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!!!!

Absolutely delicious!…read more The food here is excellent, and the menu has a lot of options to choose from. We came early in the morning, and there were only a couple of other diners eating when we walked in. We were promptly seated and our drink order was taken. There was only one server, and he didn't come back with my coffee, or take our food order for ages. I admit, I was very frustrated with the long wait, and mumbled under my breath about how long it took to make a coffee. Unbeknownst to me, the server was right behind me and heard my remark... needless to say, service was prompt and efficient after that! I ordered the Plant Plate and was absolutely blown away at the huge portions, also how delicious everything was. I'm American, and my spouse is British, so I always thought it was strange to watch him eat baked beans for breakfast over the years... but surprisingly, it's pretty good and I'd definitely have it again. My spouse had the Pancake Stack with fresh fruit and really enjoyed his as well. The dining room is bright, airy, comfortable, and clean. The toilets are clean as well. Overall, the food was excellent, reasonably priced, and a great value for the huge portions and fresh, delicious food you get to enjoy. Highly Recommended!

Easy to get to when we go off the train in Windsor. The seating for two was tight but very…read moreintimate. The waiter was efficient and quick. I ordered the Golden Big Breakfast which was very English traditional. My partner ordered the Avocado Florine Eggs Benedict. For Drinks I ordered the Golden Latte and my partner ordered the Mocha latte. WOW great Brunch!

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 cozy and warm pub right in the middle of Windsor. So many delicious pie options (which is what…read morethey are known for). Had some great Christmas seasonal selections as well! Super enjoyed the loaded chips with some fried fish bites to make our own "fish and chips" station. Loaded chips had delicious pulled pork on top. Fish was cooked well. Duck croquettes were just okay and not amazing. The Christmas pudding was excellent! So glad to have been there at the right time. Super flavorful, the texture was right, and it was perfectly warmed. Everything I would have hoped for in a Christmas pudding. Enjoyed our experience and would definitely get a pie next time!

We were on vacation from the States and wanted to try a little taste from back home so we decided…read moreto try Bluegrass for lunch on the last day of our trip to the wonderful UK. I ordered a basic lunch of the smoked chicken quarter and sweet potato fries. It was delicious, if I'd closed my eyes it could have been one of the better BBQ restaurants back home! The chicken was tender, with a nice smoked flavor that was noticeable but not overpowering the chicken. The sweet potato fries were among the best. Usually sweet potato fries tend to be a bit on the soft side with no crunch. These were scrumptious with a little crunch on the outside and soft and steamy inside. Yum! The slaw was also a hit with me. The dressing was a bit different than what I'm used to, but I couldn't figure out why. Nonetheless, it was a vinegar base that went well with the chicken and had a nice jalapeño kick to it! The sauces were good, I tried them all, but the chicken didn't really need any sauce. I will note that the mustard based sauce was unlike any I've tried but I am not fond of mustard base sauces to start with so I've not tried many. The service was good, our server was pleasant and it was nice enjoying BBQ in a rustic pub atmosphere. My only complaints are the slaw serving was a bit small. It was just the right amount to put on a sandwich but to me it wasn't enough for a side; and part of the chicken breast was just a wee bit on the dry side, but not enough to really detract from the meal or make the chicken tough. I've smoked enough chicken to know that chicken breast can go from moist and juicy to cardboard pretty quickly so timing can be very tough. Overall I found the meal delicious with some great smoked chicken and superb sweet potato fries! If we're ever back in the area I'll be back here for a meal!

One of my favorite go+to locations in Windsor. Real Southern USA taste of home, just outside the…read moreWindsor Castle gate. This place is a gem.

