Latest reviews for Pubs and Bars in Corsham, United Kingdom

Great Western - Best pub in Corsham by CorshamTowny

CorshamTowny — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 13:03:44 +0000

Review by CorshamTowny

Rating: 4.00

Phone: 01249 713838

Easily the best pub in Corsham. Friendly landlord, good selection of real ales and cider. A real local and great place to go for drink. Many pubs make you feel unwelcome if you don't order food, but not this one.Easily the best pub in Corsham. Friendly landlord, good selection of real ales and cider. A real local and great place to go for drink. Many pubs make you feel unwelcome if you don't order food, but not this one.

Royal Oak - New Look and Even Better Atmosphere by Lacer

Lacer — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 11:41:43 +0000

Review by Lacer

Rating: 5.00

Phone: 01249 713607

Website: www.corshamroyaloak.co.uk

I love the new interior - it's so much fresher and feels so cosy. It's a lovely atmosphere and the people who have taken it over recently seem so friendly and nice with some brilliant plans for the place. It's a proper family pub with nice people and decent priced drink. I always pop in when I can and settle down on the squishy brown sofas next to the window. Lovely little public house.I love the new interior - it's so much fresher and feels so cosy. It's a lovely atmosphere and the people who have taken it over recently seem so friendly and nice with some brilliant plans for the place. It's a proper family pub with nice people and decent priced drink. I always pop in when I can and settle down on the squishy brown sofas next to the window. Lovely little public house.

Quarryman's Arms - Character-filled local by nihar22

nihar22 — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 09:18:02 +0000

Review by nihar22

Rating: 5.00

Phone: 01225 430289

Website: www.thequarrymans-arms.co.uk

The Quarrymanâ¬"s Arms is a wonderful pub full of character. Perfect for those hiking or potholing in the area, it benefits from splendid views over the Colerne valley and from its old life as cottages for the quarry miners back in the 19th century. As such, much of the inside is decorated with old mining equipment, as well as maps and evocative photographs. There is a very nice modernised room with an open fire, and a very good range of all kinds of drinks, including handpumped ales, vintage cognacs, and a staggering range of whiskeys. The snack menu is reasonably priced, while the main menu for the restaurant section offers some particularly exotic dishes well worth paying extra for.The Quarrymanâ¬"s Arms is a wonderful pub full of character. Perfect for those hiking or potholing in the area, it benefits from splendid views over the Colerne valley and from its old life as cottages for the quarry miners back in the 19th century. As such, much of the inside is decorated with old mining equipment, as well as maps and evocative photographs. There is a very nice modernised room with an open fire, and a very good range of all kinds of drinks, including handpumped ales, vintage cognacs, and a staggering range of whiskeys. The snack menu is reasonably priced, while the main menu for the restaurant section offers some particularly exotic dishes well worth paying extra for.

Swan Inn - Real Ales, Real People by peterjford

peterjford — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 15:07:22 +0000

Review by peterjford

Rating: 4.00

Phone: 01225 742269

Tags: beer garden, friendly pub

The Swan Inn is literally, chained to the Hill, opposite the entrance to old Bath Stone Mines. Great views over the By Brook valley towards Colerne, with some great sunsets to be seen. Good Pub Food, realistically priced and freshly cooked.
Sunday Lunch is always a treat.
Always a good selection of Real Ales, (awarded the Cask Marque). Friendly locals, often found chatting to tourists from the many Bed and Breakfast establishments in the area. Real Log Fire.
Good Bed and Breakfast as well.
Pleasant Beer garden with Car Parking.
Always a friendly welcome from the Resident Landlords, Pete and Pat.The Swan Inn is literally, chained to the Hill, opposite the entrance to old Bath Stone Mines. Great views over the By Brook valley towards Colerne, with some great sunsets to be seen. Good Pub Food, realistically priced and freshly cooked.
Sunday Lunch is always a treat.
Always a good selection of Real Ales, (awarded the Cask Marque). Friendly locals, often found chatting to tourists from the many Bed and Breakfast establishments in the area. Real Log Fire.
Good Bed and Breakfast as well.
Pleasant Beer garden with Car Parking.
Always a friendly welcome from the Resident Landlords, Pete and Pat.

Two Pigs - by R_Ferrier

R_Ferrier — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 10:43:00 +0000

Review by R_Ferrier

Rating: 5.00

Phone: 01249 712515

Such a history surrounds this bar. The low lighting and the brass pigs and the courtyard are beautiful places to spend the evening - my favourite pub in the whole of the town.Such a history surrounds this bar. The low lighting and the brass pigs and the courtyard are beautiful places to spend the evening - my favourite pub in the whole of the town.

Neston Country Inn - Great place by tony8669

Thu, 29 Oct 2009 13:34:20 +0000

Review by tony8669

Rating: 5.00

Phone: 01225 811694

Great locally sourced steaks. Friendly atmosphere - well kept ales.Great locally sourced steaks. Friendly atmosphere - well kept ales.

Flemish Weaver - Welcoming atmosphere by nihar22

nihar22 — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 14:59:51 +0000

Review by nihar22

Rating: 5.00

Phone: 01249 470416

A nice reliable little pub, the Flemish Weaver is family-friendly and very welcoming. There is a good selection of beers and a really nice tea garden out the back, as well as a nice menu selection, with the desserts in particular coming highly recommended!A nice reliable little pub, the Flemish Weaver is family-friendly and very welcoming. There is a good selection of beers and a really nice tea garden out the back, as well as a nice menu selection, with the desserts in particular coming highly recommended!