Somerset Arms Inn Trowbridge

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Roaring fires, comfy sofas and a festive ambience invite you to The Somerset Arms. Our wonderful and well appraised restaurant is offering an enchanting carte menu with enjoyable dishes made from fresh local ingredients. As a freehouse, we have the freedom to pick out and present the greatest ales from local breweries, of which there are a lot of. The utmost attention is taken to assure that the ideal pint is pulled always, and that there is constantly a spacious and varied selection from which to determine. If you're visiting this part of the state or are one of our fine locals, a warm and hospitable salutation awaits you at The Somerset Arms. The Somerset Arms is perfect for formal or unofficial conferences, at any time of the day. Coffee, tea, biscuits and locally made cakes all accessible along with self-sufficient over-the-air broadband. For groups of two to 20. The Somerset Arms loves parties! Nicely laid tables with color co-ordinated napkins, bunchs of flowers, name places and glittering sprinkles. Balloons centred on the tables and all personnel prepared to produce your party a romantic unforgettable experience. If it be 6 or 60, we able to tailor your party to suit you and the event. Trendy wonderful dining or fun cafeteria, we would love to arrange it for you. The Somerset Arms features been a training inn for hundreds of years. Records suggest that as far back as the sixteenth century ales were catered to travelers and highwayman who traversed what became the busy A350. It's named after the Duke of Somerset who was a fine landowner in the region. In 2004 the countryside of Semington was bypassed, and for perhaps the 1st time in its heritage the highway was quiet. This obviously had a dramatic effect on the role of The Somerset Arms, now not attracting the traveler, things had to change. In the summer months of 2009, following a period of closure The Somerset Arms opened its doors again prepared to propose a fresh amenities to its local visitors.