This place has just been bought by the team that own the White Swan around the corner so everyone…read moreexpects good things if they do for the Dickens what they did at the Swan. Good beer, good wines and renovation into a smarter pub will be welcome in the town. Been in a couple of times now since they started work and starting to take shape pretty well...let's see. Could definitely do with your support so pop in for a beer or red wine and add some money to the tills.

From the owner: The Treehouse is a light airy bar, specialising in cocktails. An unmatched spirit range,…read moreexceptional wine list and extensive world beer menu also add to the offering. As well as drinks, The Treehouse offers a small and sharing dishes menu that enables you to have either a nibble, or a feast.

Quaint winery with a relaxing environment. Perfect stop between Bath and London (very slight…read moredetour). OK wine, nice place to stop for a rest. Service was a bit challenging - had to keep going inside the shop/store to ask for help (more drinks, order food)

This is actually a lovely place to hang out on a Sunday afternoon, with a bottle of their house…read morewine and cheese! You can also bring your own picnic and enjoy the grounds!

If you are looking for something quick, yet filling and with a lot of variety at the same time,…read moreeither on your own or in a group - Toby Carvery is the place to go to. The fact that you can get as many veg as you like makes the carvery suitable for those watching their diets. Moreover, you can stack your plate to the top with veggies/ carvery, so excellent value for money too.

A quick fix at a very good price. Five of us had carvery. There were four meats (no lamb). All…read morewere good and topped with Yorkshire puddings and gravy and a good portion of cauliflower cheese. The veggies and potatoes were overcooked as only the Brits know how to do, but again when smothered in gravy, who cares? Pablo had a salad and it was a bit of a fiasco getting it from the Kitchen. The prawns were not King as advertised but rather tiny salad shrimp. Nuff said on that.

This place is great. If you're a bloke from the states and you've just trekked through the Cock…read moreMarsh then definitely stop in here! Casual and comfortable, it's all you need for a proper pint. Owner was polite and welcoming offering tastes of unknown IPAs. Music was on point for this lad.

Fantastic new opening with great staff who are happy to talk you through their interesting range of…read morebeers and gin. You can even take the beer home in their growlers.

Great place to check out. Lovely staff…read moreNice atmosphere Food was great It was a nice treat to visit

I admit, my last visit to Bar 163 has been a while but it is a good memory. I was there on several…read moreoccasions, birthday parties, for a late hot chocolate or wine or the occasional dinner with friends. Bar 163 has a very welcoming environment. You can sit either up front or in the back or of course as a large group upstairs. Upstairs is nicest I suppose but maybe I was biased by the great company I had. :-) Dinner can be fish or meat or of course vegetarian. All is delicious but does not come cheap. You can get a main from around 8 or 9 pounds, a dessert from around 4 pounds. Portions are good, not too much, not too little but seem to be always fresh. Bar 163 also has a number of really great wines, just go and if you are not sure give them a shout and they'll help choose the right one for you. Finally, I can only recommend you to go there and try it yourself. Personally, I can recommend the chargrilled chicken kebab as main and the apple crumble. It is delicious!

Great portions for Sunday lunch at a great price. Nice atmosphere and staff are very friendly. Will…read morecome back again for sure.

Absolute disgrace to a grieving family, these owners should be ashamed of themselves. Spread the…read moreword!! I had heard stories of these owners being very unfriendly but to have first hand experience is a disgrace!! https://www.facebook.com/groups/219850698589871/permalink/1445075589400703/