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Hidden slow flowing stream with good footpath on the way into Bruton

Closed for eating in during Covid, but open for takeaways. Good sélénographie drinks, breads, cakes and pizza.

New station house with old rail items outside

This lovely little village sits in peaceful surroundings in the Brue Valley. It's split from its sister village, North Brewham, by the River Brue although it only takes minutes to walk between them. South Brewham has an Edward VII postbox, not something you come across very often. Just on the outskirts of the West Wiltshire Downs, you can enjoy some delightful views from various places in the village.

Amazing Persian Chef and menu!

Coffee, cakes and pizzas. why not stop to refresh.

On quiet back road to Hauser and Wirth. Really nice spot and you can walk into Dovecot.

Enjoyed art exhibition and garden along with sculptures. Worth checking what art exhibition is on as it changes. Helicopter in field is fair indication of price of coffee stop along with public school nearby. Cafe and staff very very busy on Weds lunchtime. No snacks available - kiosk selling lighter refreshments shut on arriving at 1330.

Great place to stop for a coffee, some food if you have the £££ and there's an art exhibition always there too. This is home to many famous sculptures and has a strong design influence here with great food, flowers, and an interesting visit.

“At the Chapel” is a really lovely restaurant, wine bar and cafe which is stylish and elegant if you want to spoil yourself! As well as the stylish interiors, it also has an outdoor terrace, and they also serve home made pastries and coffee to take away. Perfect for walkers or cyclists.

A short little section of path that soon leads into Bruton, this is a picturesque area where the stream runs under the houses.

Old chapel in the middle of Bruton that’s been converted into a modern restaurant, cafe and bar. Bike parking around the back on the lower road.