The Borough Arm is very much a traditional pub. Two pool tables and a darts board…read more.. It's a Wadworths pub with 4 real ales on. This pub has a new landlady who is running a good business

Not as good as before, still a friendly atmosphere and general all round good pub.read more

This gastropub is absolutely gorgeous inside. It's your classic old world British pub. The people…read morewho work there are friendly and very professional. And the food? Wow. Best pub food we've had in years. We had roasted duck breast, pork and leek sausages, prosciutto and melon and some delicious bitter and cider to wash it all down. We rolled out of there. If you find yourselves halfway between London and the Cotswolds, I strongly suggest you divert just off the M4. You won't be sorry.

Good standard pub. Not as special or uniqr as some of the country pubs in the areas. But a solid…read moreplace to get a pint downtown, by the canal in Hungerford. They are very strict about allowing people to park in their carpark!

Has recently been renovated and a lot of money way spent getting the place up to scratch! It's a…read moregreat food pub with a menu full of pub classics done really well. The staff give excellent service. The interior of the pub is modern and well laid out. Well worth a look.

From the owner: Traditional pub offering local beers, great wine selections, and home-cooked food. A warm and…read morefriendly welcome awaits you. Two bars, Restaurant, Beer Garden & Terrace. Dogs welcome. Free Wifi.

This place has come through it all and is now growing into a true entertainment hub for this…read morepicturesque Wiltshire village. A change to Free House was the only option for this pub and it's now thriving as a result with a talented local young couple who have access to fresh produce reared/grown in the neighbouring countryside which they serve wth a smile. If their planning application goes through, they'll have an art gallery and live music regularly too. Menu is short but varied, fresh, tasty and sure to expand once they've established themselves. Sunday lunches not currently offered but may be a future include. Proud to finally include this in my reviews having lived and worked in the village for years. Watch this one - it's a grower!

I'm not sure I can say enough good things about this place. A 17th century pub and restaurant with…read moremore modern sleeping quarters. The patriarch was running the bar when I was about, and the conversation was pleasant and warm and the beer was cold. The multiple fireplaces, exposed beams and leather couches gave me a sense that besides eating, it would be a great place to pass some time with a friend or in thought. The food: simple yet amazing, the rooms: clean and good enough, the bar and restaurant: a winner.

The bartender was really nice-she chatted a bit about the area and responded to my request for a…read morelocal beer.

Visiting Bath for a couple days and stepped in here for a pint to cap the day of sightseeing. Local…read morefolk were welcoming, and we had an interesting chat. I'm thankful for this Yelp app and our reviews which is very helpful in finding great spots we might miss otherwise.

Going by burgers alone, £2 more than Burger King gets you a quiet ( at weekday lunchtimes) and…read moreclean pub with the chance to buy some nice beer and cider and play pool, but ultimately a double whopper is more tasty.

This used to be an excellent pub and very handy as it's just down the road from the office…read more Sometimes it would be difficult to find a table. Not the case these days, or certainly not during lunch times. The menu is limited, the food is poor and the service is slow. It took nearly 5 minutes to get 6 drinks to the bar. A little while ago I ordered Bangers and Mash, and the sausages were undercooked, it was practically raw on the inside. I would certainly not recommend this pub.

On our way to Bristol from London and needed to stop for food and drink. We picked the perfect off…read moreramp because we found Tally Ho. This little pub is exactly what i love about the UK countryside. The pub has been around since the 1700's. the building has changed over the years but has been about the same for the past 100 years i believe. So needless to say i love the setting, warm and cozy feeling you know your in the right place when you walk in. The service we received was wonderful from all of the staff. The food was perfect! i got a traditional British meal of sausage, potatoes and gravy and just fell in love! The beer selection is about the same as any other pub in the UK. The prices were very fair and the other patrons seemed to be happy with all of their food and service as well. All in all i can't say enough about how much i enjoyed dining here!

Quaint English pub, tucked away from all the hustle n bustle. We stopped here en route our trip to…read moreDevon. Landed here on a Sunday for the lovely Sunday roast. The ale selection was fab and the staff very friendly. We had to wait by the bar for about 20 mins for a table. This worked out very well since I had a lovely pint of ale. Once we got the table, I went for the traditional Sunday roast with beef. Simple and fab plate of food. The service is a bit laid back which is perfect for a Sunday. Therefore there is no one hovering around for the table. Definitely recommend this place.

Stopped in for a solo late dinner on a Friday night and was I thoroughly impressed. Yelp lists…read morethis place as a bar/pub vice a restaurant...probably because of the fact that you order your food at the bar and then they'll bring it out to your table. But that's where the similarity ends compared to most UK pub 'n grubs. I found the atmosphere very relaxed and casual yet kind of chic without being snooty. The bartender and servers were all very polite and welcoming. The food was fantastic; I had the falafel burger (delicious) and lamb skewer tapas (even more delicious). Total with two glasses of wine was less than £20. Will definitely dine there again and probably have the 3 tapas special (£9.95 if I remember correctly).