The Hare and Hounds, Corsham

If it's on the menu, I can highly recommend the home-made cheesecake! This is our favourite local for a good-value relaxing meal and a good pint of beer.

5 Mar 2008 15:21

The Flemish Weaver, Corsham

This is a favourite with my Mother-in-Law because it's a classy & friendly admosphere and they offer lighter portions for those with a smaller appetite. The beer choice is excellent if you're a real ale fan - it's more a restaurant than a drinker's pub though. The food isn't the cheapest in town, so if money is tight I'd recommend you save this one for a special occasion (or pursuade someone rich to pick up the tab for you). If you're looking for somewhere quiet (in the nicest possible way), this pub is well worth a try.

5 Mar 2008 15:12

Chapel etc, Corsham

My Wife and I love this place for a light lunch. The food is fresh & tasty - the duck tortilla wrap is a favourite served with salad and fries. At lunchtime and during the day, this is a good place for a chat. There's free wi-fi too. In the evening I guess it has a more 'clubby' feel. The choice for real ale fans isn't great, but there are some nice bottled beers now. I can recommend the milk stout.

Chapel etc, seem never to be afraid to try something a little different; for example they'll be screening a film as part of Corsham's upcoming film festival.

5 Mar 2008 14:58