can't go wrong with anything on the menu. chicken sandwich is great, goat cheese salad is…read morephenomenal. desserts are out of this world. service is fantastic as well. highly recommend!

best roast dinner iv ever had !!! more than we could eat ..... cute garden…read more i also proposed to my girlfriend in the garden

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.

Has recently been renovated and a lot of money way spent getting the place up to scratch! It's a…read moregreat food pub with a menu full of pub classics done really well. The staff give excellent service. The interior of the pub is modern and well laid out. Well worth a look.

From the owner: Traditional pub offering local beers, great wine selections, and home-cooked food. A warm and…read morefriendly welcome awaits you. Two bars, Restaurant, Beer Garden & Terrace. Dogs welcome. Free Wifi.

The Library Bar inside The Lanesborough is an absolute gem. Sophistication and excellent service to…read morematch. We made reservations for drinks after afternoon tea and immediately fell in love with the atmosphere. We stayed for a couple of cocktails, and they make an excellent martini. It was so good that I had to order a second! A must visit.

Adorable hotel and lovely lounge. Service was top notch and so was everything we ordered. The hotel…read morewas decorated incredibly cute for Christmas. Would absolutely come back.

Near the airport, but away from the flight path, so not noisy. Mix of indoor and outdoor dining. No…read moretable service, you order at the restaurant counter for the food and the bar for drinks. Huge, diverse menu - truly something for everyone. I had the Chicken Supreme (good, but not great).

How cute! A friend brought me here...wondering where we were going and found this cozy little…read moreplace. Cozy and thank goodness the weather was beautiful today so we could eat outside.

I found The Greene Oak in Maidenhead after taking my kids to Peppa Pig World and staying overnight…read moreat a nearby farm. The farmhouse had a little booklet that strongly recommended the pub, and it was an easy walk from where we were staying. So I went in expecting something good and curious to see if it would live up to the hype. This is very clearly a chef-led gastropub. You can tell just by looking at the menu. Lots of interesting choices, but not one of those giant menus where you know the kitchen can't possibly execute everything well. This is about the maximum a kitchen that size can do while still keeping everything fresh. The oysters were fantastic, which is always my test for a place that takes seafood seriously. The scotch egg was excellent (less the apple sauce smear it sat atop of), and the risotto was done well too. Overall it's just a really strong little pub. The kind of place every neighborhood wishes it had. If this pub were in my neighborhood, I'd be there all the time. Recommended. This one gets a strong score from me.

Had a pretty poor experience here. Came in for an early dinner and the maitre d seemed annoyed that…read morewe didn't have a reservation even though the restaurant was empty. He put us at a table next to a waitress stand and by a main walkway through the restaurant. When our waitress came we asked if we could move to a more secluded table. She checked with him and agreed. She seemed friendly and took our order and then swapped out and someone else began serving us. This waitress seemed almost a little annoyed with us. We ordered salads that were all right, but not great. We kept feeling unwelcome, just something about the service. When we asked if we could take dessert to go they acted like we were crazy but reluctantly agreed. The restaurant never filled up. For the price, and the treatment, I would definitely not go back.

This place is f'ng awesome. It's the type of pub you could spend your Spring and Summer coming to…read moreeveryday. Or hope for a snowy Winter day to go inside and drink by the fireplace. Either way it's awesome.

Do you like pub food? Do you like Michelin stars? Do you want an amazing meal with little to no…read morepretension? Do you want to go to a pub that's practically in the middle of nowhere? If you answered yes to these four questions, head immediately to The Royal Oak. We had a slight concern when my GPS said we had arrived and it was a completely different pub. Luckily, the right pub was just a bit further up the road. We booked Sunday Lunch, because who doesn't like Sunday Lunch in a pub? If you bring your Ferrari, you can park right in the front as well! The inside is really warm and charming. There are really friendly staff there to welcome you in and let you sit in some comfy chairs and couches and have a drink while you're waiting for your fourth dining companion to arrive. So kudos to that. Our table was in the back in what looked like was an add-on. But one whole wall is full of windows overlooking a beautiful garden, so you don't really feel like you're shoved way in the back corner. The service was a bit slow, but if you're not in a rush, why does it matter? We ordered the baked Vacherin Mont d'or cheese (which in the winter, I will be doing at home instead of baked brie or Camembert) and a couple of Scotch Eggs and Rabbit on toast as pre-nibbles. The eggs and rabbit were nice, but not amazing, but the cheese dip was great. And the bread basket they served was awesome as well. Several types of bread with butter. The olive flatbreads were awesome, and since two diners didn't like olives, two of us got to eat a lot of them. They'll bring as much bread as you ask, but it's super easy to go overboard. For my starter I opted for something different than everyone else and got the game terrine. What a mistake that was. Not that the terrine wasn't delicious. It was, but the rabbit lasagne was like heaven in your mouth. I was super jealous of everyone else. For my main I ordered the hare and trotter pie. The crust wasn't the most amazing, but the filling was probably the best pie filling I've ever had. The hare and trotter were soft and luscious and the gravy was phenomenal. It was really rich so toward the end I had to cut the richness with the delicious mash they served with it. The other half had the woodcock and I tried a few bites of that as well. Awesome. Simply awesome. His only complaint was that it was huge and very rich so it was hard to finish it all, and he didn't want dessert at the end of the meal. For dessert, two of us ordered the chocolate fondant and one the butterscotch pudding. I loved the fondant, but again it was really good sized and incredibly rich. It was a lot after the rich pie. And the filling was almost too oozy. At least it wasn't over done. We also ordered some Madeleines and our coffees and teas came with Petits Fours. The Madeleines were kind of boring for me, they needed more flavor, but the Petits Fours (a raisin cake, coconut marshmallow and a chocolate truffle) were great. The coffee not so much. I hate ordering filter coffee and just getting a long pull espresso. They are not the same. But the bad parts were really minor. The good parts far outshown and some of the dishes we had were some of the best dishes of the weekend. The woodcock was fantastic and I'm still having dreams about my pie. I need to figure out how to make something that good at home. With a better pie crust. It's unfortunate that it's not really conveniently close, because I could see myself ending up here quite a bit. Since I was driving, I couldn't drink either, but given my state the night before, it was probably a good thing. If you're in the area and fancy an amazingly laid back atmosphere with awesome food, book this place!

Wonderful gastro pub tucked away in the Berkshire countryside. Beautiful tasty food (the rabbit…read morelasagna in the starters is to die for!!!), very friendly and professional service, and reasonable prices. Go for a long morning walk along the Tames nearby and then go and enjoy a warm & hearty Sunday lunch.

A friend and I stopped in here over the weekend to catch a rugby game (6 Nations) and share a few…read morepints. And there was a decent selection there, including some local beers. Guardsmen is one of those and I recommend it. It turned out that among their pub grub is Thai food. Unfortuantely I didn't have any (just ate) but many were enjoying what smelled like and looked like some delicious food. THe pub isn't that big but was big enough to accommodate all that were there who were all enjoying themselves. The pub is a short walk from downtown Windsor, so off the tourist trail.

Nice local pub near the centre of Windsor. This is a very…read morefriendly pub serving good homecooked food. The food is reasonably priced and portions are large. There is now a small courtyard garden for smokers and dog owners! The only problem at this pub is the parking.as Windsor does not allow non residents to park anywhere ( even if they want to pay!) it makes it impossible to get to!