This is a neat little museum that gives a high level overview on the history of Bristol. We stopped…read morein to pass time before we had to catch our flight. Took about 30-40 mins of exploring. There were a lot of kids in the place but the exhibits are geared for all ages.

Great museum this- on the harbourside, which is always fun to wander around, it contains a lovely…read more(and free) insight into Bristol and its history. I loved the double decker bus you can go onto, and the bomb shelters, complete with commentary from locals who'd had to use them. There are some good exhibitions here about local neighbourhoods, which might be slightly less interesting if you don't know them. Mshed is a good size to have a quick peek around, or to spend a bit more time with the exhibitions. There's a nice harbour view from upstairs, too. And you can buy Bristol things from the shop.

Really good bakery, excellent espresso drinks and plenty of seating options…read more Everything that a high quality coffee shop needs

Traditional roadside cafe, situated just off the A303 at its junction with the A3088, between…read moreIlchester and South Petherton. It's situated in a leafy picnic area, next to the South Somerset tourist information centre. The airy cabin-like cafe has WiFi, good toilets, and there is an outdoor eating area as well, though it can get very busy. Staff are down to earth and friendly (it's popular with truckers, as well as families). The very traditional menu comprises all-day breakfasts, mixed grills, burgers, hotdogs, sandwiches, omelettes, jacket potatoes and (of course) chips; and traditional puddings for dessert. There's quite an extensive vegetarian menu as well. It offers a wide range of hot and cold beverages, including proper mugs of tea. Prices are very reasonable - mains run from £6.50 up to a steak dinner at £10.95.

Adorable little restaurant just a couple of miles from Stonehenge. We decided to stop here on our…read moreway from Stonehenge to the airport. When we arrived we were asked if we had reservations and I can see why. The restaurant is very small. Although we didn't have reservations we didn't have a problem and were seated. There is a front room with a small bar and another room in the rear. There is also seating outside for nice days. We sat in the room in the back. Service was excellent here and so was the food. We let our waitress know that we were catching a flight in Stansted and she helped us avoid the traffic around Stonehenge. She was so helpful she actually wrote out turn by turn directions for us. If you're in the area definitely stop by. So glad we came here instead of eating at the cafeteria at Stonehenge.

Great experience here, food was awesome and the hostess was as awesome help! She took the time as…read morewe were in a rush to write down directions to avoid the traffic on the roadway since the phones apps keep pushing you into the traffic. The setting for the place was warm and inviting, great spot to stop if your in the neighborhood or stopping by to see Stonehenge!

Centro is the brand new SU bar at UWIC's Cyncoed campus. Anyone who ever visited the previous bar,…read moreTaffy's, will be pleased to know that Centro is bigger and you don't have to run from the main building in the rain to get to it. It also doesn't have that weird smell that Taffy's had. However, I have to admit that I kind of miss Taffy's. Taffy's had big, comfy, leather sofas, was split into a couple of different sections, and there was hardly ever anyone in there. In comparison, Centro is all hard uncomfortable seats, stools that are the wrong height for the tables they're meant to be for, and there's not a single sofa to catch a cheeky nap on between lectures. Comparisons to Taffy's aside though, Centro isn't that bad. The downstairs section with its bright, stripy seats and pool tables is funky, and there are quite a few different seating areas to choose from. The upstairs part does resemble a cafeteria a little bit, with its hard pine tables and chairs and bright lighting, but then it is the cafe bit, so I can't complain too much. The food and drink is pretty much the same as before, only it all looks a lot classier now. There are sandwiches and chips and things, and general consensus is that it's loads better than the canteen. One thing I really do hate is the toilets. These toilets remind me of public toilets that drug addicts hang out in. While the toilets at Taffy's had one or two toilet seats ripped of, these horrible stainless steal things don't even have toilet seats. If you're in there during the day, I would definitely recommend going to the other toilets (that are really very close) and not venturing into the ones that Centro provides.

Very nice Italian restaurant in the centre of this historic market town. The interior isn't the…read moremost cosy or interesting - there's a row of banquettes down the middle, so it feels a little more like a cafeteria. But we found the food and staff great, and it was good value. Our three courses came to just over £32 a head, including service and drinks: whitebait and a bruschetta (very generously smothered with tomato and garlic) to start; Pizza San Guiseppe (mushrooms, ham, tomato and mozzarella) and Penne Primavera (tomato, garlic, peppers, aubergine, courgette and olives) for mains, and for dessert a Panna Cotta with caramel, and a "Gusto D'Italia" ice cream sundae with cherry ice cream, whipped cream, amaretti and flaked almonds. All were freshly cooked/made and very tasty. Service was efficient and friendly. Somewhere we'd happily return to.

La Passione is a decent choice for Italian in Cirencester. We visited late as an unplanned last…read moreresort and they were very cordial with excellent service. Restaurant is priced well and is ok given natural market around them. We had an overall pleasant experience and food was fresh and prepared with some care. Food is typical Italian American or Italian British cuisine- an interpretation of Italian dishes anglosaxonized to local pallet. Not bad, but not what I rate a 4+. I'd have to lower or change my expectations to return, but have to be fair in that they served us with little fuss. It is decent and definitely recommended given all choices surrounding them.

I'm usually a little critical of random cafe type situations. A massive menu that never delivers on…read morequality... however, I'm pretty surprised by this place. The service was quick despite being busy. Comfortable, family friendly and the food looked and tasted great. Lacking on facilities... well, kind of. The toilets were a bit grubby, but they had heavy footfall so... meh, maybe a short slip. No WiFi. Floors were gross. I suppose I'm not selling it well, but tbh the food and service were bloody great! The actual environment could do with some attention.

The food was good and the service was mostly quick however we did have to wait half an hour for a…read morebowl of chips and a garlic bread but the staff member who served me was very understanding about it when I explained our food hadn't arrived someone accidentally took it to the wrong table. We did eventually get our food. The wetherspoons was nicely decorated and the atmosphere was good they had a quiet zone where people was using laptops. It's just like any other wetherspoons the food was hot. I would have rated more but where the food took ages to arrive I only rated it 3 stars.

Good pub grub! Fast service, friendly. charming old building on the outside, comfortable and…read moremodern on the inside. This was a welcome lunch stop after seeing Stonehenge and Salisbury Cathedral on a sunny summer day, and a nice place for restorative drink and sustenance. Also, an ideal spot to try some traditional pub dishes - one of my daughters tried the bangers and mash; another had the fish and chips (not all of us went with pub grub - my eldest daughter had a good ole American cheeseburger while my wife had some new-agey quinoa salad and stuff. Well, one does try at least). The bangers and mash was generous with plenty of gravy, tasty and juicy sausages; the fish and chips comprised of a nice piece of haddock, crisply fried, and surprisingly good mushy peas which tasted much better than it sounded. Oh, and the drinks were good too!