This is a proper rural pub. It is run by a really good landlady and has a considerable and friendly…read moreclientele. The local shoot meets here as does the local farming community from estate managers to labourers. The local horse racing and cross country community is well represented too.

This pub is situated on the High Street just as you start to go up the hill out of Wroughton. It's…read morea whitewashed building with a thatched roof. A massive car park to the side and to the front are loads of tables and benches which are popular in the summer (umberellas then as well). Inside very spacious and some comfortable seats mixed with tables and chairs. Food served.

My local and I love it. Ace food, atmosphere and decor.read more

Small, traditional village pub. Good range of real ales. The beer is the focus here, no frills…read more Still, not uncomfortable, just basic. Beer very nicely kept.

From the owner: We are a public house specialising in real ales, with 11 real ales, 4 of which are regular ales…read moreplus 7 guest ales, as well as one draft perry and one draft cider. We also have the usual range of lagers, ciders and Guinness. We show live sport, have two dart boards, and a patio area for outside seating at the front of the pub. Tuesdays is poker night, 8pm start and Thursdays is quiz night, 9pm start.

Very much a locals pub. Two seperate rooms. In the bar where all the locals go is a pool table and…read morethere's usually someone playing. As with lots of locals pubs they tend to hog the bar. In the other room (the lounge) it tends to be very quiet. Skittle Alley for hire. Large car park to the side. Also seating outside.

Pretty weird. Locals don't like you going in there and the landlady is fairly unaccommodating. Go…read moreto the white hart or the carters instead.

Great Lebanese food in the Royal Oak, now under new ownership. The place needs a few more people…read moreto give it a bit more atmosphere, which I think should be no problem as it is central and the staff are friendly. At the moment I would say this is an undiscovered gem.

A definite improvement with new management. This rating is based on the price and for a couple…read morewith the two for one it's good value. I have been here a couple of times prior and there was a dip in the service. However after hearing there was new management thought I would give a try & it was a definite improvement, I hope it stays this way but based on my most recent visit it was a definite improvement & I would go again.

I really enjoy a visit to the Bayberry. Decent beer, great service and good food. It's 2 for 1 on…read morefood and very reasonably priced. if you want top notch food then pay top notch prices in the Weybridge!

Nice old pub at the top of the town. Has a good range of real ales and a variety of rooms with…read moredifferent atmosphere. Beware, however, the prices for real ale are top dollar.