Best Fun Restaurants in Corsham

Our second time at Robun. We chose the sharing menu between 3 of us. Highly recommended! Beautifully presented and absolutely delicious. Such a special Japanese restaurant in Bath. And not a chain too. Only criticism was it was a bit chilly last night in the restaurant. It had been snowing yesterday so was our first very cold day. Maybe a little more heating!

We were a party of 6 in Corsham for the weekend. It was our first visit to Amore. We were very impressed with the variety of dishes and drinks on offer and the quality of those we chose. Staff were friendly and helpful and service was excellent. Would definitely recommend and hope to return sometime.

Had the afternoon tea as a birthday treat. Fantastic service, very quick with the food and had refills of our hot drinks. The afternoon tea is quite a spectacle! Massive amount of food (we had to take some away in a box!) but all very tasty. We even had a bonus birthday choux bun with chocolate sauce at the end! Only slight downside was the festive Battenberg was a bit strange being bright green and red.

Dining at The Garden Room by Marco Pierre White near Bath is an experience in culinary elegance, combining unique charm with a refined touch that’s uniquely Marco’s. Nestled in the picturesque countryside, the setting itself is a feast for the senses, with views of lush greenery that instantly set a relaxed yet sophisticated atmosphere. From the moment you enter, the service is impeccable—attentive without being intrusive, every member of the staff knowledgeable and enthusiastic about the menu. The ambiance is intimate, with tasteful decor that reflects the unique and eccentric taste of its legendary owner. The menu is classic dishes elevated to new heights. Start with the ham hocke which is beautifully plated and rich in flavor. The star of the meal is undoubtedly the fillet with chimichurri sauce. Cooked to absolute perfection, it arrives tender, flavorful, and just melts in your mouth, it’s a dish that embodies his dedication to quality and technique. Desserts don’t disappoint either. The rice pudding is a must-try—a perfect balance of sweetness and depth, with a rich sauce and velvety texture that feels both indulgent and comforting. Every course at The Garden Room feels thoughtfully crafted, blending indulgence with simplicity. It’s a celebration of local flavors and refined skill, all in a tranquil setting that invites you to savor each bite. Whether you’re a devoted Marco Pierre White fan or simply love exceptional cuisine, The Garden Room is a culinary journey worth every moment.

Lovely quiet restaurant. Enjoyed our evening, especially having comfy sofas for our coffee afterwards