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Top 10 British food in Corsham, United Kingdom
Find out what British restaurants to try in Corsham including Mother & Wild, The Quarrymans Arms, Flemish Weaver, The Methuen Arms, The White Hart, Neston Country Inn, The Longs Arms, The Pear Tree Inn, Harp & Crown, Guyers House Restaurant
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10. Guyers House Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 172 reviews
We hope that you will enjoy the blend of modern British cooking on the Menu created by Head Chef Matt Gillard and his team. Great care is taken to gather the best fresh ingredients from local suppliers including, in season fruit and vegetables from our ow
Reviewed By Brian I
Had the 2 course menu this weekend.Service very good.Started with the soup which tasted like it had no seasoning, and very thick in texture.Sea Bass for mains,well cooked with crushed potatoes and samphire.Paid extra for green beans,but,none available.The main made up for the poor starter.Could possibly have rated it at 3.5 stars,but,not good enough to rate the 4!
9. Harp & Crown
Overall Ratings
4 based on 101 reviews
WELCOME TO THE HARP & CROWN A BEAUTIFUL PUB, WITH SUPERB 'HOME' MADE FOOD, GREAT ALES, WINES AND CIDERS AND ALL SERVED IN A FRIENDLY AND PROFESSIONAL MANNER The beautiful village of Gastard sits in the countryside four miles outside of Chippenham. Despite
Reviewed By kikibee3
Lovely real fire but no chance of feeling it as family of pub hogging it. Asked for a cappacino to be snapped at that there is no coffee at the moment......hmm looked lovely but looks can be deceiving!Had the following response via Facebook Kirstie, I am very confused by your comments, I was here in the pub, when you called in, and unfortunately we were unable to make a coffee, as our new espresso machine had just been installed, but not yet working, and the hot water dispenser, and old coffee machine had not been reinstalled. I believe you all enjoyed a drink, and I hope that they were acceptable, as the beer is considered by all the regulars, as being fresh, and well kept.. I am terribly sorry if you felt that you were snapped at, but I do not believe that that was the case. You called in when the pub is normally closed, between 3 and 5:30PM, and I am sorry that I was not able to engage with your party, as I was busy taking down a marquee on the garden... I am not exactly who it was that was "hogging" the fire, but you could have noticed that the fire place is open on two sides, and the snug area was warm and toasty and free of hogs at the time of your visit. I do believe that the pub is lovely and welcoming, and if you were to visit again during business hours, you would not be deceived, or disappointed.To which I respondedIf you were closed then why did you serve Us?The girl behind the bar hardly interacted with my husband, there was a woman sitting at the table next to the fire having soup with no shoes on (landlady?) and the man who was snappy sat with her speaking to another man and overheard him say I'm knackered. No we did not enjoy our drink as the beer was not tasty and and the atmosphere was not welcoming. Like I have pointed out, if the pub was closed then don't serve people. Holidaying in area and not impressed with this pub at all.
8. The Pear Tree Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 431 reviews
After being closed for over a year The Pear Tree Inn has been carefully restored as a farmhouse kitchen with bar & rooms. It has a relaxed & rustic appeal to the locally sourced menu & reclaimed quirky decor. An old stone build farmhouse with rug strewn f
Reviewed By SJC1968
We went to The Pear Tree Inn recently for two nights this time. Food and rooms were amazing as ever! The staff were very welcoming, highly recommend!
7. The Longs Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 442 reviews
The Longs Arms is a beautiful country pub serving cask ale and fresh seasonal food in a relaxed environment with warm and friendly service. We are located in the heart of the lovely village of South Wraxall â just 3 miles from the picturesque town of Brad
Reviewed By John P
For my very lucky friends this is their local pub. I am insanely jealous as it is fantastic. I cannot fault it - service relaxed, casual and friendly, the food fresh, locally sourced and expertly prepared with great wines at reasonable prices all served in an old English country pub. The flavours are exceptional and the meals prepared with great attention to detail. The menu varies daily depending on what is in season and available so I guess one could go every week and enjoy something new. I don't need an excuse to visit my friends but if I did this would be it.
