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United Kingdom Food Guide: 3 Contemporary food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Corsham
Discover Restaurants offering the best Contemporary food in Corsham, United Kingdom including Lowden Garden Centre, Underwood Restaurant, George Inn
Things to do in Corsham
1. Lowden Garden Centre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 256 reviews
Reviewed By O3094JMsarahc
We always go here on a Saturday morning for breakfast after the Melksham Park Run. We pre book a table as it gets busy. We normally go for the small breakfast and you can choose which items you'd like. The breakfast are always cooked to perfection. you can take your dog too which I sometimes do. I would highly recommend.
2. 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
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3. George Inn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 811 reviews
An iconic pub circa 1361.Home - made food, ingredients sourced locally.Great selection of well conditioned ales (up to six) and real ciders (pub features in Good Beer Guide), extensive wine list, whiskies etc.Great atmosphere, open fire place dating back
Reviewed By EileenMtShasta
We visited in July 2019 while on a group tour. I had the Rice Risotto with cream and vegetables (vegetarian), and my sister had fish & chips. We had the local beer (Wadworth Ale) and the local cider too. We also had chocolate cake and sticky taffy pudding for desert. Everything tasted delicious; the only problem was the slow service for my vegetarian dish - it came 20 minutes after my sister's fish & chips. To be fair, we were in a big bus group and they seemed to bring out all the same dishes at once, and I was one of only two vegetarian dishes ordered, and those obviously came out last.This place was recommended by our Tour Guide, Frank (Premium Tours "Private Viewing of Stonehenge (Sunset), Bath & Lacock")
