointed with an extremely large but delicious breakfast

The Piano Café, The Old Joanna is quite unusual in Trowbridge and boasts excellent decor, excellent coffee, excellent service and outstandingly huge, freshly made sandwiches and cakes. On Wednesdays there is a live pianist who also records himself onto piano rolls which the piano plays when he is not there. It's a must to visit this venue and enjoy the musical atmosphere.

Had a freat evening here the staff were friendly as were the regulars. Good for Karaoke on Saturday nights. LGBTQ+ friendly

We booked a table for the opening party, the pub opened earlier in the week with new staff and owners.