good food and service. good value for money and nice atmosphere. polite staff. clean and good menuread more

Came here once with my mum and sister after a nice day out. Outside there is a place where you give…read morepeople your keys and they'll clean your car while you eat. Inside there is a great atmosphere with log burners and other decorations and it's not too loud. The service was great. After we ordered the food did take a while to get to us but it was worth the wait, the best chips I've ever had. Would highly recommend!

Quick glance: + breathtakingly gorgeous view from a pub…read more+ large portion pub grub + good selection of ales and cider I came here on the recommendation of a guide book (yup, I'm a bit old school sometimes!) and I was very pleased to have found the pub. The food is not spectacular; good, hearty pub grub well prepared and comes in big portion. The attraction is the view of the Wiltshire countryside you can admire, as you tuck into your fish and chip, washed down with a pint of local ale or cider. It's absolutely gorgeous on a sunny day, but the pub also has a large window so you can sit inside and still admire the view; just make sure you call ahead and see if you can book the table next to the window.

Super lucky to get the best table in the pub, see photo. Service is great and the staff are really…read morehelpful and accommodating. This is now part of our little pub walk we do when our daughter is off on adventures with friends. Great place for food with lots of specials to choose from.

This is an absolute delight to return to on a cold Saturday evening in November 2016. This…read morerestaurant has improved steadily over the last couple of years and I believe it is close to being the perfect place to eat in this part of Wiltshire. The warm glow from the log burner and the great atmosphere are just the start of a great evening, then you get to the friendly and helpful service and the terrific menu choices which include a very innovative specials board as well as the very tempting choices from the standard menu. This chef is clearly pulling out all the stops to entice you in; a proper little bouillabaisse as a starter and a lovely creamy steamed white fish chowder for main for example, which just hit the spot for me. My wife chose the cod wrapped in prosciutto on a bed of butter beans and Spanish Chorizo. This dish was slightly over salted but when we pointed this out to the waitress she very quickly brought this to the attention of the manager who immediately offered an alternative. We stayed with the cod dish but the cost was deducted from our bill at the end. It doesn't get better than this in Wiltshire! Looking forward to going back soon.

Lovely little gastro pub and hotel. I stayed here for several days and I was able to sample an…read morearray of delicious food and beverages. Well known by the locals, this establishment is a true gem. If you are in the area, I highly recommend you stop in. Food: Fillet with portobello mushrooms, stone bass, pasta, omelette, salmon and eggs, fresh pastries... It was all wonderful!! Rooms are well appointed and charming. No central air but they do have tower fans and open windows. Comfy beds and newly renovated bathrooms. Flat screen TVs and old time radios. So cute!

Definitely the best place to have either drinks, light lunch or full on dinner. Selection is very…read moregood and the food is to die for. It's becoming a regular place to bring family friends who visit to show off the delights of Corsham.

Highly recommend. Great pub serving excellent food. We ordered fish and chips plus a burger. We're…read morefrom the United States and have high standards for both these dishes, but this was one of the best burgers we'd ever had. The fish and chips rivaled anything we've had in the UK. The staff were very friendly and welcoming, and our kids also enjoyed the cozy pub atmosphere. We will definitely be back the next time we're in England.

Located by the zebra crossing in the centre of Bradford on Avon, The Dandy Lion serves gastropub…read morequality food in a local pub atmosphere. There is a restaurant upstairs that I'm afraid to say I haven't been to but have heard great things about, I have been in the pub area downstairs and it's a lovely place very relaxed and chilled atmosphere and great food. Real ales and a good selection of wines as well. A great place to come as a couple or as a group, they cater for all. The menu is very British pub but with interesting and tasty twists!

All in one, pasta, steak, panini, wrap, salad, burgers and breakfast, somthing for every one,…read moredelicious cappuccino.

