Local Restaurants, Cafes, Pubs, Bars, etc in Bradford-on-Avon

Places to eat in Bradford-on-Avon.

An important centre of the wool trade in the Middle Ages, this splendid town lies in a steep-sided hollow on the banks of the River Avon which is spanned by a magnificent 13th century, arched bridge. On the bridge is a domed building once used as a chapel for religious pilgrims.

Fifteenth century Westwood Manor is noted for its plasterwork, historic windows and topiary garden and a nearby 14th century tithe barn is one of the finest in Britain, measuring more than 160 feet.

Bradford's most remarkable building, however, is the tiny church of St Lawrence. Dating to the seventh century it was badly damaged by the Vikings but rescued by a local clergyman in the 19th century. Nearby Iford Manor has Italianate pools, statues, terraces and panoramic views.

We cannot give a full list of all available food outlets but below is a small selection of those available in Bradford-on-Avon or surrounding areas.

Bradford-on-Avon Restaurants, Cafes, Bars, Food Outlets, etc

The King's Arms

Monkton Farleigh, Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire, BA15 2QH
Tel: 01225 858705 Fax: 01225 858999
E-mail: enquiries@kingsarms-bath.org.uk

One of the most beautiful pubs in Wiltshire, the Kings Arms is a 17th Century Inn converted from an 11th Century Monks Retreat. Visitors can enjoy the wonderful dining area with it's tapestries and set pewter plates, or sit next to the log fire in the village bar and chat about the hostelry's ghostly history over a drink or two. The pub also has lovely gardens for customers to sit and look over the countryside or watch the enchanting birds in the Aviaries. Spook the African Eagle Owl is a favourite.
Type: Pub/Inn

The Lock Inn Cafe

48 Frome Road, Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire, BA15 1LE
Tel: 01225 868068 Fax: 01225 868018
E-mail: dick@thelockinn.co.uk

Cafe, restaurant and gardens on the Kennet and Avon Canal. Have fun with Dick and Jane at The Lock Inn Cafe, offering an extensive all day menu including the famous "Boatman's Breakfast". Different evening menu offers full table service inside and on our boat moored along side - "Fat Dickies Tuck Tug". This family owned eatery is not a pub but does have a licensed bar with a good selection of draught beers, wines and spirits but prides itself on making a proper pot of tea.
Type: Cafe & Restaurant

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