Delicious food and hidden pubs make Wiltshire a great place to eat out or enjoy a pint of local ale.

Pear Tree, Whitley (01225) 709131

Ideal for a special occasion, the Pear Tree has a seasonal menu of fresh, often local, food that will satisfy the most ardent foodie.

Cinnamon, Corsham (01249) 701190

Cosy bistro offering specials and an a la carte menu, which doubles as a café serving coffees and tasty cakes during the day.

The Castle Inn, Bradford on Avon (01225) 867280

Following an extensive refurbishment the Castle Inn has an interesting range of beers, good food and even rooms to stay in.

Cross Guns, Avoncliff (01225) 862335

Nestled on the canal towpath by Avoncliff station between Bath and Bradford on Avon, this 16th century Inn has idyllic riverside pub gardens where you can enjoy good food outside in the summer and it also has accommodation as well.

Red or white, Trowbridge (01225) 781666

Excellent wine cellar and restaurant with very knowledgeable staff and a seasonal menu with Italian and Mediterranean influences.

The Linnet at Great Hinton (01380) 870354

Award-wining head chef creates fresh pub food described as modern English with a twist, using local ingredients and meat.

The Angel Inn, Upton Scudamore (01985) 213225

Featured in the AA Pub Guide, this pub has a range of beers and also accommodation and is a popular stopping off place with both locals and visitors alike.

La Flambe, Sutton Benger (01249) 720247

Atmospheric restaurant specialising in French cuisine with some Spanish, Italian and English influences at reasonable prices.

The Mill at Rode (01373) 831100

This converted mill has a stunning riverside location and was regional winner of the family pub of the year award at last year's Perfect Pub Awards.

Red Lion, Lacock (01249) 730456

This impressive Georgian pub has been featured in period dramas and is said to be haunted. It offers a wide range of real ales and bar snacks.