A family group wearing winter coats sit at a wooden outside table with takeaway hot drinks cups — Warming up after a walk with the family at Stourhead | © National Trust Images/Chris Lacey

Places to eat in Wiltshire

We've picked a few cafés and food outlets for you to visit and refuel after your adventures in Wiltshire. All places serve a range of food and snacks suitable for all the family this summer.

Discover all the best cafés and food outlets to visit after your adventures in Wiltshire.

Article

Stourhead

Discover the best places to eat, drink, and buy gifts and souvenirs during your visit to Stourhead.

Close-up of a girl holding a sandwich close to her mouth

Article

Lacock Abbey

The Stables café is ready to welcome you for refreshments, while the High Street Shop stocks a wide range of gifts and souvenirs.

A floral mug, wool blankets and cushion embroidered with a bird design arranged next to a window.

Article

Avebury

The Circles Restaurant serves lunches, cakes, snacks and drinks. Visit the National Trust shop for sustainable products and gifts, or browse Cobblestones second-hand bookshop.

Young girl drinking a large mug of hot chocolate.

Article

Mompesson House

Peaceful tea-room with indoor and outdoor seating - an oasis of calm, with views over the garden, in the heart of Salisbury. Second-hand bookshop.

Stop and enjoy a hot flask of tea during your visit or make more time for a bite to eat outdoors in the crisp autumn air.

View across parkland, with sheep grazing and a tree with brown leaves, to the Abbey at Lacock

Place

Lacock

Lacock's grounds are a place to relax, explore and reconnect. Discover paths taking you to the garden and apple orchard or relax on the lawns with a picnic.

A view of The Dye Pool in autumn showing topiary and lilies at The Courts Garden, Wiltshire

Place

The Courts Garden

Bring a picnic to enjoy on the benches in the orchard, or spread out on a rug under the trees in the Arboretum.

A view of the site of Cley Hill, with grass and leafless bushes with warm colour tones, a distant view of the wider landscape can be seen on the left.

Place

Cley Hill

This distinctive landmark near Longleat is rich in wildlife and archaeology and offers panoramic views of West Wiltshire and Somerset.

Place

Pepperbox Hill

Commanding the high point on the chalk ridge south-east of Salisbury, Pepperbox Hill is topped by an early example of a brick folly, with far-reaching views and rich natural heritage.