Top Restaurants in Castle Combe
Top Things to do in Castle Combe
Top 10 British food in Castle Combe, United Kingdom
Best British restaurants nearby. Discover the best British food in Castle Combe. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for British restaurants near you. including Underwood Restaurant, The Salutation Inn, Bybrook Restaurant - Manor House Hotel, The Bell Inn, The Old House at Home, The Fox & Hounds, The Jolly Huntsman Inn, The White Horse, Restaurant Hywel Jones by Lucknam Park, Castle Inn Restaurant
Things to do in Castle Combe
10. Castle Inn Restaurant
Reviewed By PeterJHEdge
We stopped for a light lunch after a long walk and before we returned to The Manor. I guess August Bank Holiday is probably not the best time to visit albeit we had reserved a table. It was friendly and the food was fine but it was just too crowded for us. Iâd go back but perhaps not on a hot bank holiday weekend. Midweek in winter might work!!
9. Restaurant Hywel Jones by Lucknam Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 182 reviews
Restaurant Hywel Jones, part of the Lucknam Park Hotel in Wiltshire, is a timelessly elegant Michelin-starred affair. Located in a listed Palladian mansion, the restaurant resides in the stately homeâs original ballroom. With magnificent chandeliers and V
Reviewed By Corporate01
Been waiting to go a long time but ended up vet disappointed. Lounge nice but full of casually dressed families having afternoon tea still when we arrived. Not sure why we were asked to arrive for 6.30 for our 7pm booking as canapés weâre nit served in the lounge. Nice cocktail but £16 each was expensive. We were then asked to go through to restaurant before finishing drink vans 10 minutes early but still no canapé. Waited 10 minutes for canapé and bread and water feeling like spares at a wedding Tasting menu nice but waiters were average. By course two our food and wine (paired tasting menu) were totally out of synch with wine arriving as plates empty!Food and wine good but service only ok. At end of meal we were just left. Offered no coffee nor the bill!Has to go to hotel reception for bill which was wrong. The taxi they orders didnât arrive and when they checked itâs been cancelled as they were busy on a Saturday!Second company ordered a taxi who decided to charge 3 x what weâd payed on way there. £70 for 16 miles and we were held to ransom or not go home.expected more from a a very expensive hotel and Michelin starred restaurant. Surely they gave strong partner relations. In the depths of Cornwall never an issue with s taxi from Restaurant Nathan Outlaw. Oh and toilets were NOT clean. Really disappointed Dear Corporate01Many thanks for visiting our Restaurant and for taking time to write feedback. My sincere apologies your visit was not to your full satisfaction.I have spoken to the team about your detailed feedback.Unfortunately we have no influence with the taxi companies and only requested a taxi after your dinner our usual companies were already booked and we had to call whoever was available. We were let down as much as you were and will not use the company in question again. You were offered complimentary drinks from our Duty Manager whilst you were waiting.I do hope that you will consider us for future booking and would be delighted to take care of your requirements.Kind regardsSakis
8. The White Horse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 175 reviews
Set it the picturesque village of Biddestone ,this traditional village local is overlooking the beautiful green and duck pond. The pub itself is very quirky , with old features that have never been touched. The White Horse featured heavily in Sky 1's Agat
Reviewed By Kaz B
We had a lovely welcome from the landlady and the young waiter and waitress were very efficient. They had run out of roast dinner but provided me with chicken, cheaper and salad. The chicken was so tasty, loved it, the skin was crisp and yummy. My wife had the mushroom risotto when I do not usually like. However I had a taste and the flavours blew me away.If I have to moan, please do not water down sauces, but in the grand scheme of things, itâs not a buggy.
