Tracey Alden

Google review

Friendly, welcoming staff. Helpful when asked about gluten free options. Josh, Ross and Hannah thank you for making this an enjoyable visit

Wayne Scott

Google review

Lovely restaurant with excellent food and a varied menu. We had 1 guest that was gluten intolerant and she was easily accommodated. Staff were knowledgeable but the food...oh the food was really tasty. Slightly wa Prosecco was the only criticism to a very good meal. Background noise does not intrude upon conversation. The restaurant doesn't look much from the outside but looks can deceive. Already planning another visit.

Shaz Holstead

Google review

Called in before heading back up north. What a lovely place! Ordered smoked salmon,poached egg and mushroom. It was fabulous, well presented served on toasted granary and a huge portion My other half was very happy to have a gluten free option and scoffed down on poached egg on toast. Lovely staff. Dog friendly even though sadly my dog was not friendly.

Robert Keyse

Google review

My experience was staying at the Antrobus hotel after visiting Stonehenge, and being delighted by the Siam Smile Thai Kitchen, that is situated within the hotel itself. There is a menu in the room and small details help to distinguish the arrangement that is clearly symbiotic; like the modern desk, mirror and potted plants that surround the menu in the room. The menu is well constructed and explained, the dishes are interesting and the owner Joy has a lot to be proud of here. I chose a vegetarian meal, Vegetable Tempura, Tofu Panang and Steamed Jasmine Rice - the flavours and cuisine were well balanced and presented. I had two large Thai beers and sticky toffee pudding afterwards. The menu says nothing about vegan and gluten-free options, but Joy listens to her customers! Cold Thai beer is stocked by the restaurant, but the hotel bar can send other options to your table in the attractively decorated wing. The key points are the food and the service, worth going back and maybe visiting their sister shop - Miss Bubble (street food).

Dave Barton

Google review

Excellent coffee (I'm not often impressed), good food and gluten-free options (possibly not for coeliacs). Great stop for cyclists.