The Longs Arms
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The Longs Arms

in South Wraxall

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This is a proper community pub in the quiet village of Monkton Farleigh, where both locals and visitors come to eat and spend time together.

The kitchen takes care with its ingredients, sourcing from nearby farms and producers, and pairs them with a solid selection of local ales and other drinks. You'll get straightforward pub food cooked properly, and the place has that easy-going feel—comfortable and genuinely lived-in rather than done up for show.

The building itself has been part of village life for years, though there's no particularly dramatic story attached to it. What makes it work is simpler than that: it's where people naturally gather, the kind of spot where regulars belong and newcomers feel welcome without fuss.

It's a convenient base if you're exploring this corner of the Cotswolds. Bradford-on-Avon is close by with its Georgian architecture and historic bridges, Bath sits within easy reach if you want to experience a proper city, and the market towns of Melksham and Chippenham are nearby too. Calling in for lunch or dinner makes a natural break when you're out walking and exploring the surrounding countryside, and it's the sort of place that rewards a return visit.

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