Corby was a grand little foodie haven in Northamptonshire, hosting all the cuisines of restaurants one could ever wish for. No matter where you have grown up or would like to visit, Corby or the areas near it have to be given a try regarding meals. The following are a few guidelines to help you find the best way of eating in this little place.

This makes The Olive an ideally accessed, friendly, and relaxed place to enjoy the best Mediterranean cuisine at the heart of Corby town centre. This family-run restaurant hosts several exciting Greek, Italian, and Spanish dishes on its menu, offering customers’ traditional preparations like lamb kleftiko, a selection of mezza to share with friends, and seafood Paella. The carefully selected ingredients are put together considering local suppliers, thus resulting in plates exploding with authenticity and flavour.

To taste authentic British dining, visit The Barn near Wadenhoe. The place exudes an air of hospitality, with walls fitted inside the picturesque 17th-century building, where a roaring fire provides warmth. One finds on the menu all sorts of traditional British foods such as fish and chips, steak, ale pie, and Sunday roast, all cooked with premium ingredients. The delectable munchies are well-rounded with local ales and other fine wines, making this place ideal for a casual time out for dinner with family and friends.

2. Prezzo Corby

Located in a few other chains in the bustling town centre of Corby, Prezzo is also popular nationwide for its innovative twist of Asian style and modern approach to preparing old pole-Italian dishes. About Prezzo: With a bright and generous interior, Prezzo in Corby is a popular location for anything from casual lunches to sparkling birthday dinners. An elaborate menu includes a long list of pizzas, plenty of pasta and risotto dishes, and various vegetarian and gluten-free meals. The house special is the Vesuvio pizza with spicy pepperoni and red chilli, a regular favourite.

3. Rockingham Castle Tea Room

Unique dining experiences don't come much more special than this: at the Rockingham Castle Tea Room, enjoy a dining experience in a magnificent old castle that offers peace in lovely surroundings, with a view over beautifully landscaped countryside. It is just the place for afternoon tea, with whole, freshly baked scones or dainty little finger sandwiches with homemade cakes. The tea rooms also cater to people who want light lunch options, like seasonal soup quiches, all locally sourced