4.5/5

(354 reviews)

Popular roadside pub with a loyal village clientele and a welcoming atmosphere enhanced by two real fires in winter months. There are two guest ales generally from local breweries. Good value home-coo

4.2/5

(2,756 reviews)

Here you will find our famous grills and salads; we serve real food fresh, fun and full of flavour. All of our main meals come with fresh, unlimited salad. You can enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner or order take-away from a family orientated pub restaurant n

4.5/5

(329 reviews)

Friendly country pub serving well kept real ales, ciders and lagers, a good selection of wine, spirits and soft drinks. Traditional pub food is served both in the cosy restaurant and bar area and the secluded garden

4.1/5

(1,059 reviews)

The pub was established between 1844 and 1847 in a building originally used as a farm. When it became a pub, the original landlord was a Mr Charles Elliot. Around Kingsclere there is terrific walking

4.5/5

(330 reviews)

Nestled between chalk hills and springs, Bel & The Dragon at The Swan, takes its place within the heart of Kingsclere village.

4.2/5

(1,109 reviews)

The closest inn to Stonehenge, the Stonehenge Inn & Carvery is a 7 day carvery with great a la carte menu and accommodation nestled in neolithic Durrington.

4.6/5

(241 reviews)

Welcome to our vision of the future pub - filled with flavour, music, art, independence, sustainability, local business, community focus, heritage, and evolving passion.

3.9/5

(49 reviews)

Right in the centre of Pewsey village, on the High Street, is The Moonrakers – or Moonies as it is locally known. Owned and run by Jerry Kunkler, whose family has lived in Pewsey for many generatio