What an amazing local pub. We had a big Sunday lunch here for family a couple weeks ago. The…read morekitchen lost power several times with a full house of people waiting. They handled it like complete professionals.

This was quite a charming little pub located at one of the many entrances to Windsor Great Park…read more Actually, there seem to be a few pubs located at the entrance, as if it is a fairly British thing to go for a walk in the park (I'm not sure if you would call it a hike) and then go and have a beer afterwards. The place certainly had quite a bit of charm about it, sort of what I have come to expect from country pubs in Britain. Yeah, this place was rather delightful, and it had some nice beers as well.

The food was excellent. We had the fish & chips and the grilled pork chop. Service was quick and…read morefriendly. Parking could be a bit of a challenge at busy times.

Definitely a cut above other pubs in this area. Lovely service and very good food. We ate there…read moreon a Saturday lunchtime and chose from the main menu. The baked camembert was served with a generous amount of toast which in turn was generously buttered with garlic. The fillet steak was perfectly cooked and a great cut, it was served with plenty of good chips. There is plenty of parking at the side of the pub. I look forward to another visit.

This seemed to be one of those smaller, and rather cramped, pubs, but it still had some charm, and…read moreof course there was a beer garden out the back. Sure, it really wasn't one of my favourite pubs, and it certainly didn't blow me away, but still, it did have some charm.

Excellent atmosphere. Excellent home cooked food. Great local, relaxing, comfortable environment…read more Highly recommend

After a long walk through Runneymede Park, including climbing over some fences so that I could cut…read morethrough to the other side, I came to this rather packed pub. I guess everybody was here because it was a Saturday afternoon, and quite nice as well. As for the pub, yeah, I liked it. It was rather quaint, and the service was pretty good as well.

A picturesque setting overlooking the village green. Clearly in the summer it is a cricket pitch…read more A small and compact pub with an average selection of beers and a limited menu of normal pub food. It is slightly on the expensive side.

Stumbled on this place by accident and so pleased we did. What delicious food…read more Don't forget to ask about the specials. Owners are very welcoming. Hidden gem and worth a visit.

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.

Excellent service! Beautiful food and overall a great afternoon had with some wonderful friends!…read moreCan't recommend it enough!

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.

I've been coming here since 2003 when I was at FedEx. The bar staff are lovely. Food opens at 5pm…read more They offer crisps with your drinks before. Good selection of draft beers, wine and spirits. The washrooms are insanely clean. A proper English pub.

Huge portions. Excellent fish and chips. We had a 5 hour layover so we took a quick bus ride here…read moreto get food better than the airport, and we were not disappointed! We should have shared, we couldn't finish all the food!! Food doesn't start till 5pm

The Rose & Crown is to be found in the village of Thorpe, close to Thorpe Park Water Skiing, known…read morefor hosting the competitions on Virginia Water. Historically, the original building dates back to 1460. With gardens to the front and back you overlook a big Green. Very rural. They are known for being a popular destination food house but they also have local clientele who pop in for a quiet drink with friends or family. The food can be chosen from a main menu or unique Specials from the chalk boards which allow the Chefs to show their flair! You will be served meals which have been prepared from the freshest of ingredients and cooked to order. To complement your meal there is an extensive choice of quality wines or a good selection of real ales if preferred. This is a very friendly, welcoming place so do go along soon and sample some delicious Fayre, a quality pint and maybe some light entertainment, if you pick the right night.

Great outdoor space. The Rose and Crown has great parking, a…read morespacious interior and a great outdoor space. It gets crowded in the summer if you want to eat outside. The menu is large so there's something for everyone, the food is decent but nothing to rave about. In short, dependable but not one of the best in the area.

My review concerns labor issues:…read more I worked at this location when it belonged to another company. During the transition to the new company, we were assured that our rights would be protected if we waited a few weeks without receiving payment from the new company. In my case, I waited and, after starting work, I was fired a few weeks later by the new company, the same one that had guaranteed our rights, and another person was hired in my place. In these cases, it's also important to know how employees are treated. It all happened after I helped clean the entire kitchen during the Christmas holidays.

Despite the fact that this pub didn't seem to be hugely fantastic, the thing that struck me was…read morethat despite it being packed, I still was served rather quickly, which I certainly appreciated. Anyway, this sort of felt fairly typical of an English pub in the semi-rural areas, though it still had some charm about it. The staff were friendly, and I suspect that the beers were also fairly typical. However, for a pub that is basically located on the outer fringes of London it wasn't too bad.