A traditional English pub with a large GARDEN and kids SANDPIT. They have a wonderful decked seating area with extra more private seating areas for a quieter experience.
The Catherine Wheel | The Catherine Wheel (TCW) is an 18th-century award-winning Brakspear ale house located 2 minutes walk from the Thames Path in the picturesque village of Goring-on-Thames.
The Greyhound at Tidmarsh | The Greyhound Inn is a recently refurbished 12th Century, Grade II listed pub at the heart of Tidmarsh village in the stunning countryside of Berkshire.
The Old Bell, Grazely | The Old Bell is set amid endless fields in the bucolic Berkshire countryside. Not only is the pub located within easy reach from the city of Reading it is also close to several notable historic sights including the impressive 18th century Basildon Park mansion and parkland.
Their food focuses on thoughtful, unfussy, European dishes – enjoy our bestselling crispy squid, grilled chicken, sourdough pizzas, and healthy salads as well as a wide range of bottled, hot, and cold drinks.
The Craven Arms, Enborne | The Craven Arm Public House is set in the small village of Enborne close to Newbury in West Berkshire. The cosy pub dates back to the early 18th century. In the mid-nineteenth century the pub was acquired by the Craven estate and renamed The Craven Arms. Previous to this the pub was known as the Three Horseshoes.
The Swan at Pangbourne | The Swan is a beautiful 17th century listed building, situated in the picturesque village of Pangbourne. Dine along the riverside with us or cosy up with a whiskey in front of the fireplace, we're here all year round for the perfect escape.
The Furze Inn, Newbury | North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Serving freshly cooked meals every lunchtime and evening and all day at weekends
The Watership Down Inn nestles at the foot of the North Wessex Downs, overlooking the head waters of the Test Valley.
The food we love to eat, is the food they love to serve. So whether it’s a traditional Sunday roast or one of their new seasonal dishes, they’re sure there’s something for everyone to enjoy at The Cunning Man.
The Bunk Inn | The Bunk Inn is a great place to relax with a drink, have a superb meal with family and friends or enjoy a peaceful stay in glorious surroundings.
With over 400 years of history, Bel & The Dragon situated in the picturesque Hampshire village of Kingsclere is about as characterful an inn as you'll find.
The Six Bells, Beenham | The Six Bells is a family run pub and restaurant, which has been lovingly renovated in 2020 to bring a modern feeling to this historic building.
The Renegade Brewery | From the very outset they looked to create characterful beers with stories to tell.
The Old Boot Inn in Stanford Dingley, near Bucklebury, was visited by Kate Middleton in her younger days. Prince William is also known for eating there.
The Carnarvon Arms, Burghclere | The Carnarvon Arms is the ideal place to relax, recharge and explore the beautiful surrounding area.
The Swan Streatley is designed for fun and freedom. Laid back by nature. Relax with friends, eat good food & enjoy the river.
With picture windows framing idyllic countryside views, and an open kitchen for added drama, the restaurant serves seasonal dishes that showcase the best local produce - and ingredients picked fresh from their own garden, whenever possible.
The Rampant Cat | Great real ales and lagers Homemade food
The Dundas Arms at Kintbury | The Dundas Arms is a traditional country pub in Kintbury, in the heart of rural Berkshire, nestled between the River Kennet and the Kennet and Avon canal.
The Angel is a large village country pub situated on the A4 roadside between Reading and Newbury.
The Halfway Inn, Nr Hungerford | Jo and her team want you to experience nothing more than that of a simple goal... great food and drink, served by great people!
The Queens Arms, East Garston The Queens Arms is an award-winning countryside pub located in the beautiful village of East Garston, positioned in an area of outstanding natural beauty known as The Valley of The Racehorse; just 3 miles from Junction 14 on the M4.
The Bull is situated in the stunning Royal Berkshire village of Stanford Dingley & has been lovingly renovated keeping many of its 15th century features.