6. Neston Country Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
The Neston Country Inn is one of those rare and wonderful finds: a traditional village pub with a cosy bar, great rustic food and comfy rooms. Privately owned and run by Desrae and Tony Procos and dating back to the early 1800s the inn is tucked away clos
Reviewed By Gaijinette
Last Saturday we rang four local pubs in the Corsham area to try and book for the following day, Sunday. No such luck. In any case, I have had some disappointing Sunday roasts lately - they are either poor quality or overly poshed-up (with a price to match). For the perfect 'Goldilocks' meal in between, I recommend Neston Country Inn. There was only one roast meat choice (beef) but there were many other options such as fish, vegetarian etc. It was proper old-school roast beef (including veering on well done - but still tender and tasty), with Yorkshire, the most fantastic gravy, perfectly crisp/fluffy roasties and a huge amount of fresh and well-cooked veg. At £12 it was also about £3 cheaper than other local Sunday roasts. Pudding too was old school and I could not resist steamed syrup pudding with custard. Yum! Service is attentive and friendly, and there are some very interesting local beers and ciders on tap (I particularly liked the Peto Press lightly sparkling cider). The decor along with everything else is old-school, but who cares? There is a log fire and it's dog-friendly. What's not to like? We will be back.
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5. The White Hart
Overall Ratings
4 based on 160 reviews
Reviewed By Arthur P
we enjoyed our meal very,very much.great place to eat.staff very friendly and helpfulgood choice on the menu.
4. The Methuen Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 570 reviews
Maddy and Leigh welcome you to The Methuen Arms, an award winning Great British inn where hospitality meets fabulous food & drink at a relaxed pace. Set immediately beside the stately home and beautiful grounds of Corsham Court, and just eight miles from
Reviewed By FieldFace
This pub is massive and seems to be full of small rooms, the menu was a little pricy but of top quality, I had the steak sandwich that was very nice.
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3. Flemish Weaver
Overall Ratings
4 based on 308 reviews
Real Ales independently inspected by CAMRA and CM, plenty of gins and premium lager, there is always something good to drink. Try any beers before you buy! Good country cooking creates a great partner to our bar. The atmosphere is very cosy and very much
Reviewed By VeenaH47
We went to the Flemish Weaver for an evening meal with family. The service was vey good, friendly, attentive and humorous servers make the experience very relaxed. The food was excellent with generous portions and good quality ingredients. We've eaten at the Weaver a few times now and it is always a good and enjoyable meal. It's my favourite place to eat in Corsham.
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2. The Quarrymans Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 516 reviews
The Quarrymans Arms is a friendly family run local Country Pub, located in the village Box on the outskirts of the City of Bath. Renowned for high quality food and convivial surroundings, the team offer the best of welcomes, whether you're joining for a s
Reviewed By lymbo32
I have eaten here many times and it has never failed to impress. A little hidden gem but well worth searching out. Iâm not sure how people âhappen across itâ unless you are lost in a car or walking a strange route, but hey, everyone who finds it is in for a treat. First, food: a great selection and always fresh. My personal favourite are the Boxhill Bangers - either with mash and gravy or salad, chips and beans!Second, beer: a great local selection and always a guest beer or two. Finally, the view/setting: the big selling point! Either from the huge picture window in the main lounge or from the beer garden the pub enjoys unrivalled views of the valley across to Colerne on the other side. Highly recommend a visit!
1. Mother & Wild
Overall Ratings
4 based on 259 reviews
Reviewed By MicheleColette
Finding no where to eat after 2.00pm Mother and Wild said they would be serving food at 5.O0. The young lady at reception was so very helpful and the restaurant looked interesting we decided to have a very late/ early lunch/dinner. So glad we did. All the staff were very pleasant, the restaurant had several eating areas, mainly filled with younger people. I rarely eat pizza but this time it was impossible not to it, it looked so inviting. A ham hock starter for my husband and a pork and fennel ragu for me were excellent. The pizza was for my husband but I just had to share, the best I have had ever, outside Florence! Thank you
