The Vine Tree
Description
The Vine Tree used to be a mill, and workers apparently passed beverages out through front windows to passing carriages - an early drive-through it would seem. These days, it is well worth seeking out for its interesting modern pub food and memorable outdoor summer dining. In today's central bar a large open fireplace burns wood all winter, and there's a wealth of old beams, flagstone and oak floors. Ramblers and cyclists exploring Wiltshire's charms are frequent visitors, and the inn is situated on the official county cycle route. Cooking is modern British in style, with menus changing daily in response to local produce availability. Everything on the menus is produced in-house, including bread. Dishes include light bites and vegetarian options, local game and well-sourced fish and meats. There's also a terrific stock of wines. In addition to the suntrap terrace, there's a two-acre garden with two boules pitches.
Principal beers
Tinners, Bath Ales, Badger & Butcombe
Open/closed
Open all year.
Opening times:
from 12 to 3
and from 6 to 12
Facilities
Children welcome.
Children's play area.
Garden.
Dogs welcome.
Parking available.
Coach parties welcome.
Credit cards accepted
Directions
M4 junct 17, A429 towards Malmesbury. Turn left for village
Nearest station:
Chippenham/Kemble
Nearest motorway:
M4 junct 17
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The Vine Tree, Malmesbury

