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The Roman Baths Kitchen, Bath 29 C1 Rowde FIND THE VERY BEST OF The Royal Oak, Great Wishford 30 E3 Cross Keys 55 D3 The Royal Oak, 31 F3 The George and Dragon 56 D3 SAVOUR THE TASTE OF LOCAL FOOD AND DRINK Sign of the Angel, Lacock 32 C2 Rowdey Cow Café & Ice Cream Parlour 57 D3 In Wiltshire, food matters. Here, we create food to feed the soul. Lucky, then, Wiltshire and Wiltshire Borders Map No. Ref. Solstice Bar & Grill, Amesbury 33 E4 a'Beckett's Vineyard, Littleton Panell 1 D3 Stonehenge, Nr Amesbury 34 E4 Salisbury Stonehenge Inn and Carvery, Durrington 35 E4 that life here moves at a gentler pace. Giving you time to relish the culinary magic Allington Farm Shop & Café 2 C2 Anokaa 58 F4 The Swan at Stoford 36 E3 The Angel, Royal Wootton Bassett 3 B3 Baroushka 59 F4 conjured up by our chefs, bakers and brewers. If you want to while away the hours Taste Wiltshire, Bromham 37 C3 The Bath Arms, 4 E2 Bills 60 F4 The Three Tuns, Great Bedwyn 38 C5 over a long lunch or dinner with family and friends, that’s fine with us. No hurry. Beatons Tearooms & Bookshop, Tisbury 5 F3 Britford Farm Shop & Café 61 F4 Visit Hillbrush, Mere 39 F2 The Bell at Ramsbury 6 C4 Cathedral Hotel 62 F4 It’ll be ready in a Wiltshire minute. Wadworth Various Berwick Farm Shop, Berwick St James 7 E3 The Chapel Nightclub 63 F4 Wiltshire Farmers' Markets and Artisans Various Bombay Sapphire Distillery, Whitchurch 8 D5 The Cosy Club 64 F4 D4 Our pedigree is second to none You’ll find coffee shops for your favourite Box Steam Brewery, Holt 9 D2 Woodbridge Inn, North Newnton 40 Fisherton Mill 65 F4 latte, cappuccino or espresso. Tea rooms The Bruce Arms, Easton Royal 10 D4 Bradford on Avon Giggling Squid 66 F4 Campanile Swindon Hotel 11 B4 Back in 18th century Calne, the Harris family Boat House 41 D2 Grillado 67 F4 for mouth-watering cakes and pastries. And The Dove Inn, Corton 12 E2 The Bridge Tea Rooms 42 D2 Koh Thai Tapas 68 F4 invented the traditional English technique The Farm Cookery School, Bromham 13 C3 dairies serving ice cream made on site using The Lock Inn Café 43 D2 Mercure White Hart Hotel 69 F4 The George Inn, 14 E2 of curing and ham. In time, this The New Inn, Westwood 44 D2 Milano Italian Restaurant 70 F4 milk from the farm’s own cows. Linger over The Green Dragon, Market Lavington 15 D3 became known as the ‘Wiltshire Cure’ and Timbrells Yard 45 D2 The Old Ale and Coffee House 71 F4 elevenses. Treat yourself to afternoon tea. Or The Harrow at Little Bedwyn 16 C5 Woolley Grange Hotel, Woolley Green 46 D2 The Old Mill Hotel 72 F4 is now recognised countrywide. Many other enjoy a scoop or two of your favourite flavour Helen Browning's Royal Oak, Bishopstone 17 B4 The Ox Row Inn 73 F4 King John Inn, Tollard Royal 18 F2 Corsham Wiltshire specialities have been handed down whilst taking in the view. The Rai d'Or 74 F4 the generations, remaining as tasty as ever The Lamb Hindon 19 E2 The Greenhouse 47 C2 The Refectory, Salisbury Cathedral 75 F4 Lansdowne Strand, Calne 20 C3 Guyers House Hotel 48 C2 River's Edge Restaurant 76 F4 today. So look out for local delicacies such as Friendly watering holes Longleat, Nr 21 E2 Hartham Park Deli Café, Nr Corsham 49 C2 Roly’s Fudge Pantry 77 F4 Wiltshire Lardy Cake, Malmesbury Pudding Lucknam Park Hotel & Spa, Colerne 22 C1 Taste Corsham 50 C2 Thai Orchid 78 F4 and Wiltshire Loaf. (That last one’s a cheese, Wiltshire also has an abundance of McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Swindon 23 B4 Devizes Thai Sarocha 79 F4 Neston Farm Shop & Kitchen, Atworth 24 C2 Waitrose Cookery School 80 F4 The Marina Café 51 D3 by the way, not a type of ! characterful inns. Town pubs and country Ramsbury Brewing & Distilling Company 25 C4 ) Vaughan's Cookery School 52 D3 pubs. Pubs with gardens and pubs with Red Lion Freehouse, East Chisenbury 26 D4 The Vaults 53 D3 For more inspiration go to , Marlborough 27 C4 ghosts. Walkers, cyclists, children, Wadworth Brewery Visitor Centre 54 D3 visitwiltshire.co.uk/food-and-drink What’s on the menu? The Riverbarn, 28 E2 dogs… all are widely welcomed. Start the day by tucking into a hearty Wiltshire breakfast. Bacon, of course. Home-made Plenty to whet your appetite bread, perhaps. Locally sourced jams and 47-50 preserves. And eggs collected fresh from the At restaurants across the county, menus hens that morning. change with the seasons. Timeless classics and new favourites are crafted with equal Time for a cuppa care and attention. Every day. If you really Later on, if you’ve worked up an appetite want to push the boat out, many have been awarded AA Dining Rosettes. While a select again thanks to a busy day’s sightseeing, 55-57 why not take a break? few are the proud holders of a coveted 51-54 Michelin star (or two!). 41-46

