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Places to Eat and Restaurants in Swindon
Swindon is a major town within the largely rural county of Wiltshire. It is about halfway between Bristol and Reading and conveniently close to the M4.
The town attracts many shoppers looking for bargains at Swindon Designer Outlet which is the largest covered designer outlet centre in Europe.
For railway enthusiasts one of the main attractions of Swindon is its railway heritage. The fascinating history of the Great Western Railway has been brought alive at STEAM - Museum of the Great Western railway.
Following a visit to the museum where better to eat than the GW Bar & Grill a former grand railway hotel retaining many of the original external features. Inside it has been modernised with a contemporary look. Food can be eaten in the vibrant bar and grill or outside on the extensive terrace. A popular venue for after work drinks and evening meals in the summer months.
The pub also offers overnight accommodation and has facilities for weddings and conferences.
The Biplob Tandoori Restaurant has Bangladeshi origins and is located in the Old Town area which is one of the most popular areas for restaurants in Swindon. The menu offers a range of Bangladeshi, Indian, Pakistani, Persian and Vegetarian dishes. A selection of popular English dishes is also available.
If you are wanting to eat at home, there is a takeaway menu.
For a choice of three places to eat in Swindon under one roof, visit the De Vere Shaw Ridge. You can eat in the Park Brasserie, the Terrace Bar or Café Pulse.
The Park Brasserie serves simple English cuisine with a twist. The Sunday carvery is a particularly popular option.
The Terrace Bar is open for breakfast and throughout the day and Café Pulse is the place to enjoy a range of coffees and pastries.
If you are looking for a pub with a difference then head along Fleet Street to Walkabout,. In this Australian themed bar, you will find genuine Aussie food including crocodile and kangaroo fillets which you can wash down with Australian beer.
For sports fans, big screens and dozens of TVs give the chance to keep up with the latest action in your favourite sport.
The bar regularly hosts live music and bands.
For further information on Swindon restaurants click on Places to Eat in Swindon. If you have visited any restaurants which you would like to recommend for inclusion in Local Service Guide, please contact us
If you would like more information on tourist attractions and things to do in Swindon go to Things to See and Do
© Local Service Guide Limited 2007 Restaurants in Swindon
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The town attracts many shoppers looking for bargains at Swindon Designer Outlet which is the largest covered designer outlet centre in Europe.
For railway enthusiasts one of the main attractions of Swindon is its railway heritage. The fascinating history of the Great Western Railway has been brought alive at STEAM - Museum of the Great Western railway.
Following a visit to the museum where better to eat than the GW Bar & Grill a former grand railway hotel retaining many of the original external features. Inside it has been modernised with a contemporary look. Food can be eaten in the vibrant bar and grill or outside on the extensive terrace. A popular venue for after work drinks and evening meals in the summer months.
The pub also offers overnight accommodation and has facilities for weddings and conferences.
The Biplob Tandoori Restaurant has Bangladeshi origins and is located in the Old Town area which is one of the most popular areas for restaurants in Swindon. The menu offers a range of Bangladeshi, Indian, Pakistani, Persian and Vegetarian dishes. A selection of popular English dishes is also available.
If you are wanting to eat at home, there is a takeaway menu.
For a choice of three places to eat in Swindon under one roof, visit the De Vere Shaw Ridge. You can eat in the Park Brasserie, the Terrace Bar or Café Pulse.
The Park Brasserie serves simple English cuisine with a twist. The Sunday carvery is a particularly popular option.
The Terrace Bar is open for breakfast and throughout the day and Café Pulse is the place to enjoy a range of coffees and pastries.
If you are looking for a pub with a difference then head along Fleet Street to Walkabout,. In this Australian themed bar, you will find genuine Aussie food including crocodile and kangaroo fillets which you can wash down with Australian beer.
For sports fans, big screens and dozens of TVs give the chance to keep up with the latest action in your favourite sport.
The bar regularly hosts live music and bands.
For further information on Swindon restaurants click on Places to Eat in Swindon. If you have visited any restaurants which you would like to recommend for inclusion in Local Service Guide, please contact us
If you would like more information on tourist attractions and things to do in Swindon go to Things to See and Do
© Local Service Guide Limited 2007 Restaurants in Swindon