The Kings Arms — Restaurant in England

I have to say llove this place n always have Has nice atmosphere Always large n roomy. So on my coach trip to Abergavenny today. l walked to the town n popped in the Kings Head enquired whether l could still reserve a table. I explained there's usually 5 of us n always book the same large table So today, just me, I booked for 12.30 lunch. Whilst there l had a latte Haha not a free one! Latte bit too strong n asked if l could have a drop of hot milk added. Young assistant obliged n said she would take it to my table. 12.25 l walked in for my lunch. Resturant was very busy. I ordered toasted sandwich it came with chips n salad. After 20 mins when l asked few times, is my lunch ready. When it came my toasted sandwich was not done abit longer as l asked for, but l ate it. Chips were lovely The salad well it was tiny garnish Lots of dark red leaves n few green bits of lettuce!!! I ate couple bits of cucumber n tomato that was on the lettuce!! Apart from that all was ok just ok n told the other assistant who gave me my bill BUT...

One of the best places to eat or drink in trowbridge.

First off the drink, they have a good selection of drinks including several local ales, and some guests. Not only is there a good selection, but they are well priced, and are probably some of the cheapest in town!

The food here is great. It is mainly "pub style" food, but at resturant quality. I have eaten here four times now, and have never been disappointed. All the food is good, but you have got to try the fresh handmade pies (Steak and Ale my favourite). The steak is the best I've had in the U.K! On top of that, the food is really well priced at about average pub food price (but far superior quality). You can see the food being prepaired through a window in the kitchen door.

I dont know how they do the stuff they do for the prices they charge!

The only negative thing I can think of is the noise level (people not music), its tolerable during the week, but rather noisey at the weekends (to be expected really), I would still drink here...

4.4 rating is a fair rating. Reasonable prices

OK, there's been a bit of a development since I wrote this review. On the 20th June,I went in there for about 4 pints and on my last pint of fosters it cost £7.10 and the going rate is £4.10.( I have my bank statement to prove this). Obviously, this might be a genuine mistake ( I would hate to think otherwise). I use a PDQ machine at work which stands for: processing data quickly, and you have to be careful to what you put in. Now £3 isn't a lot of money, so I'm not going to make a fuss, but this sort of carelessness will cost you business. I'm not implying anything here, but if the staff are drinking at work then maybe they should think about not doing so. I'll be happy to show you the transaction online and maybe a complimentary drink might be appropriate. To be honest, it's made think twice before...