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Sorry but we came for a change ! But never again was not good and vary expensive 😕 for raw lamb rump and hake not any better the young staff where nice the wine was good but the rest 3rd rate would not go again

Lunch only and first visit for some years although previously very regular visitor. Extremely disappointing. Understand we had not booked. Told curtly no space in garden and rather offhandedly given table nearest door. Garden tables remained empty all the while we were there. Friendly waitress but most uncomfortable chairs ever sat on in restaurant. No ambience. Ordered light bites platter. Two measly small pieces of bread, one of which was revolting! Whole place looked unkempt. Loos needed new seat and cleaning. I used to absolutely love this place as somewhere to stay and eat. Glad not staying this time. Man in charge (no idea if employee or owner) grumpy . Nothing but negative changes as far as I am concerned and although building could still be lovely needs more love and attention.

Incredible food, friendly staff and comfortable rooms. We couldn't have asked for more. We especially enjoyed being able to use the comfortable lounge to sit and have drinks before and after dinner. A fantastic place to stay as a base to explore Lacock and surrounding areas.

If you want to experience a room at an inn with old 15th century architecture (duck your head going through some of those doors built for littler people!) mixed with just the right modern comforts, I highly recommend Sign of the Angel. Gorgeous and charming and with superb staff. An extra big shout-out goes to Maddy who was an enormous help to my mother-in-law who was experiencing mobility issues on this trip!

Very memorable meal, made so by the amazing flavours of each dish. Beautifully presented in wonderful, historic surroundings. Engaging waiter Ethan was enthusiastic and attentive. Don’t miss visiting this historic inn, a very special experience.

We visited Laycock Abbey and after the visit we decided to wander round Laycock village and had a light lunch at Sign of the Angel. We chose light bites and the food was excellent. We were told that the ingredients were all sourced locally within a 5 mile radius.