Restaurants in Wiltshire

Wiltshire was once dubbed 'the kingdom of the pig', but now it's better known for its high-tech industries strung out along the M4. Much of Wiltshire is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, famed for its ancient monuments and 'white horse' carvings.

Bacon, hams and sausages are still part of the county's food heritage and restaurants make the most of them. Wild fungi and game from Savernake Forest are used to good effect, and new enterprises are producing everything from quails' eggs to soft cheese.

The Swan Hotel - Bradford on Avon A sixteenth-century, listed landmark in the centre of historic Bradford on Avon, the Swan Hotel recently emerged from a complete, top-to-tail refurbishment

Vine Tree - Norton Originally a watermill, the old Vine Tree at Norton is now a truly inviting pub/restaurant in a tiny Wiltshire hamlet a few miles to the south of Malmesbury. The place still has its quota of oak beams and flagstones floors

The Horse & Groom Inn - Charlton Nr Malmesbury Fronted by a tree-sheltered lawn and surrounded by its own paddock, the kitchen is overseen by Michelin-starred executive chef Rob Clayton. Locally sourced produce is used to telling effect

Cross Keys - Corsley A log fire crackles in the quarry-tiled bar while the main crowd-puller these days is the ambitious food served in the separate dining area with its blackened beams, big scrubbed tables and cream walls.