With the equestrian world and historic dignitaries themes, combined with seasonal farm-to-table menus and fine wines, they have created an exciting venue for all to enjoy.
The Queen’s Head at South Bradfield | The Queen’s Head, Bradfield, is a stunning village pub that ticks all the boxes of a great loca
The ethos there is simple; they’re all about being excellent in everything they do. From the food to the drinks, they’ve created a home-from-home space for everyone to feel welcome in.
The Rowbarge, Woolhampton | The Rowbarge, has been serving the needs of travellers and locals alike for hundreds of years. It is a truly characterful traditional pub. There are six different rooms with nooks and crannies aplenty, six different cask ales on tap, a decent wine list and a shelf crammed with malts. And most important of all, you'll find a warm welcome from a friendly crew who'll enjoy looking after you.
The Fox and Hounds, Theale |The Fox & Hounds is a beautifully refurbished pub in Theale, near Reading, offering delicious food, award-winning beer, and a very warm welcome.
The Butt Inn in Aldermaston | This classic pub offers all the contemporary charm of a traditional local. With dark leathers and rich wood panelling, you’ll be surrounded with modern comforts after a day of casually exploring or dog walking.
The Five Bells at Wickham | A stunning pub with an established good reputation in a picturesque location.
The Miller of Mansfield | Set in the beautiful village of Goring on Thames, The Miller of Mansfield is a dog friendly English country inn with a warm and friendly welcome, beautiful bedrooms, fresh homemade food and boasting a large array of alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks.
The Red Lion is a traditional 18th Century Public House in the heart of West Berkshire. A good selection of cask ales, fine wines and spirits and home-cooked food.
Since taking over the Fox at Peasemore in 2013, Phil & Lauren Davison have breathed life back into this fantastic village pub.
They have created the pub how they imagine a great pub should be – cosy, warm with a big smile and amazing fresh imaginative food.
The Crab & Boar, Chieveley | Whether you’re catching up with friends in the cosy bar, enjoying a delicious Sunday roast, or relaxing in their beer garden – The Crab & Boar is a stunning rural retreat for all occasions.
A 19th Century Inn, nestled in the heart of West Berkshire's racing countryside with heaps of character and history. Traditional pub classics that they make their own.
This rustic former farmhouse is located in Midgham an idyllic English village with leafy lanes olde worlde cottages and a church on the hill with lovely views over the Kennet Valley.
The Blue Boar in Aldbourne | The Blue Boar first opened its doors in 1721 in what is now a Grade II listed building with parts dating back to the 17th Century.
We have always found the food exceptional and the atmosphere very welcoming
Try one of the hearty dishes with a glass of wine or perhaps a golden pint of cask-conditioned real ale
The Plough on the Green | The Plough on the Green in Newbury is a family friendly pub offering traditional pub food, there’s something for everyone to enjoy on their extensive menu
The Dolphin, Newbury | It is all about being simply delicious, simply fresh, simply fun-loving and definitely dandy
The Wellington Arms is a beautifully refurbished pub, hotel and functions venue, located within the stunning Wellington Estate in Hampshire.
The Slug and Lettuce | Located right in the heart of newbury's market square is The Slug and Lettuce.
The Fox and Hounds, Tadley | The Fox & Hounds is the heart of the community - the meeting place for distant friends, families catching up and a way to enjoy someone else doing the cooking and washing up for once!
The Greyhound, Finchampstead | Disenchanted with the big city, James Lyon-Shaw and Jamie Dobbin – who met working in the kitchen at the world-famous Ivy restaurant – traded in London’s sooty tube and concrete vistas in favour of leafy scenery and community spirit.
Not forgetting the tradition of coaching inns, they set out their menu to do simple beautifully; that means quality ingredients that speak for themselves and a wine list that knows no borders in its search for taste and value.
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The Three Swans, Hungerford | The 17th century coaching inn is so much more than just a Berkshire Inn with rooms.