7. The Jolly Huntsman Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 635 reviews
A traditional and privately owned village inn offering home cooked fayre, an excellent range of well kept real ales and ciders, free wireless broadband, quality en-suite Bed and Breakfast, seasonal open log fire and a warm and friendly welcome.Winner - Ch
Reviewed By BigMLittleM
Excellent! Called late in the day (4:30) for 8pm booking table for 2 and no problem. Lovely cosy atmosphere and friendly bar staff. Food cooked fresh to order so expecting a wait as quite busy but was out within a decent time. Had the pigeon to start and duck for main, my friend had the Brie to start and lamb shank (specials board) and all dishes were extremely nice. Well presented and cooked beautifully.How lovely to hear that you enjoyed your meals with us earlier this week - thank you for visiting and for posting a review which is much appreciated and does go a long way towards making all of the hard work worthwhile. Your compliments have been passed on to our wonderful team here and we hope to welcome you again before long.
6. The Fox & Hounds
Overall Ratings
4 based on 272 reviews
For enquiries and bookings please call
Reviewed By tez56
My husband and I were staying nearby and based on reviews we decided to try this place out. There was plenty of parking and also lots of seating.We were shown where to sit and given menus. There was plenty of choice on the menu alone but there is also a huge specials board next to the bar. My husband is a big meat eater whereas I am a pescetarian but there was plenty of choice for both of us. We shared the salmon and prawn cocktail which was a generous portion, then he had the steak and I had the cheese ploughman's salad for our mains. Again both were large portions and there was no room for dessert! The food was delicious and the staff very friendly. If we are ever in the area again we will definitely be back!
5. The Old House at Home
Overall Ratings
4 based on 258 reviews
The Old House at Home is a wonderful old ivy-clad country pub located in the village of Burton, only two miles from Castle Combe. With a soulful and unpretentious vibe, the award-winning, family-run restaurant has a cosy dining room with a roaring open fi
Reviewed By Fiona L
Imaginative dishes which are very nicely presented and good portions.There is a specials board too.We had a voucher from travelzoo which allowed a starter, main course and coffee for 2 people for £25 making it very reasonable. The staff were very accommodating and said we could swap the starter for dessert if we prefered. We didn't as the starters were more interesting. Pleasant atmosphere and well worth another visit.
4. The Bell Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 420 reviews
Reviewed By KVJ166
Dropped in on the off chance that we might grab something to eat on a late Sunday afternoon, we were greeted by the most accommodating landlord who quite simply couldn't do enough for us.Both opted for the roast beef, an amazing portion size, a great selection of accompanying vegetables, generous with the beef and a special mention for the cauliflower cheese which was luscious. Unfortunately we didn't leave any room for dessert so will have to return one day.Amazing value for money, most definitely recommended.
3. Bybrook Restaurant - Manor House Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 403 reviews
Enjoy award winning Michelin Star fine dining at the Bybrook restaurant with Executive Chef, Rob Potter, carefully combining the finest seasonal and local ingredients with produce from our very own kitchen garden.
Reviewed By slobodank661
three course menu ist £75.- and offers a decent choice per course. Rather small servings. Courteous and unobtrusive service, but not the fastest
2. The Salutation Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 396 reviews
Traditional Cotswolds pub with beams and stone fireplace in the bar and a timbered barn-style restaurant.
Reviewed By madmagic1
Good honest local pub serving great food. Phil the owner and his business partner chef have got a winning formula ! Super food made with care using locally sourced ingredients. A good selection of local beers and helpful and friendly waitress. Dog friendly too. We will be back !Hello madmagic1,Thanks for taking the time to leave your review and comments. It's great to hear that our focus on fresh, seasonal and local produce has been well received by another visitor.We hope to see you again soon.Kind regards,Phil
1. Underwood Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Here at Underwood, we aim to provide a relaxing yet exciting dining experience. Set over three floors with a newly decorated Lounge Bar taking up the first floor, a beautiful restaurant on the lower floors with some of the best views in Bath looking over
Reviewed By Mummyccr
We were walking past Underwood and decided to pop-in for dinner. We had a table by the window and Monika, our server, was terrific. Actually, all the service staff were terrific. We had their butternut soup and chicken dinner and both were amazing. If we were staying longer we would have returned for another amazing meal!Dear Mummyccr,Thank you very much for the great review.We are glad to hear that you received great service. If your ever in the area again we do hope you pop back in.Warm RegardsThe Underwood Team
Where to eat Pizza food in Castle Combe: The Best Restaurants and Bars