The only wetherspoons pub in mellsham, and it has gone totally downhill…read more. To start with, my shoes practically stuck to the floor as i walked in.. customers waiting 10 minutes to be served at the bar with dirty signs saying they weren't taking cash.. I wasn't paying cash, but I dont understand why they weren't taking it. It's cash.. The "clean" glasses are not clean. Some have lip marks over them and are clearly not washed properly.. when i asked for a clean glass, the look I got from the bar staff wasn't very pleasant.. I only wanted a clean glass without someone else's lips on it.. there was a fair amount of dirty glasses on the bar just sitting there being ignored, never mind the amount of fruit flies flying all over the place.. The staff clearly had a busy day because there were dirty tables filled with plates and glasses complete with menus literally stuck to the tables.. There was a huge pile of dirty plates on the floor just outside of the kitchen that a young lad was trying to scrape off, but wasn't really getting anywhere with it.. After seeing that and some of the food coming out of the kitchen, I decided I'd rather pass and not risk it.. The toilets were absolutely disgusting. You can smell them as you walk up the stairs before you even see them.. in the ladies, there was a faint smell, and the floor was very sticky.. one of the toilets I went into was a total mess with loads of loo roll all over the seat along with what I'm assuming was wee all over the floor.. the mirrors were dirty with marks all over them, the soap dispenser was practically empty, and the sink sides weren't clean.. Im sure these toilets won an award for being so clean, once upon a time.. The garden was a total mess.. dirty tables, most of which had half eaten plates of food on them, just left for the seagulls to come and eat.. one smashed a glass in the process of stealing some food that was still there when i left over an hour later.. You can see some of the tables are wobbly and made stable by using the spoons magazine or a menu.. I did speak to a young lad who was doing his best with all the mess and asked to borrow something to clean a chair and table with. He then insisted he came and did it for me.. after a little chat, he told me they were short staffed due to sickness or holidays.. I was there for just over 3 hours and saw 2 members of staff trying to work the floor and the bar between them.. at one point, another lady came in. When she served me, she told me she was only there to help out for a couple of hours, then she was off home regardless of the mess.. I've grown up and worked in hospitality since I was very young, and in my personal opinion, 3 basic things a pub needs to survive and stay open.. CLEAN glasses CLEAN toilets And more than 2 or 3 members of staff on at a time.. There was a time this pub was a lovely place to visit, the toilets included.. but not anymore. It's sad to see it..

1 star for the food, I think it all came out of a package. Why even bother eating here?…read more 3 Stars for the service, they bring the food to your table after you order at the bar. 5 stars for the drink selection, the only reason anyone comes here I'm fairly sure. Bunch of drunk locals. Also worth noting, the have some great beers from both California and New York.

Truly outstanding 17th century pub…read more They have an excellent terraced garden with views of the famous viaduct. The food is well executed, but you've had this stuff a million time before. Still very pleasant. The real reason to go is the full range of Box Steam ales. Give the Tunnel Vision a whirl. Oh, and ask Ken the landlord about the time Kevin Spacey stopped in for a drink. He'll twist your ear for hours.

Busy at the weekend, so be prepared to queue/wait. Only two staff on - easily overwhelmed…read more Because of demand, location and lack of competition - there is no need for them to change the way they are doing things. Just had a drink here before moving on.

We went back today and ordered the moussaka and prawns. Still perfect. Gosh how I wish he would…read moremove to the US and open a restaurant near my home. For those of you Oxford dwellers, you don't know how lucky you are. You should grasp the opportunity and try his food, my friends. I wouldn't presume to know if the dear Chef had served us authentic Turkish cuisine or not, but I must tell you, authentic or not, it tastes wonderful. Once you've had his food, it will be hard for you to not miss it. For the days to come, I shall await with alacrity our next visit to Oxford, and most definitely, to Oxford's Grill. Teşekkür ederim!

My wife went here on a Friday night because she was on the Cowley Road and everywhere else was…read morefull. She liked it so much we went together the next day for lunch! The place doesn't look like much from the outside but the staff are friendly, the place is clean and the food is great! Cheap too! The free humus and bread is amazing! The moussaka is incredible! Can't wait to return and try the rest of the menu.