The cutest pub. Exactly what we were looking for, strong drinks and had some locals!!read more

We were starving after visiting the castle and I wanted a scotch egg. Then I saw this place also…read morehad Sunday roast and it was an easy decision. The woman helping us was really nice. And it seemed like locals came here more than tourists which was nice. The scotch egg was good, but nothing to get again. It's the only one I had so I can't compare it to anything. Sunday roast was a great value at about £12. The beef wasn't the best quality but I didn't expect it to be. It was a huge portion and easily shared. We also got Guinness from the tap and wow was it smooth and creamy. One of the best beers I had in England. If you're willing to walk a little further from the castle, I recommend checking this place out!

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!

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.

After a trip to the castle we were strolling down the street looking for an authentic laid back…read morepub. So many of the places up the street looked fake and then we came across the crosses corner. Good prices drew us in and the great beer and atmosphere kept us there. The bartender was really nice, took our food order gave us a couple pints and even started a fire in the fire place for us. We had a great meal and great drinks. I personally had more fun at this pub than in the castle lol.

This was a nice place we stopped at. We were tired and wanted a snack and a drink. Beer was good,…read morecozy place with a fireplace but unfortunately they stop serving food for a few hours in the middle of the day. That is pretty standard in the UK but hard to get used to.

The manager. Rude would be an understatement. Five in the party. We asked for some drinks that they…read moreeither did not have or they said they ran out. So we asked the waiter if we could go across the way to get ONE freaken daiquiri. He said yes. So we get it come back and plan to order their food. That's when the nasty and rude manager comes out and tells us we have to leave. She says if we brought the drinks with us it wouldn't be a problem but because we went across the way to bring one back that was unacceptable. Yeah that makes no sense. Bring ur own fine, walk 75 feet to get one , no. We planned on ordering a lot of food from there. Before we could ask questions she grabbed our menus and said leave. We sat for two minutes when she comes back outside and shouts I want you to leave. Before I can ask a question or at least finish my drink, she turns her back away and walks away. Rude? Yes. Treated us as less than humans? yes. Coming back? Not one of us, three of which are Windsor residents. By the way, she told them she didn't care if they ever came back.

A friend and I wanted beef, and not being spoilt for choice for steakhouses in the local area we…read moredecided to give Cattle Grid a try. We rocked up around 9pm with no reservation and there was only one free table in the whole place, luckily we only wanted one so we were off to a good start. The choice of beers was uninspiring. Becks, Budweiser and Brooklyn were the choices. I went for the Brooklyn out of curiosity and because the other two were about as exciting as spending a day across the way at the railway station looking at trains. The Brooklyn was ok, but a little hoppier than I like my beer, your mileage may vary. I started with "Hot! Buffalo wings with blue cheese sauce". They were pretty good but if you put an exclamation mark after the word hot then you had better not be writing cheques which your chef can't cash. They weren't hot enough to justify the exclamation mark in my eyes. For my main I went for the 16oz T bone. It was tasty but not the best cut I've ever had. I asked for it rare and I got it rare, and the presentation of it was good. The chips were skin on and had a good flavour to them. There isn't much greenery in sight, but you come here for the meat, right? All in it was a decent meal, just nothing that amazing. It doesn't deserve the ££££ price rating. My starter was £7, mains are £15/£22. Stop by if you are in town and you should enjoy it. If you travel from further afield just to try it out you might feel a little disappointed.

This place us far beyond wonderful!! If you're in Windsor do not miss this place as you won't be…read moredisappointed! The food and afternoon tea is the best we've had in England!!!

One of the most embarrassing meals I've ever had, my friends and I decided to pop in for some salad…read moreand pizza and we're met with the lowest quality (most likely supermarket) pizza, pre-heated lasagna and a sad array of very basic salads. For the price, Clarence is a true and utter scam, I felt depressed putting my card down to pay for my meal as I felt I had been cheated. The service was subpar and the staff didn't even bother to serve my table tap water until we requested it. Avoid Clarence at all costs, the prices are extortionate, the food is embarrassing and quite frankly eating there ruined my day. See attached the microwave pizza and lasagna we were served for upwards of £18, seriously embarrassing