Europe 2023 - London…read more Visiting Windsor Castle, Two Brewers is a must visit after taking The Long Walk or visiting Windsor Castle. We enjoyed a couple of beers and from the guest chef a fusion nachos, which were a tad bit salty. Just enjoy sitting in a pub which had so much history.

Popped in for a quick lunch after a magnificent tour of the castle. One of the guards recommended…read morethis spot and we are glad they did. A nice pint, bowl of soup and an order of fish cakes. The soup was very tasty with white beans in the tomato soup. Different. The fish cakes were also very flavorful. Smoked haddock had a great flavor. It was a cool experience to be in a building with so much history.

They have lattes!?!? Imagine me in this place relaxing with a warm cup of latte. Guy behind the…read morebar was fast and friendly.

Popped in for a quick meal after exploring Windsor. It was easy to get a table around 1pm on a…read moreThursday - you order at the bar and grab a table. I went for the classic fish and chips and the piece of fish was absolutely massive. Chips were perfectly crispy and soft on the inside. Washed it all down with a cider and it was a great lunch!

This another accidental find, we fell in love with the haddock fish and chips. It's tucked at the…read moreend of the street and, walking past 3 or 4 other restaurants. We will be sure to make this a regular stop. Relaxed ambiance and an atmosphere to be enjoyed.

We went around 1pm following a tour. What I liked about this place is that they didn't have their…read morestaff outside begging tourists to come in. The mood inside was cozy, portions large and well priced. Food was great. Would recommend.

Entirely agree with the other review- Top pub to watch the rugby in But be warned if (like me) you…read moreare welsh, be prepared to be completely surrounded and ridiculed by men in england shirts! they do a very minimal menu of one or two things (think a pie one day, lasagna the next etc)... and they have been good the twice i have tried them

Great location, but the food was meh. This is to be expected right across the street from Windsor…read morecastle, but it functionally did what we needed that day. The downstairs level was good for the kids and they were happy.

We stopped in for a couple of pints after a visit to Windsor Castle. Cute pub and service was good…read more I would go back for a meal if we find ourselves in the area again.

A definite highlight stopping by here. Soak in some of the CROWN history…read more We got to tour the different rooms along with the church where the great Harry and Me-ghan got married.

Visiting Windsor is an absolute must when coming to London. It's not as packed as Buckingham…read morePalace, which I visited as well, and it's in a lovely town, with very nice people. It really was such a perfect day trip from London. We arrived by train from the London Paddington station and immediately purchased inexpensive, cute gifts at the souvenir shop. The castle is noticeable from any angle but the entrance is by the giant statue of Queen Victoria. Upon entering the Castle, security checks your bags and then you're through. Everyone that works there is very nice, and you feel regal upon entering. We had never been there, so we definitely participated in the audio tour. The audio tour is great. You're given something similar to an iPod and a pair of headphones. With this combo, it's easy to navigate the tour. Arriving to St. George's Chapel, your'e immediately told no photographs, which is terrible because Windsor is truly awe inspiring monument and should be remembered. St. George's chapel gave me all the feels when I saw Queen Elizabeth II buried alongside Prince Philip and not too far away, her parents King George with Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret. It was truly an impressive sight. The craftsmanship in that chapel is excellent. Seeing the individual banners was very interesting. I especially loved Queen Mary's doll house. I wish I would've been able to photograph the dolls house because it truly is magnificent. Every item is made to scale, completely unique to the castle, and the dolls house is stunning. The rest of the castle is extraordinary. The artwork in the different rooms, halls and ceilings is absolutely beautiful. The king's rooms, sitting rooms, and other rooms are equally exquisite. The weapons and armor are also a sight to see. Overall, Windsor is a definite bucket list item. Lots to see, lots to do, and several places to eat within the castle and around Windsor. Such a wonderful experience.

When you are the official brewery of Queen Elizabeth II, you know you're doing something right. And…read moreWindsor & Eton Brewery does it right in every way! Just a few minutes walk from the castle, you'd be silly to miss out in stopping here. Of course - the beer is excellent. They've usually got 8-12 things on tap, with 4 cask ales among them. You'll have their version of a "best bitter" along with some creative things like a smoked ale and a white stout. I had a white ale with notes of fresh orange that I liked a lot! Delicious beer aside, I don't think you'll find a friendlier place! We were greeted like old friends by Wildcat Willie and the other patrons. To make things even better prices are incredibly reasonable! They even make their own gin so non beer drinkers should be well cared for too. This was definitely the highlight of our day in Windsor, and honestly one of the highlights of our vacation. Don't miss a chance to stop by, experience true hospitality and sample her Maj's beer!

What a nice recommendation! We enjoyed our time here. We had a variety of beers and got something…read moreto the munch on. The 'very spicy' here is indeed very spicy. We got some cauliflower bites(very spicy), jalapeño poppers (spicy) and sweet potato fries to nibble on. Jalapeño poppers didn't come loaded with cheese, it had vegan mayo and I really liked that. Overall, great time was had here over some great beers and delicious munchies.

At first, I thought it was a pub, namely because of the name, but once I went inside I got the…read moreimpression that it was more a restaurant. Mind you, that wasn't all that bad because the person behind the bar was more than happy to serve me a beer without serving me anything else, especially since I really wasn't all that hungry. Look, it wasn't bad, and it did have some charm, but it really wasn't one of the greatest that I've been to.

From Heathrow, this Windsor restaurant is about 20 mins/11 miles due west from London. Taxis and…read moreUber are readily available considering COVID-19. Lemme start with what matter most for this 11th century historic eatery on the River Thames/Kinnett and across the street from Windsor Castle. Just say Magnum, Magnum, Magnum for all of the wine lovers. Along with Vino, Vino, Vino, there is an excellent menu with English classica......Yes, Soups, Salads, Fish, Chips and of course Red Meat and Potatoes. Eat your fill, then visor the river 1/2 block away to see and feed the swans!!!!

Dropped in for a couple of drinks to kill a couple of hours. Had a wonderful time listening to…read morelocal musicians and talking with locals. Owners couldn't be nicer.

It may not look much from the outside, but this is my absolute favourite pub in Slough!…read more Me and my colleagues goes here a lot! The staff are extremely friendly and the prices are good. They may not have the best selection of lager but once you're there you don't mind. They have a lovely, green and well taken care of beer garden. This is a big bonus, especially during spring and summer. There is a roof over it, so even if it rains you can still enjoy sitting outdoors. We almost always get free treats as well; chips, sausages, mini burgers, sandwiches etc. which is very nice, they are all very good at making you feel welcome and appreciated as a customer. If you haven't been yet, give them a chance, pop in, you wont regret it!

We were visiting the castle and had some additional time to try a local pub. We wanted to enjoy the…read moreback garden patio, but it was full given that it was a beautiful spring day. We opted to sit in the main seating area at street level and enjoy the view of the castle. We appreciated the traditional pub decor. Our bartender knew little about beer and was unable to make any useful recommendations based on the preferences provided which was highly disappointing and resulted in a poor selection. I ended up taking three sips and leaving the rest of the pint. It would have been nice to have been offered a taste or the suggestion to begin with the half-pint option. My husband liked his and really liked the vibe in the pub, so I'd be willing to give it another chance.

We loved the King and Castle! We came in the afternoon after a Windsor Castle tour and were…read morewelcomed by lots of open tables! We all enjoyed the afternoon specials menu where prices were reduced- unlike neighboring establishments! The fish and chips were absolutely incredible and I would recommend this restaurant to anyone coming to Windsor!