The best restaurants in Boyd Valley South Gloucestershire South West

Afternoon tea, booked for an older group Hen party 🥳 so recommend

Beautifully presented afternoon tea for my mum’s birthday. Delicious food. Very friendly and welcoming. Will definitely be back. Thank you for making mum feel special.

Great food, atmosphere and staff. Nearly opted for the big burger and chips option as an easy choice, but we had 4 small plates instead – superb quality, beautifully cooked and plated by people who care. Homemade focaccia, pearl barley and pigeon risotto, rarebit with leeks and poached egg – plus parfait with fresh hot brioche. Now that sounds all a bit fancy – but it was just a relaxed place for lunch. We also narrowly avoiding stealing the crockery as that was nice too. I’m getting tired of every pub in the area charging £32 for fish and chips. But we pottered out for a walk around the village after a £45 lunch bill including a couple of soft drinks in a great pub where obviously people care. We sat in the cosy main part of the pub which is all flagstones and open fire, and there’s a large conservatory/orangery at the back that was 70% full on a midweek Wednesday with a wonderful view. Top marks. Thanks.

A lovely teashop with good selection of food . Enjoyed the haloumi mushroom stack for brunch & the cream tea was nice . Easy parking too . Generally , a little pricey .

The New Inn has a fantastic atmosphere and although small the menu is vast and food is the best you could ask for. It is a great place to both eat and have a quiet friendly drink. I am looking forward to summer where you can enjoy the beer garden as well

Today, we played the Cromwell course and found it a lovely course, not over hard but has some great holes, love all the par three and beautiful views which was an enjoyable challenge.

No cooked food but snacks available. Lovely friendly bar staff and landlord. Great beer.

We always stay here the night before we fly at Bristol airport! 15 mins from airport, cheap drinks and good food!

We believed this place was dog friendly but it wasn't. We would have had to sit outside to get a drink as the only few seats that were dog friendly were taken. Just a pre-warning for anyone who has the same book as us which has this as a recommendation.

Our family recently enjoyed a delightful Christmas meal at The Bull at Hinton, a charming 17th-century pub nestled in the peaceful village of Hinton, just a short drive from Chippenham. The festive atmosphere was warm and inviting, with tasteful decorations that set the perfect Christmas mood. The menu featured traditional Christmas dinner prepared with high-quality ingredients. The roast turkey was succulent, accompanied by all the classic trimmings, and the sticky toffee pudding was a delightful end to the meal. The staff were attentive and friendly, ensuring that even the youngest members of our family felt welcome. The Bull at Hinton's commitment to quality and community is evident in every aspect, from their locally sourced ingredients to their welcoming atmosphere. Most of their eggs, seasonal fruit and veg come from their own back garden! They have a dog friendly policy if you want your canine friend to accompany you. We highly recommend The Bull at Hinton for anyone seeking a memorable family dining experience.

A great little stop off for tea and cake with fantasic views to the Welsh Hills on a clear day. The warm scones are delicious and reasonably priced.

I can’t fault the food or the price at this restaurant. We did enjoy and the setting was beautiful - the hall itself is really impressive. Only feedback : I feel like they’ve missed a trick! When we told a local we were going there it raised an eyebrow - they considered it very highly and on arrival, I understood why. But on seeing the menu, I couldn’t help but be a little disappointed. For such prestigious surroundings and a grand entrance, I was surprised the menu consisted of burger, curry and fish and chips. I was expecting fine dining and locally sourced ingredients to match the high level of service and location. I would happily have paid more than the £14 main course price tag for something a little more special. As I said, the food was good - just a little underwhelming as it had the feeling of being bought in / pre made (example - the pâté). I would recommend the chicken pie but not the brownie - it wasn’t really a brownie and needed ice cream or cream with it.

Lovely food, slightly cramped table, but great atmosphere and friendly service.

Just outstanding food, great atmosphere, great location with fabulous views to the rear of the pub.