Top Restaurants in Cricklade
Most Popular British food in Cricklade, Swindon,
Best British restaurants nearby. Discover the best British food in Cricklade. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for British restaurants near you. including The Radnor Arms, The Cricklade Club, The Red Lion Inn, The Bell Inn, Lakeside, Spring Lake, Cricklade Cafe, The Old Spotted Cow at Marston Meysey, The Falcon, Carpenters Arms Restaurant, The White Hart Inn
Restaurants in Cricklade
10. The White Hart Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 232 reviews
Reviewed By SteveMcD
Had a few pints and food at the pub with a friend, really enjoyed the food and superb selection of different beers. Chatted with owners over a beer. Lovely atmosphere, great food and drink. Highly recommend! Dear SteveMcDThank you for taking the time to write us a review. Pleased to hear you enjoyed the food, beer, and atmosphere! Hope to see you again sometime!Kind regardsThe team at the White Hart Inn
9. Carpenters Arms Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By davidhH9653QQ
We had been recommended this pub for food, and it wasn't bad, just like every other pub menu these days. Big portions but that's not everything! My pie was a bit disappointing - supposedly beef and veg but actually mainly celery. The other meals on our table were all adequate but no one felt they'd need to rush back.
8. The Falcon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 720 reviews
Reviewed By canactivetraveller
We recently visited for my birthday and could not have had a nicer lunch experience, we were greeted by friendly staff who seated us and made sure we had everything we needed at all times. We were particularly awkward about dessert but nothing was too much trouble and when mine came out it had been specially created for me with the words Happy Birthday. If you havenât been yet and youâre local you really must!!!
7. The Old Spotted Cow at Marston Meysey
Overall Ratings
4 based on 320 reviews
The Old Spotted Cow is a pretty village pub on the outskirts of Marston Meysey, the northern-most village in Wiltshire. We have records of it as a pub as early as 1841, when the first census was taken, and it still retains many of the old features befitti
Reviewed By PerthJayne
Only one night here and wished it was longer. Really comfortable large first floor room. Very quiet, beautiful country outlook and great continental (by choice) breakfast. Wished weâd had the time for dinner here. Very friendly staff. Great location. If weâre ever in the region again, a must stay.
6. Cricklade Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By WileyWatfordWanderer
Good solid breakfast at a reasonable price. She's front of house, he cooks.Don't expect anything special but was just what we wanted first thing in the morning.Full english and a mug of teaWould revisit
5. Lakeside, Spring Lake
Overall Ratings
4 based on 315 reviews
A unique sports bar & restaurant in a fantastic setting, offering relaxed family dining with stunning lakeside views.
Reviewed By 875robertj
We rented a house on Spring Lake for a weekend to attend a wedding on a Sunday. We first tried to get some food in the local pubs but after entering two of these we decided that hygiene was not at the top of their list so had a drink and came away. We had seen the Lakeside Brasserie on getting to our house but thought we would go to the local area. We went back to the Brasserie in the early afternoon, but it was completely full, so we booked a table for the evening. The Brasserie is by no stretch of the imagination a plush restaurant but it is comfortable and clean and there are tables available on the outside decking with views across the lake. We got our drinks and the waitress took our orders for food. The food arrived and was excellent we had fajitas, nachos and tacos and sweets after. Everybody was impressed with the food in quality and size. I would recommend the Brasserie to anybody who is in the area, the only proviso is make sure you book a table as this venue is very popular because of the food and position on the lake.Thank You so much for writing us a review. Iâm so glad you enjoyed your meal at Lakeside. We do recommend booking tables in advance, as you saw, we do get extremely busy in the summer. I will pass your review on to our Lakeside Team. Hope you visit us next time youâre in the area. Kind Regards, Kay
4. The Bell Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 158 reviews
We run a small village pub that specializes in awesome pub food! From our famous Steak and Stilton pie, to our crispy batter fresh fish and chips our menu has something for everyone plus a forever changing specials board where you will often find things l
Reviewed By SimonS848
Excellent hospitality all dishes lovely including gammon steak very tasty friends had pie which was also lovely make sure you book As gets very busy
3. The Red Lion Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 453 reviews
This pub is already listed but as a B&B.
Reviewed By Leslie K
We spent a night here on our walk along the Thames Path from Kemble to Oxford and were well pleased with our spacious and comfortable accommodations and the quality of our dinner and breakfast in the restaurant. The kitchen also prepared us an outstanding picnic lunch for the following day's walk.
2. The Cricklade Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 161 reviews
Public cafe, bar and venue serving fresh kitchen prepared food all locally sourced or from our organic farm. Serving all day brunch, healthy Buddha bowls, a daily specials board and 10 different craft beers and cider. Oh yes we have a lovely gin cupboard.
Reviewed By dionnetamla
This is somewhere we've heard about and wanted to try for a while...it didn't disappoint! A great quirky place, casual and with friendly staff. We tried the 'Daily Scrambles' and the 'muffin'. The drinks were all good, they went out of their way to get my tea just right, the only thing that we would of liked to have had the option of a 'Full English'.
1. The Radnor Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 204 reviews
A cosy pub serving fresh food in our Harrison oven, with ingredients from our families organic farm and local artisan suppliers. We are located in the unique National trust village of Coleshill on the Coleshill & Buscot estate. We serve primarily a Britis
Reviewed By Richrun24
We, and another couple, regularly dine out together in the local area and recently we decided to support the Radnor Arms which has been undergoing refurbishment. We booked a table two weeks prior to our visit knowing that there would be a limited menu due to a new kitchen being installed.On arrival we were informed that the only option for food was a buffet at £20 a head and that we should have been contacted by phone to inform us of this. We werenât. On entering the restaurant the table which we had booked was occupied by six other people and the only table available was a very small round one which would only be suitable for two diners. The lady in charge did not offer to ask the occupants of âour tableâ to move. When we said that we would leave and find somewhere else to eat we only received a rather half-hearted apology. Donât think we will be back!
