Harp and Crown

We are a relaxed family-friendly pub in Gastard (nr Corsham)  with a large garden & playset, craft ales and a creative plant-based menu. Everyone welcome (especially dogs).

Our carefully crafted plant-based menu means there is something for everyone to enjoy. From British pub classics, to internationally influenced bites, we use seasonal ingredients and a minimal waste approach to deliver a fully plant-based menu that we hope you love.

If you're not hungry, you can take advantage of the newly renovated cosy pub for a pint or glass of wine. Like our food, all ...

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