Valentine's Weekend
Love is on the Menu! Join us for a Romantic Valentines Evening at The Bridge Inn on either the 13th, 14th or 15th February with a bespoke menu designed to share.
History of The Bridge Inn
Built about 1800, the buildings that are now 'The Bridge Inn' were originally a busy family run farm.
Over the years The Bridge Inn has evolved to support the growth of farming, commerce and leisure, along with the people working within those sectors.
From its earliest beginnings as a family farm, to its current incarnation as a popular eating establishment, the building has seen many changes.
Our research has uncovered some of its fascinating stories.
Food and Drink
Whether you visit for a delightful meal or just a quick pint, we do our utmost to make you feel at home!
Where possible we use locally sourced produce. We are particularly proud of our relationship with Lowerfield Farm supplying the finest quality meat for our luscious Sunday Roast Dinners
Our Ale, is of course, the best that Wadworth have to offer including the iconic 6X and we have carefully selected wines from around the world for all palates and budgets.
If a celebration is on the agenda we are happy to discuss your individual needs for a memorable party or event.
To make any occasion special we are pleased to offer Sparkling wines, good quality spirits and Cocktails.
Don’t forget we also have wonderful coffee and teas to enjoy with friends, family and business associates
Location and Opening Hours
The Bridge Inn is conveniently located just outside Devizes alongside the famous Kennet and Avon Canal. Situated on the edge of Horton village, our pub is easily accessible from both the road and canal.
Opens 9:30am Mon-Sat, and 11am Sun · Closes 8:30pm Mon-Thurs, 10pm Fri/Sat, and 7pm Sun.
News and stories from The Bridge Inn
Pubs are a vital part of the fabric of local communities. Here we share news, stories, interests, activities and celebrations - in and around our local community.
A Wiltshire Walkers Story
A few weeks ago the Wiltshire Walkers dropped into the pub for drinks and a bowl of cheesy chips. Dee Atkinson tells their story.
As Featured on TV
Presented by Charlie Cooper's TV show, "Marks on the Landscape" looks at different myths and legends from around Britain. Part of the show was filmed in July 2024 at The Bridge Inn.