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Well, what can I say about this incredible subtle restaurant. It doesn't scream out to you. There's no bells and whistles, no shouting look at me look at me. It just sits on the hill in the beautiful setting of Bradford On Avon, and the food itself does all the talking. The Sunday roast was just div
Fantastic Sunday lunch.
Came with the Mr, in a rare Sunday off together, and had a fantastic experience.
Staff are quick, pleasant and know their stuff. They also don't hover about, as they do in some other establishments.
Wasn't going to have a starter, but went for the celeriac dish - celeriac,
One of the best meals I have ever eaten. Wonderful flavours. It has become a firm favourite in our household. I cannot recommend it highly enough.
Lovely atmosphere, staff and food. Fantastic non-alcoholic drinks menu. Thank you for a lovely evening.
The best meal me and my family have ever had!
We went this weekend for my birthday and absolutely every part was exceptional. The service was wonderful, lovely and friendly without being over bearing. The atmosphere was very relaxing and intimate with a little buzz.
The food was out of this world. W
Excellent all around. Food and drink choices are top quality, whilst totally unpretentious. We wish this was closer to home to visit more frequently. Dog friendly (do let them know when booking).
The food was amazing! Delicious Sunday Roast. We had the Pork and Chicken, both fantastic. Gravy is probably among the best I’ve tried. Kids were also super happy with Fish and Chips. Service at the entrance was really slow, we saw at least two couples that entered after us being directed to their t
A nice little place with nice food...I really enjoyed the food I ordered however was disappointed that it didn't come as stated on the menu, and only when asked were we told why. Usually you are told if something will not be as described on the menu and this will in turn inform your final decision.
This is the best roast dinner I’ve ever had. 10/10.
I think of myself as a hobbyist roast dinner connoisseur. I’ve eaten a lot of them. Last year I thought I’d found the best roast I’d ever eaten, and then the place closed down. Heartbroken.
Then my partner suggested we go to Bradford on Avon for
What a lovely place! We popped in for an early morning coffee and what a warm welcome we had. We arrived with toddler in tow and a clumsy mummy (knocked over a wine glass!) But the woman who served us was so lovely, nothing was too much. It's not somewhere we would normally take our toddler into as
The beef from the grill isn't my liking (a bit too cooked) but I have to admit it is nicely done. The starters were very good (especially the squid which I forgot to photo). The sticky pudding is really really good!
Went to The Bunch of Grapes for Sunday lunch. Didn't disappoint. Lovely food, nice place and dog friendly too. Excellent mushroom pithivier and great triple cooked chips. Really enjoyed everything and went to their bakery, The Bunch of Bakes, next door and got some delicious baked goods too! Brillia
This place is 10/10 food is outstanding! Best in the local area! Friendly welcoming staff and consistent. Have had a Sunday roast nearly every week for the last 2 years and never fails to disappoint.
Wasn’t sure what to expect but blown away by the quality and creativity of the food. I ordered the pork which came 4 different ways, all amazing with super tasty vegetables. Our teenagers had fish and chips + burgers that were great. Best meal in England so far (we are from US - California)
Seven courses of exquisite food. Not only was each course absolutely sublime, there was not a single ingredient in any of the seven courses that was not just perfect. Not hyperbole, this was a perfect meal. The wine list was good, the service was superb (Peter).
The only reason for the four star
We came here for Sunday lunch yesterday and really rated it. A great roast in a really sweet town. We had the lamb sharing roast which came with tender sticky falling apart shank, plump little cutlets and well flavoured crispy croquette. The potatoes were crispy, the Yorkshire good and the vegetable
Two of our table of five agreed this was the best roast they had ever eaten (they had the lamb sharer.) The potatoes were incredible, and the Yorkshire’s were big but still delicious and not dry which often happens with the biguns!
Only slight moan was the veggie option was below average - a mushroo
The best pub food I've ever had. They do both traditional and experimental modern cooking well.
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