Bradford-on-Avon
Bunch of Grapes

Bunch of Grapes

14 Silver St, Bradford-on-Avon BA15 1JY, United Kingdom

Kebab • Seafood • Asiatic • European


"We had a tremendously good lunch here today-the food was quite delicious,the staff were very friendly and helpful-I’d say it’s probably one of the best lunches I’ve had in quite some time….so to give you a clue we both had the pork-this sounded really lovely and we were not disappointed-pork belly,tenderloin,a faggot and a ham hock croquet with mashed potato and roasted cauliflower with a delicious jus and a slice of pickled apple( which I ate immediately with a piece of pork and when the waiter came to ask how our lunch was I asked if he could possibly get me another piece-which he did For dessert we shared the passion fruit crème brûlée which came with a passion fruit sorbet and some chocolate soil…..the focaccia we had at the start of the meal was superb and the coffee was also excellent -we do enjoy both cooking and eating-one of life’s pleasures and it’s abundantly clear the chef absolutely loves food too-a great display of cooking books from the greats sort of got me thinking it would be a good lunch…….also worth noting the drinks menu-some lovely wines,soft drinks and cocktails both alcoholic and non alcoholic. I finished off with a mocha which was hot chocolatey but not too sweet. Bradford on Avon is most definitely worth a visit and I’d say you would be foolish to miss out on a great experience if you didn’t also pop in to the bunch of grapes for some sustenance while there… Thanks for lunch and as Arnie says “ we’ll be back”….."

Longs Arms

Longs Arms

Upper South Wraxall BA15 2SB, BA15 2PB, Bradford-on-Avon, United Kingdom

Pub • Pubs • Vegan • British


"After reading reviews on this pub prior to our visit, my partner and I felt confident that we would have a good experience (I should point out that my partner and I rarely complain). We were shown to our table, then left to make our choices the menu looked inviting. Once the food was ordered we had quite a wait. I had ordered the duck which, presentation wise looked good, although it appeared slightly under done and was extremely chewy, I could barely cut into it. My partner had the fish which again looked lovely, but tasted bland, I tried some and thought it was lacking any flavour, the sauce around it was pretty tasteless too. I ended up asking for something else, which the waitress agreed to. My partner then had to eat his meal whilst I waited for another dish to arrive (we didn’t want him eating cold fish and cold greens). After about 15 minutes the food arrived (and I do understand that you cannot make food appear in a couple of minutes). The pie and mash brought to me looked very appetising, with a separate bowl of greens and carrots. This dish tasted much better than the first, the pastry was lovely, although there wasn’t much inside the pie, mostly gravy, and about two very tiny bits of beef and a couple of bits of kidney. After we finished our meals we had another long wait. We had to ask for more water, and we also had to request desserts. Another long wait and the desserts arrived. Again these looked very appetising, and we did demolish them despite tasting something bitter in the sauce. Maybe the butter was slightly burnt in the process of making it. Anyhow, once we’d finished we just wanted to get going. I went to the bar to pay and waited a couple of minutes whilst the waitress appeared to be processing receipts. At no point did anyone ask how our food was, which is fine as it’s just a pub at the end of the day, but given this pub has won awards we thought the pub as a whole would have reflected this both in terms of food and service. For the price you’d expect better. We would not recommend this pub based on our own experience, and the disappointing food and service."

Bridge Tea Rooms

Bridge Tea Rooms

24A Bridge Street, Bradford-on-Avon I-BA15 1BY, United Kingdom

Pizza • Seafood • European • Fast Food


"What a great find. I came across this little gem by chance when out for an exploration of Bradford-on-Avon one breezy afternoon and it was the perfect cosy place to warm up and over look the river. I walked in after being drawn in by the wonky façade and seeing the plaque that tells you about how old the place is. When I then discovered it was a tea room I had to go in. Upon entering the tiny door which I had to crouch and turn sideways to get through I was amazed by the interior and greeted by some very friendly staff in traditional Victorian maids attire that asked me about any reservations. I quickly realised I had walked into a very popular spot. I said I hadn't booked and asked if they could squeeze me in. They said they would check. A few moments later a very smart gent in a waist coat came and said they could fit me in and asked me to take a seat whilst they get a spot ready. Shortly after he lead me upstairs to spot just next to some stairs where I had a nice view straight out the window over the river. Both rooms that I saw were covered in nik naks and ornaments all over. The walls had vintage and period art and photos. It was very cool and made you feel as if you had been transported to another time. I ordered an earl grey tea and key lime pie. The tea was loose and came with a full tea service. Tea pot, strainer, extra water and separate jug of milk. It was all very nice. The key lime pie was great too. The whole place was busy with people that had obviously been aware of the place and had booked what seemed to be afternoon teas with trays of cakes and sandwiches that good too. If I had a function or a group of mates , even just thinking of a cosy date I would think of this place. I enjoyed my brief visit and would visit again for sure."