Wonderful experience top to bottom. My wife and began with a few pints from the pub since we…read morearrived early. We strolled the garden visited outside. Once seated we began with a hot n delicious tomato and basil soup, also the fresh spring greens mix with blue cheese and pear. Our mains included a perfect tasty ribeye with the most flavorful portobello mushroom and garden tomatoes; also had the tender tuna steak with fancy sides (including a grilled asparagus). Finally for dessert we split an incredible coconut and pineapple rum infused cream brûlée. Pleasant and helpful staff, with a warm and modern design. Overall experience was peaceful, delicious, and filling! We highly recommend. We hope to return and try the roasted duck, lamb, or chicken creations.

Cracking village pub. Always a good mix of locals drinking in the front bar and folks dining in the…read moredining room or huge lovely garden. 30 seconds walk from Shiplake station. Staff are genuinely friendly and make a real effort to get to know you. Food is well prepared and creative. Full meals, light lunch snacks like Tuna nicoise and great bar snacks. Try the cheddar and ham croquettes - 3 massive hot croquettes plus some salad make this a full meal. If in Shiplake, definitely pay a visit.

Fantastic pub with rooms a stone's throw from Shiplake station, or a lovely plod down the Thames…read morepath fromHenley. Big garden, summer BBQs, superb food, a great selection of drinks and great staff all conspire to make this a place to go. A tad on the steep side - but you get what you pay for and, ultimately, I can find nothing whatsoever to complain about.

Wargrave is amazing and this is the best place to stay. Just walk down the street and hop on the…read moretrain to London for your day trip. This 15th Century pub and Inn has great food and great vibe

A gem. Jayne has created a delicious and accommodating place. Husband in England for extended…read moreperiods has raved about the location and the friendly folk. As a vegetarian I was skeptical. Some really great vegetarian options and plenty for the meat eaters in our group. And you can't miss the Sticky toffee pudding if it is on the menu (although one daughter likes the cheesecake even better). Five stars.

We had a most wonderful lunch at the Little Angel today. The place is immaculately appointed and…read morebeautiful. The menu offers unique options for every palate. We ordered the pea and mint soup and mushroom pate as starters and all four of us gave them five stars. We all ordered the fish of the day which became a traditional fish and chips plate with the best fried fish I've ever had. Even locals we were visiting said the fish was exceptional! Great options for beers and wines by glass or bottle. We failed to make it to dessert but the offerings were super tempting! The staff is great, music fantastic, and feel is just good - a place you want to make your go-to! Wish we could go again before we head home, but it's definitely flagged the next time we are back. Be sure to get their house made mayonnaise. Frankly I wasn't expecting to be wowed, but I was. Enjoy!

Beautiful outdoor seating area and fantastic food. Had the roasted chicken. Crispy skin on the…read moreoutside and juicy on the inside. It was served with potatoes, sweet potato mash, a stuffing ball, and vegetables. Not sure what done of the vegetables were in the mix, but I ate it all. Staff was friendly. Cost around 15£ per person, but they do have inexpensive small plates. Also paired it with a Symonds cider.

The George & Dragon is about the nicest pub you'll ever enter, right on the Thames with a terrace…read moreoutside overlooking the water. It has a really nicely refurbished interior, and the menu is very gastropub-y, with some complex dishes mixed with traditional favorites. The Peroni beer fish and chips was really super, with a great zing and bite to the batter. The classic burger was...a burger. One of our party truly savored the baked cod with mash and cream and shrimp sauce, while the kids downed cheese pizzas without much delay or conversation. The desserts were functional rather than spectacular or diverting, but tasty all the same: ice cream sundaes for the normal and sticky toffee pudding for the sweet-toothed. The service was good but had one flaw; nut allergies were noted but ignored when biscotti with almonds arrived with our coffees. Disaster averted, we thoroughly enjoyed the meal, and the staff were very accommodating otherwise. We'd definitely return. It's a lovely spot for a bite to eat or pint to sup.

Came here for Sunday lunch today. Very disappointing experience…read more The restaurant was packed and busy, as it was Mother's Day. and I had high hopes. We ordered the beef roast and pizza for the children. The meal was depressingly bad, with not one good element. The beef was stringy and tasteless, the yorkshire puddings solid, and potatoes were soggy. The pizzas were heavy on cheese and light on everything else. Everything was lukewarm. Although in general the service was friendly and accommodating, the coffee arrived ten minutes after the bill. Pleasant venue and surroundings but not to be recommended if you like good food.

