Wilton Arms - Bolton

On this homepage, you can find the complete menu of Wilton Arms from Bolton. Currently, there are 2 menus and drinks up for grabs. For changing offers, please contact the owner of the restaurant directly. You can also contact them through their website.

What Mike A likes about Wilton Arms:
I wrote a less than complimentary review earlier in the year but after learning there was a new management team in place we decided to give The Wilton a go and pleased to say we weren't disappointed. The staff were really friendly and attentive, there is a new menu and the meal we had was excellent and on that basis I would highly recommend people give it a go and wish the new team well. One slight gripe is that they... read more.

The restaurant is accessible and can therefore also be used with a wheelchair or physiological disabilities, and there is complimentary WLAN. If the weather are right, you can also be served outside.

What Colin M doesn't like about Wilton Arms:
Disappointed meal with family. Wish I had read reviews before we booked! Waiter gave us a warm reception but it was ages before we saw him again. Limited staff for a busy restaurant. Nice starters but then it went down hill. Sunday lunch lamb for me, was like a supermarket ready meal that just needed warming up. Lamb was swamped in thick tasteless liquid that was supposed to be gravy. Vegetables were warm to cold. Ch... read more.

A roundtrip through Great Britain without getting on a plane is easily possible when it comes to culinary delights: Wilton Arms in Bolton traditionally shines for instance with Fish and Chips, mashed potatoes or roast with Yorkshire Pudding and as dessert a sweet Trifle, Furthermore, the customers of the establishment enjoy the large variety of the differing coffee and tea specialities that the establishment has available. At the bar, you can also relax after the meal (or during it) with an alcoholic or non-alcoholic drink, You shouldn't miss the opportunity to try the crispy and crunchy pizza, baked straight out of the oven in an traditional manner.