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58-80 LOCAL FOOD FROM LOCAL PRODUCERS Quality… provenance… food miles… If you’re as passionate about these as we are, then head for one of our farm shops. Here you’ll find meat, traditionally butchered and hung. Fresh fruit and vegetables. Honey, jams, pickles and preserves. Homemade cakes, pies and pastries. Dairy products and a wide range of cheeses. Either grown on site or sourced from artisan makers close by.

Raise your glass! To market, to market If you fancy sampling a home-grown For hustle and bustle you can’t beat pint or two, keep an eye out for craft beers a good market, and Wiltshire has markets and ales from our outstanding Wiltshire in abundance. Indoor, outdoor and breweries. You’ll find excellent local wines, farmers’ markets… continental and ciders and apple juice too. Not to mention Christmas markets… artisan and foodie top notch vodka and gin. Tours and tastings markets. What could be better than an are often available, so take the chance to hour or two spent browsing the many hear more about the history and methods stalls where tempting displays showcase of production. Then try the finished product seasonal fruit and vegetables, meat, in the place where it was made. poultry and game, cheeses, free range eggs, artisan loaves and more. Top prize Cook up a storm for the longest running market goes to Beatons Tearooms and Bookshop If you’d like to learn how to make the most , where stallholders have been of all this wonderful produce, our cookery trading since the year 1200. Hot on its schools will be only too pleased to share heels, history-wise, is Salisbury’s Charter their knowledge and expertise. Courses, Market, which has been coming to the city clubs or cook and dine evenings. Half or for almost 800 years. FOODIE FESTIVALS AND EVENTS LISTED BELOW ARE JUST SOME full days. For adults or children. Hone your OF THE AMAZING FOODIE And there are plenty more to choose from With such an emphasis on top quality skills or master new techniques – with EVENTS IN STORE DURING 2018: – go to visitwiltshire.co.uk/markets local fare, it's no surprise that Wiltshire tuition from expert chefs you’ll leave with for up-to-date details. everything you need to liven up your family sets great store by its mouth-watering Feast! Exhibition, Stonehenge meals or design the perfect dinner party. range of foodie festivals and events. Runs until September Wander among an array of tempting stalls. Chippenham Beer & Cider Festival Inhale the aromas of freshly-ground coffee April and herbs. Eat your fill from sizzling , barbecues or a hog roast. Then Malmesbury Beer Festival wash it all down with one of our lip-smacking April local ales. Tunnel Vision… Bishop’s Tipple… Flint Knapper… in Wiltshire the names are Devizes Food & Drink Festival almost as delicious as the brews themselves! May You can even discover all you ever wanted to know about the food that fed the builders of Real Ale & Cider Festival, Swindon Stonehenge! & Cricklade Railway May Go to visitwiltshire.co.uk/whats-on for full details and an even wider range Taste of Corsham of festivals and events. June

Get social! Longleat Food & Drink Festival Share your Wiltshire stories using June #timeforwiltshire Devizes Beer Festival July @VisitWiltshire Great British Food Festival, Bowood VisitWiltshireLtd August @visitwiltshire Melksham Food & River Festival VisitWiltshire September Taste Wiltshire This Map has been produced by VisitWiltshire. Details of businesses included in this Map are based on information September supplied by them at the time of going to press. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, VisitWiltshire can accept no liability for any errors or omissions. © VisitWiltshire 2018. Calne Food & Drink Festival The information contained within this Map can be made available in September other formats upon request. This Map is also available to download from our website: Salisbury Food & Drink Festival visitwiltshire.co.uk/download September

For more inspiration go to Swindon Beer Festival visitwiltshire.co.uk/food-and-drink October