The Beehive is am amazing combination of relaxed atmosphere, great location (you can actually watch…read morecricket from the large floor to ceiling windows), and enjoy exquisite, seasonal dishes. The menu offers a great selection of fresh English seafood and meat (including game) and is seasonal. We were lucky enough to have Greengage Tart. Looking forward to the rhubarb season. I had Welsh Rarebit to start (sublime) followed by Scottish Haddock. My husband had Rabbit Lasagne followed by venison. The Chef, Dominic Chapman won a Michelin Star, 3 AA Rosettes as head chef at the Head Chef at The Royal Oak, Paley Street - so its wonderful that I can enjoy such wonderful food locally. We will definitely be returning. Staff were friendly and attentive, can't say enough about the food (the Chef, and on a rainy evening it was fun to watch the junior cricket team play!The

We were driving on the M4 towards Cornwall for a vacation and needed lunch on the way. I randomly…read morechose an exit and after some twists and tunes we stumbled across the Beehive and are glad that we did. Very nice up-market pub - as evidenced by not one but 2 Bentleys in the parking lot. Service was great and the food that was served was good and hot. All in all a very enjoying respite from the long drive. It is just over the road from the local cricket ground - so if they are playing beware of flying cricket balls!!!!

This review is just for the restaurant…read more Came here for a work meeting and my first impression was-- I feel so tall. I'm petite, but the doors are short, which was fun. The spot is very charming and quaint. Staff are really nice and friendly. Food was quite good. Really enjoyed the soup and banoffie dessert was yummy. No complaints. I'd definitely come back!

This is a review on the restaurant. It's a nice cute pub and the food is excellent. The waiters…read morewere kind and the service good. Overall this was a nice place to come and have a delicious and slightly posh meal with the family.

As far as pleasant dining experiences go, this was one of them…read more On a warm early spring day, the bite of the past season finally subsided and my girlfriend and I wanted to sit outdoors while dining Italian style. Especially in town like Henley, the outdoors is particularly a nice place to eat. Strada had two options that met out desires, a totally outdoor seating area and also a strip of two person tables against a completely open wall that is similar to eating half inside-half out. We decided on the latter and loved the seating arrangement. The servers here are on point and always ready to tend to needs and inquiries. We wanted some garlic bread to start and they brought out this delicious crust type of garlic bread bake. It was baked with olive oil and was a spectacular take at a bread starter! See pics for a visual. For my main course I got the Ragu Spaghetti which has some meat chunks in it with thick spaghetti noodles. The sauce has accents of wine and tomato and tasted like a classic ragu Italian sauce! My girl got the Rustica pizza which is basically cheese and sausage. That was also quite good, the sausages were very fresh. It oddly wasn't cut and that was left to her doing with the basic knife they supplied. The dishes were around 10 pounds each so that's also quite reasonable. There are some solid Italian options in Henley, but being that this Strada is also attached to the Regal movie theater, this one is great for a dine-dinner date! Get fed.

I have been here a few times with family. My children in particular enjoy the tomato pesto bread. I…read morethink they call it Genovese on the menu. The food is quite variable. I have had bolognese here which is okay, but I had a lovely salmon lentil salad dish here a few weeks ago which was quite delicious. In general the pizza is quite dry and not up to Pizza Express standard. In general the service is good and brisk and we don't have any complaints. This is just another in the Pantheon of mediocre restaurants in the centre of Henley.

What a transformation!!!! After complaining for about the last 10 years about the 'food' being a…read moremandatory aspect of the ticket price and having to queue on the stairs in an orderly fashion for the 'hit and miss' buffet - both in presentation and options (and often leftovers if we arrived after 7pm) we were absolutely amazed at the difference in ambience in the restaurant, the food was very well presented AND tasty, the service was great by the waiting staff resulting in a nice relaxing pre-show experience. However, a little 'surprise' was the £5 per head service charge which felt sneaked onto our bill - this really should have been noted somewhere clearly so that I didn't wonder what vintage wine I had ordered that cost more per glass than several bottles can in my local supermarket! We watched 'It Runs in the Family' and it was absolutely brilliant - we decided it was the best production we have seen here. How the actors kept it together and didn't collapse laughing is a true sign of their professionalism - I don't think I can recall another play that has made my husband laugh so much. It is such a funny and mood lifting farse - I really do recommend seeing it it to help get through the cold weather we are still enduring.

My mother took me and my girlfriend here as a birthday present, which turned out to be the perfect…read morefamily evening. We sat out the back by the river as the sun set and had a few drinks before dinner was served. The dinner is run buffet style, although without the option of getting seconds. We had a selection of pesto salmon, vegetable pasta bake, vegetable and beef pie, and vegetables and potatos with gravy. While it wasn't the best food I've ever tasted, it was well cooked and quite delicious. It also came with desert. The shows are all professional quality, and have a very fun and immersive feel. Its a great evening out for the whole family, even if many of the patrons are retirees.

Incredibly beautiful and stylish restaurant with authentic Indian food. The staff - lead by the…read morecharming Ali- really helps tailor the lunch to your likes. As a frequent eater of Indian food in the states- he was there to find something I like but had never had. And his efforts were rewarded with the excellent Nizakat Chicken...with the sauce on the side and extra garlic sauce. It's served in a sizzling plate and it's so succulent. And don't miss the mango lassi made with beautifully tart yogurt. Love this place. Also very child friendly.

The best curry house in Twyford! When you consider there are four thats no mean feat…read more Great selection of dishes from traditional to the Chef's specialities some of which are superb. The staff are very friendly, accomodating & efficient and I've always been made to feel very welcome and can honestly say I have never had a poor eating experience at the Haweli and I eat a lot of curry.