Our seasonal menu makes a comeback!

Come along to our Café Bar this festive season and enjoy our selection of winter warmers!

Winter is here and that means it's the perfect time to cosy up in our Café Bar. Whether you're in town, meeting with a loved one or gearing up for one of our fantastic events, we have something special in store for everyone this festive season. Take a look at what we have on offer with our full menu here.

Returning winter warmers

From our delicious pumpkin spice lattes to marshmallow-topped hot chocolates, we have a selection of seasonal drinks on offer. Fancy a little indulgence? Add a splash of Baileys, Malibu, or Caramel Rum for adults.

We are now serving a range of Ramsbury Brewery products, including their award-winning Ramsbury Gold and Red Ram beer. We also offer Ramsbury spirits including London Dry Gin, Raspberry and Wildflower Honey Gin and Estate Vodka.

Did you know? You can enjoy a 25p discount on your hot drinks when you bring your own reusable cup!

Comfort food to keep you toasty

Nothing says autumn like hearty food! Try our fully loaded jacket potatoes with a range of toppings and plant-based options available. Our signature paninis are the perfect lunch option with fillings including Brie with Caramelised Onion Chutney, Griffin’s Ham & Mature Cheddar and more. You can also try our homemade soup of the week, served with freshly baked artisan bread and our Nachos with a range of delicious toppings. For little ones, we have a Tots Menu, with a pared-down menu of child-friendly options including toasted teacakes and mini hot chocolates!

Sweet treats from Camilla's Cakes

Indulge in delicious homemade baked goods from Camilla's Cakes, perfect for a sweet afternoon pick-me-up alongside a warming beverage.

Opening hours

We're open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am to 5pm, and Sunday from 11am to 5pm. On show nights, we’ll stay open until the end of the performance.

Follow us on social media @cornexchange for daily updates or pop by to see what’s cooking this autumn!

Main Image Credit: Tim Easton