I stopped at the Bottle and Glass Inn on the way to Bath from London. Very neat and refined country…read moreatmosphere. Unfortunately we could not enjoy the outdoor space because of the weather. The food is very good and well-presented. The Inn was not too busy as we visited on a Thursday at lunch time. The staff was friendly and the service quick.

Came here with friends while visiting the area over Easter weekend. Couldn't have been more…read morepleased as it has all the charm of a country pub (including great outdoor seating), but also offers a diverse and interesting menu. From start to finish our group enjoyed excellent food and service. I started with the pigeon, which was great and moved on to the local deer, which blew me away. Our group also tried a wide variety of drinks and demolished the fresh baked soda bread upon our arrival to the table. A great find and a must-go if you're in the Henley / Redding area or looking for a good day out from London.

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.

OK - I'm from the States with over 25 years of international experience and about 6 years living in…read morethe UK. I love this place. Food and service is amazing. My friends from the States that talk about "bad" UK food have no clue - and The Horns is one of the best I have been too.

Arrive early to beat the hordes of tourists and walkers enjoying the plod up to the Chitty Chitty…read moreBang Bang windmill or wandering around the Vicar of Dibley's village because you'll be sure to want to stay. Brilliantly kept beers with a wide and extremely tasty menu this pub has it all. The building itself is quaint and charming - just like the village - and there is a spacious beer garden for decent weather. If it's raining then you really will have to get your skates on as there isn't a vast amount of room inside.

Had a meal here earlier in the year. Excellent food, great service and a real country pub…read moreatmosphere - definitely recommended!

Way out in the country, a nice place to take friends and relatives when you want to impress…read more The food is cooked perfectly and the staff smile and are there when you need them. You must book.

A very nice gastro pub. I didn't recognize the place after the refurbishment. We only stopped for a…read moredrink but ended up staying for a shared starter to snack on. The food looked so good we had to try. It was busy but we managed to find a table. Staff made mistakes with the bill and constant dinging of kitchen ringing a bell that food was waiting for service was annoying. Very nice! will be back.

The food was excellent. We had the fish & chips and the grilled pork chop. Service was quick and…read morefriendly. Parking could be a bit of a challenge at busy times.

Definitely a cut above other pubs in this area. Lovely service and very good food. We ate there…read moreon a Saturday lunchtime and chose from the main menu. The baked camembert was served with a generous amount of toast which in turn was generously buttered with garlic. The fillet steak was perfectly cooked and a great cut, it was served with plenty of good chips. There is plenty of parking at the side of the pub. I look forward to another visit.

I can't say enough good things about this stunning find. Great care and passion are experienced in…read moreevery detail. The food is remarkable, but so are the people. These people love what they do and it shows. The location, for me, was remote but, well with the trip if you are anywhere in the area.

This is the new restaurant from the team who used to run the michelin-starred Goose at Britwell…read moreSalome, in the building that was the White Hart pub. There is a bar menu and a fine-dining menu, as well as handmade snacks. The food is excellent - inventive and skilled. Beer well kept. Not long until they get another michelin star, I think.

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.

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.

My oh my, this'll put the cat amongst the pigeons. Give me a large budget, someone who knows what…read morethey're doing, a great location and a beautiful old building and this is what I would try and create. It's been open a day and yet it feels like it has always been here. A roomy, well designed bar leading through to an intimate restaurant with glass roof and views through to the kitchen. Tucked away banquets, tables with stools a great selection of ales and wine and, if you're peckish, giant Scotch eggs. A busy crowd pretty different from other pubs in town and really friendly. I can see this place putting a big dent in a couple of the other pubs in town. Oh. They brew their own beer too. And it's delicious. Definitely worth a visit.

A super stylish bar/pub/restaurant with amazing food. We had snacks home made sausages rolls &…read morehoney glazed chipolatas very good. Atmosphere very friendly. Spacious bar. Hosted a fun quiz night for charity and helped a good cause. And it's a micro brewery. Definitely worth a visit.