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.

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.

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!

A great start to my UK adventure...I loved the fun, modern and eccentric decor, and clean…read moreambience...loved all the animals involved. The staff was friendly. £20 Fish & Chips was great and perhaps the very best Fish & Chips of my entire UK adventure. The fish was thickly battered, hot and crispy...the chips were fantastic...and the minty mushy peas redefined my love for this very unloved side dish, delicious! £19 Steak Pie with mash potatoes and vegetables was rich, hearty, and delicious.

Came to town to visit the Windsor Castle and the charming town. After a long tour of the Windsor…read moreCastle, we decided to grab some food to eat, but we were unsure where to go. A local saw us roaming the streets with their heads down in our phone, searching for places to eat. He was so nice and recommended a few places. I actually recommend this place. He even walked us to the restaurant. That's our surprise. He used to even live in Fort Lauderdale once upon a time, but it's been he's been living in Windsor city for a few years now he seems so happy and upbeat. We arrived to the place. There was really not a lot of people there we sat down wherever we liked, and the server greeted us and took our order. I ordered the fish and chips with the Minty peas, I felt like the fish needed more seasoning in my opinion, and I wasn't a huge big fan of the minty peas. My grandmother had a balmoral chicken entree which she enjoyed. The plates were huge and filling. They played music like 90s rock and some Bob Marley. The place was pretty chill with locals at the bar. They did had a dog in there which was cute but also not too cute when it got too close to your food so we had to tell the owner to get their dog

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

Kid friendly. We searched this area for a kid friendly pub experience and this was it. Fish and…read morechips were so good, but the ham and cheese croquettes stole the show. Several beers on tap to choose from. Staff was super friendly and explained his to order.

This is by far the friendliest pub I have been in, and most are pretty damned friendly. I can't…read moresay enough about the quality of food, the atmosphere, the clientele, location, etc. This is the real deal. Went to a few other pubs in the area, and they were "nice", but this is a standout. Great, attentive staff, and always a nice crowd. I want to move there just to be a regular. ABSOLUTELY, DEFINITELY, MOST AWESOMELY GET THE SUNDAY ROAST. IT IS AMZEBALLS!!!!

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 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!

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.

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!

The Windsor Trooper is a locals pub that has a good selection of pub food. In addition, they rent…read moreout rooms. That is how my wife and I came to be at the Trooper. They are an easy walk to the tourist throngs streaming under the castle walls, but the feel is like being just a "regula' bloke" having a pint with the neighbors. The family that run the place are very friendly and helpful. The locals that filled the place the Saturday night we stayed all knew each other and it was like watching a PBS show! The food we had was good portions, good price and tasted great. They have typical English ales (Bombardier and Guardsman) on tap and 3 or 4 bottled lagers for those who prefer colder, carbonated beers. The wine selection was small, but adequate and the pours very large! Our room was up 2 flights, but that was because the rooms out back were all booked. Our room was clean, comfortable and a good size for anyone who has stayed in a London area "closet". The bath was small but more than adequate. The bed was comfy and our window overlooked a scene of rooftops right out of Mary Poppins.

What a pleasant stay! We booked into Windsor for our last night since it is only a $20 taxi ride…read moreand 20 minutes away from Heathrow and you can walk around the village, shop, and visit the castle, much more fun than staying at the airport. This hotel was in a quieter more residential part of town, but an easy walk to shops. Rooms were small but clean, and we would stay here again, as long as you don't mind narrow stairs up to the rooms. There are also one story rooms off the back parking area, but not nearly as charming. Breakfast is served in a back sitting area (additional charge). The pub downstairs is a fun place to hang out with the locals. There is a pool table, and picnic tables outside in back. Even better, a good Elvis impersonator was performing on the Saturday night we booked in. We shared a table with some of the locals that sang along with all the old favorites. Since my husband and I were married in Las Vegas by an Elvis, this Elvis posed for photos with us, and we had a grand time. Music and crowd dropped off after 11 pm which is also the time flights out of Heathrow slow down, so we slept fine (Flight pattern is right over Windsor Castle oddly enough).