Wow! Racism at its best! We were 3 American guys visiting! Rude bouncer says "it's not happening"…read morebefore we even showed our IDs. I guess our money isn't good enough! Realize that we were about to spend a thousand pounds in there. Keep your dumb place!

Wicked night out! Me and my mates found this place after leaving Mantra as it was rubbish. We and…read morearound 30 other people were all that was in there after paying money to get in and time running out on the night. We left and asked some nice good looking girls (unlike the skanky fake tans at Mantra ) where they were going , they said Indigo. We followed them but had to queue for short while as it looked busy outside. Door team was friendly and they were free to get in ( Bonus considering we had already paid out ) once inside it was smaller than Mantra but what a wicked vibe and some lovely ladies ;) me and the boys were drinking there bucket drinks, only a fiver!!! We have been back since and are working our way through the bucket list and again had a top night , really like this place

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!

3rd stop on the company night out, I seem to remember a very eclectic mix of music, and some cute…read morebarmaids. This place merits a more extensive review, though I wasn't there long enough and did leave slightly worse for wear. Worth re-visiting.

nice pre drink bar, bit to old for me and i am 25, but nice placeread more

As soon as you walk in, staff's behaviour towards customers is disgusting unless you are a regular…read more I walked in and didn't know how things really are, instead of explaining, the guy behind the bar shouted aggressively "Ey! Don't stand there if you are not paying the ladies, you should be standing over there!" and demanded that I pay £1. No manners at all. Very disrespectful and unprofessional staff. They also don't accept card, CASH ONLY. What kind of bar these days doesn't accept card? Ridiculous! Overall RUDE STAFF AND SHIT DIRTY Environment! AVOID!

Its a strip bar, it is most crowded during lunch hours. THey have 3-4 good girls who perform during…read morethe day. they also have provision for a private dance. the stage is well located, to allow unhindered view of the performance. Overall it gives a good experience

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.

Anyone who knows me would guess that Liquid is not really my bag. In a big enough group and enough…read moredrink in me and it's alright. Liquid and Envy (Royales to the old crew) is split into 2 spaces Liquid and...wait for it...Envy - you couldn't make it up. Liquid occupies the bigger space playing funky house and chart music whereas Envy pump out hip hop and r'n'b. Wednesday is by far the busiest night as it plays host to Shipwrecked (anyone remember that show?) and hundreds of Brunel students - mainly the sports teams. This usually means cheap prices. Good times. The architecture is rather beautiful with the original fixtures and fitting of the old theatre it used to be, except with a couple of big dance floors, the odd overpriced bars and power mad bouncer dotted about. My gripe isn't with the music, or the bouncers, or the place. It's more the fact that I begrudge queuing for 45 mins for a drink in a downsized plastic bottle for double the price of a regular glassed one. Not cool. I'm a woman of simple pleasures. This is not checking my boxes. Hence I've yet to step foot in Liquid for 2 years. Can't I make it 3?

Haha! Liquid is definitely a mixed bag; sometimes it's amazing - but sometimes, especially when…read moreyou're running out of student loan, you wonder why on earth you spent your money on going there. Depending on what day you go, you have the chance of running into loads of students! Even though we have our own on-site club, being students, we're always on the look-out for that new cool niche place - and this just happened to coincide with the opening of Liquid. I'll do the bad first: Every Wednesday Liquid hold student night - I think it's Wednesday, It might have changed. Inside there's two separate arenas; the big arena which holds something like 1500 people (lol don't hold me to that) and the teeny tiny one which holds something ridiculous like 300 people. The teeny tiny arena usually plays Hip Hop/ Bashment/ R&B and the big arena plays Pop and Electro and other funky stuff. I must admit, I usually always went to the smaller one because I don't like pop music. If you are going to go to the small arena, BE WARNED: things will get sweaty! If it's a packed night (end of term/ guest performance), you will barely have space to move; getting a drink from the bar will be a myth and DJ Skandalous will play the same set he's been playing since 2008! The dance floor also gets sticky, so if you're like me and likes to slide moves - not going to happen. Now the positives: It's a student's dream. Cheap entry (usually £4), cheap alcohol (drink responsibly); it's the biggest club in Uxbridge, so most of the ladies will go there on a big night - this automatically guarantees male attendance. BE WARNED: turn up early on big nights, especially at the end of term (re-freshers week)!!! I once missed out on getting in when we turned up at 10pm, the queue was to the Subway shop! Don't miss out. The atmosphere for some of the end of term parties are amazing! You'll have the best time if you're with a couple of friends, and if you've had a couple of drinks you'll probably find love in there too. Don't overlook the big arena! I found that you could have a great time in the big arena because the people in there are usually more laid back and hell-bent on having a good time. I've had some of my best uni memories during nights at Liquid - from beach parties to guest performances. It has taught me that it's not the club which makes the night, it's the people who turn up that night and what mood they're in. :')

There wasn't anything outstanding to add about this boozer which was about 5 mins walk from the Bus…read more& Train Station in the heart of Slough city centre, inside the pub which was a fair size, but not massive it had the normal traditional Wetherspoons feel, again a fair amount of good seating area to chill out in, the staff were pleasant enough . But this pub is all on the one level with the toilets upstairs.all in all an okay pub fine for a couple of pints if you are in the area.

My regular watering hole! haha The moon and spoon has it's…read moreups but has it's downs as well what is unfortunate as it has decent food and friendly staff and the drinks are the standard Weatherspoons chain prices. Only downfall is a few of the regulars and it's location as it seems to attract a few drunks towards the end of the night and it's always a good idea to leave in pairs after closing time! but then again it's slough so you can't expect much! facilities are kept clean and never had a problem with seating and me and my friends regularly come here for a nice chilled out drink.

Sure, Datchett may not be a go to destination for a lot of people, but hey, this pub is certainly…read moreworth travelling all the way out here just to visit. Yeah, it's actually a pretty awesome pub. It has that real country English charm, despite the fact that Datchett is literally an Exurb of London. Definitely worth a visit, even though the beer garden is basically non-existent.

A lovely sunny day in the country, after a gentle water ski. What else is there to do other than…read morehead to the pub and so we found ourselves bopping to 60s and 70s rock n roll/motown hits in dolby surround sound. Sunday lunch was nearly ready and we hadn't even started dancing Anyhow being from London I havent had a great roast in a long time. I was very happy to discover a friendly portion of beef delicately melted into a rich gravy, and a Yorkshire pud to fill my plate. The portion was very ample and the food stopped me talking. This wasn't the beer talking but a fine roast that hit the mark. I didn't see any of the ghosts and the service wasnt too shabby for a pub. This is definitely one for my summer outings. All I needed was some deer in the back yard to fully indulge my senses.

Excellent choice the next time your in London Very friendly…read moreand food is very good The place is very clean and great service

From the owner: Previously the legendary Hobgoblin and later the slightly scandalous London Stone; we've decided to…read moremeld the two into a rather unique experience in central Staines. Now named the London Stone based on the boundary Stone that marked the distance one weary traveler peddling his wares might need to reach London; Of course there's all the druid rituals, highwayman murders and the fable of Herne the Hunter guarding Twickenham forest. So there's a little bit more to the name than meets the eye. With its root firmly placed in community culture and providing live music to the masses, for the masses and supporting those involved we're proud to be a part of this rather unique pubs culture.