Now that places to eat and drink are allowed to reopen, we are very pleased to see Wiltshire’s pubs, restaurants and cafes opening their doors to visitors once again. With new safety measures in place (you’re likely to see one-way systems, new outdoor seating areas, hand sanitising stations and table service) Wiltshire’s places to eat and drink are ready to welcome you back! If you feel more comfortable enjoying a takeaway meal or drink, many of our restaurants, pubs and cafes are also offering this service.
Please be aware that opening hours may have changed, and cafes, restaurants and bars may all require you to book a table in advance. You may also be asked to provide contact details to help with the government’s Track and Trace scheme. Remember to abide by social-distancing guidelines and take a look at our advice on how to visit Wiltshire safely and responsibly before you arrive. Keep an eye out for the We’re Good to Go logo which certifies that a business has put in place necessary COVID-19 safety precautions.
Lots of our Wiltshire pubs and restaurants will also be taking part in the new Eat Out to Help Out scheme - so keep an eye out for these!
We will be endeavouring to keep this page up to date and adding more information as we are made aware – however please check directly with the specific business before visiting.
Cafes and Tea Rooms Open in Wiltshire
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Allington Farm Café | Open Now
Allington Cafe near Chippenham serves fresh, seasonal and locally-sourced produce. They are now open again with new social distancing measures in place and an updated menu. There is also a takeaway service in operation.
Beatons Tearooms | Open Now
Tisbury's Beatons Tea Rooms is a relaxing place to enjoy a perfect cup of tea and a lovely bite to eat. They are currently open from 9am to 3pm.
The Bell Tower Tea Room at Salisbury Cathedral | Open now for Takeaways
The Bell Tower Tea Rooms are found just outside Salisbury Cathedral, with beautiful views of the close and the Cathedral. The tea rooms are currently open for takeaways (using contactless payment only) from 10am to 4pm, Monday-Saturday.
The Bridge Tea Rooms | Open from 16 July
Housed in a former blacksmith's cottage dating from 1502, the Bridge Tea Rooms in Bradford on Avon is the epitome of picturesque English quaintness. The team rooms will be open from Wednesdays to Sundays every week, until 3 August when they will reopen 7 days a week.
Chippenham Pit Stop | Open Now
Chippenham Pit Stop is a warm, friendly truck stop with an award-winning cafe and restaurant. They are now open once again, and are also offering a takeaway menu.
Fisherton Mill Gallery Café | Open Now
The award-winning Gallery Café at Salisbury's Fisherton Mill is now open from Monday to Saturday, 10am–3pm. There is courtyard seating available outside and some limited seating available inside.
Lock Inn Café | Open Now
The Lock Inn Cafe in Bradford on Avon includes a cafe, restaurant and gardens on the edge of the beautiful Kennet and Avon Canal. The cafe is open once again, and you will need to book a table in advance.
Rowdey Cow Farm Café and Ice Cream Parlour
Set in the grounds of a Wiltshire dairy farm near Devizes, Rowdey Cow offer delicious homemade ice cream. Whilst there is currently no indoor seating, there are socially-distanced tables outside. The cafe is open every day 10am-4pm, serving takeaway food, drinks and ice cream.
Restaurants Open in Wiltshire
Anokaa | Open Now
Enjoy real Indian cuisine made from locally-sourced produce with innovative flavours at Anokaa in Salisbury. Now open once again with new safety procedures in place.
Baroushka | Open Now
Baroushka is open once more, offering a relaxed environment for guests to enjoy a truly authentic Arabic drinking and dining experience in the heart of Salisbury. You’ll need to book your table in advance.
Cosy Club | Open Now
With eclectic decor and an extensive menu, Cosy Club in Salisbury is an ideal spot for a tasty meal or a sophisticated drink.
Grillado | Open Now
Fine Italian restaurant Grillado, in Salisbury, has now reopened with new safety precaution in place. They are offering both a takeaway and dining-in service.
Restaurant Hywel Jones at Lucknam Park | Open Now
Restaurant Hywel Jones is set in the stunning surroundings of the one-times ballroom at magnificent Palladian mansion Lucknam Park. They are currently operating with a reduced number of tables.
Pythouse Kitchen | Open Now
Pythouse Kitchen Garden is a restaurant within a stunning Victorian walled garden in Tisbury. They are now open for morning coffee, lunch and afternoon tea, Wednesday to Sunday. Or you can enjoy dinner on a Friday or Saturday evening. Everything is available to eat-in or takeaway.
Rai d'Or Thai Bar Restaurant | Open Now for Takeaways
Rai d'Or Thai Bar Restaurant is housed in one of the oldest pubs in Salisbury, dating back to the 13th century. They are now open for takeaways of Thai meals and drinks, initially on Friday and Saturday evenings from 5pm to 9pm.
Shelburne Restaurant | Open Now
Located within Bowood Hotel, the Shelburne Restaurant offers fine dining and lovely parkland views. The Shelburne Bar & Restaurant have been re-arranged to allow safe social distancing. You must call in advance to book a table.
Tinga | Open Now
Tinga is a much-loved Mexican bar and restaurant in Salisbury city centre. The restaurant is now open again, currently operating a pre-booked table system only.
Pubs, Inns and Bars Open in Wiltshire
The Bath Arms | Reopening from 24 July
The Bath Arms is a traditional yet stylish country inn located on the edge of the of the Longleat Estate in the beautiful village of Horningsham. They will be open again from 24 July.
The Boat House | Open Now
Overlooking the picturesque marina at Bradford on Avon, the Boat House is now open again, with new social-distancing measures in place.
The Bridge Inn | Open Now
Hidden away in the scenic Woodford Valley, the Bridge Inn at Upper Woodford is a family-run country pub and restaurant. They are now open offering a food and drink service in the beer garden.
Deacons | Open Now
Deacons is a friendly, independently owned free house pub with a cosy traditional interior in Salisbury. They are now open again, and you will need to book your table in advance.
Dog & Gun Inn | Open Now
The Dog & Gun Inn is a traditional 17th century coaching inn located in Netheravon. The Dog & Gun Inn has now reopened. It is essential that you pre book a table for lunch and dinner.
Helen Browning's Royal Oak | Open Now
Drinks, coffees, cakes and snacks are available all day, every day at the lovely Royal Oak. The kitchens are also open and preparing fresh food at set times throughout the week, including the chance to enjoy pizza from the outdoor pizza over on a Saturday afternoon.
The Old Mill | Open Now
The Old Mill in Salisbury is a 15th century building with features dating back to 1250. The restaurant at the Old Mill has now reopened, with new safety procedures in place. Advanced booking is strongly recommended.
The Red Lion Freehouse | Open Now
The Michelin starred Red Lion Freehouse in East Chisenbury in the Vale of Pewsey is now open, with new opening hours in place. They are offering dinner service throughout the week as well as a bakery on Sunday mornings and takeaway roast ready meals on Sunday lunchtime.
The Three Tuns Freehouse | Reopening from 15 July
Award-winning independent freehouse, the Three Tuns in Great Bedwyn, will reopen for drinks and dinner from 15 July. Bookings are highly recommended.
The Woodbridge Inn | Open Now
The Woodbridge is a traditional Wiltshire coaching inn which dates back to 1786. They are now open 12pm-3pm and 5pm-10pm, and you will need to book in advance.
And if you’re planning a day out in Wiltshire, or a weekend away in our timeless county, and wondering what else is open… take a look at the attractions that have reopened, activities that have reopened and places to stay that have reopened to help you have a wonderful trip!
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