This is another one of those pubs that happened to be hidden down a side street that I probably…read morewouldn't have discovered if it wasn't for Google Maps. Mind you, considering that this part of Reading feels pretty suburban, this pub also has a pretty suburban feel about it. Like, it's okay, but not fantastic.

Nice servants. You can have a game of pool and darts. Amazing service. Delicious food. Greatest…read moreambiance. Best pub I have ever been to.

I visited this pub over 25yrs ago. Knowing that, I was eager to find this pub again a couple of…read moreyears back. Well, after a bit of searching, I found it, despite not knowing Farnham too well as it's off the beaten track or rather, side road. This pub has expanded a bit but I still hardly recognise the place. This is a Fullers house & the the beers just fine. Food is fairly standard pub fare without standing out. Nice pub & good atmosphere. I'm sure there used to be a piano..

Love this pub! Good beer and always get a seat. Nice if you've been in a few of the busy pubs at…read morethe end of a night!

What a nice find. We were taking a long walk through the Chilterns and stopped here for lunch…read more Very quaint, old school pub with a lovely beer garden that actually is a garden. Green lawn, bright flowers and although it's on the road, still quiet. We had drinks and lunch. The food was homecooked and reminded me of exactly that - what you'd have at home. It's nothing fancy but that's ok. Friendly staff too. They actually smile!

A charming little place nestled in the Chilterns that can be reached via a short stroll up through…read moreHenley Park, over Fawley and down to Assendon. Alternatively, a ten minutes bike ride from Henley town centre will get you there too. Very friendly staff and busy on a Sunday, the beer and wine are well kept and reasonably priced. Sitting in the beer garden watching the locals come and go is like taking a step back in time. No rowdies, no braying tiffs but plenty of character.

Great location after a summer walk/bike ride, with good facilities for children wanting to kick a…read moreball or use the play area. I find the pub itself fairly disappointing, the food isn't particularly great and the atmosphere I would describe as depressing (during the winter - it's very quiet) the pub has a dartboard and serves a good range of beers. This pub is off the beaten track and probably isn't worth the beating.

Wemy family have been visiting this pub for as long as I can remember, they have play area for…read moresmaller children, sometimes (weather/season depending) they have small animals outside (we actually got our rabit from here - about 7 years ago!!) Situated in the quiet countryside of Enbourne, near wash common and Kintbury. This pub is the ideal place to park your car, have a bike ride / walk the children /dog, and then have a nice drink/meal afterward. They have an open fire inside and a very traditional feeling environment. The food is fab too.

I will be open from the open. I live in Byfleet Village and I have been proud to have a traditional…read morepub here. I occasionally drink in the pub, grab a pint and then head out to the garden in the summer or off to a table in the winter. I went in last night with a couple of friends and was planning to spend only about enough time for two rounds. There were two women sitting on the table near to us who were chatting and waiting for their taxi to arrive. These were two normal looking women who looked like they had come from work. Their taxi arrived early and so the landlord spoke to the driver to ask him to come back in 20mins. I went to the bar to buy the second round and at this time the ladies left saying thanks to the landlord. As they disappeared out the door he commented to me "S!uts!". I was so shocked by what I thought was ironic humor that I laughed and commented that I was only thinking about the fact that on this rare occasion I had a £50 note in my wallet. He said bitterly "It will cost you more than that for one of them." - he was being serious! I ignored this strange outburst and returned to the table. I started talking to my girlfriend about comparing one of the beers we were drinking to the same brand we had just made at home. The landlord pricked up his ears and we got into a bit of banter. One of the other locals joined in and we had a laugh at the expense of CAMRA members. It was all very jovial and then the landlord flipped shouting at me for being rude and taking things too far. The other local looked at me and expressed surprise at this sudden turn. The landlord continued this tirade of verbal abuse for about a minute while he stormed up and down the bar moving glasses. Our side of the pub went dead quiet. We quickly finished up our drinks and headed off. As we were leaving the pub he sneered "Enjoy your bitter!" referring to the beer that we had made. As we got home, in a bit of a shock, I realised that I had seen this kind of interaction happen before at that pub. The last time I was in there with a different friend the landlord was hurling abuse at some customers who were leaving as we were coming in. At the time I assumed that the customers were out of order but perhaps this wasn't the case. So these three isolated incidents have convinced me that the landlord at present in February 2014 is dire enough that I do not wish to ever return to this place to spend my money. It's a shame as I had a large group of friends scheduled to come over to here for the next three Sundays and I would have liked to have taken them here - I will find another pub to go to now. My advice is to wait until the landlord gets replaced by anyone else. I like beer but I prefer for it not to be served with a shot of customer abuse.

A very basic traditional English pub set on the village green that sells wonderful Range of well…read moremaintained Real ales at reasonable prices. the seating in some parts are hard wooden benches but you can find some more comfortable seats. The bar staff and lady landlord are really friendly. one wonderful bonus is the pub is a mobile free zone and if you do not turn your phone off and it rings you are immediately told to go outside.No television or music.Some food sold at lunchtimes

Good pub and ideal meeting place centrally located. Loads of on-site parking and a nice beer…read moregarden. There is a good choice of dishes on the menu and menus change regularly. Food quality and service are above average. Great interior and atmosphere with a range of seating types and lots of nooks and corners to tuck yourselves away in. Some good earlybird deals on food make this a good value option.

A nice modern pub that's still cozy inside. I really enjoyed my steak and ale pie that came with…read moremashed potatoes, and the service was good. My hubby had the soup of the day (happened to be potato leek) with scallops and a side of veggies (peas, kale and cabbage). It was all yummy and a modern take on classic pub food.

A friend and I stopped in here over the weekend to catch a rugby game (6 Nations) and share a few…read morepints. And there was a decent selection there, including some local beers. Guardsmen is one of those and I recommend it. It turned out that among their pub grub is Thai food. Unfortuantely I didn't have any (just ate) but many were enjoying what smelled like and looked like some delicious food. THe pub isn't that big but was big enough to accommodate all that were there who were all enjoying themselves. The pub is a short walk from downtown Windsor, so off the tourist trail.

Nice local pub near the centre of Windsor. This is a very…read morefriendly pub serving good homecooked food. The food is reasonably priced and portions are large. There is now a small courtyard garden for smokers and dog owners! The only problem at this pub is the parking.as Windsor does not allow non residents to park anywhere ( even if they want to pay!) it makes it impossible to get to!

A great sports bar. You can make reservations for a table for both sports, food, drinks or all…read morethree. Friendly staff and very covid safe (or at least trying). Great pizzas and great pizza deals throughout the week. Also drink specials. Also a really nice outdoor space that also has TVs for sports.

This place is well worth a trek up Eton High Street. Good beer, and a lively crowd, with real music…read morefrom time-to-time, and an escape from the corporate end of Windsor.