The Swan is a classic country pub with everything you would hope for - beams, roaring log fires and…read morea warm welcome from the friendly landlord and landlady and the bar staff. This pub has loads of character. The food is classic pub food, at good prices and a high standard (home made, not delivered and microwaved) available in the day and evenings. There is a separate function room at the back where live music events (bands and a regular jam night every Sunday) are held. This gives the bands enough space and keeps them out of the way of the main pub for those who want to drink or eat without music . The Swan gets some great bands and people come from far and wide for these. There is a car park round the back. Well worth a visit for a meal, the live music or a pint in lovely traditional surroundings.

The Lyndhurst Pub is one of the best food pubs in Reading. They have special offers on near every…read moreday to entice in new customers, but for those who know the pub, they are also a great excuse to keep coming back for more! There are a lot of regular local people as it's such a nice place to go for a drink and some great food :)

The bar staff are really friendly here, and they have a good range of beers, lagers and ciders, as…read morewell as the usual back bar, to keep everyone happy. There is a quiz here every sunday which is always fun, and you get the chance to win big money too! On top of all this the food is awesome, what more could you want?

Me and my co worker both had the same experience with the burger, it looked delicious, but was very…read morecharred. I finished mine, but he kinda dug out the middle because it wasn't edible for him. The service was good and the place had a lot of character. I really liked the colonial red brick architecture and the real wood burning fireplace. My other co worker thought the steak and ale pie was great looking, but lacked the meat she was expecting.

Disappointed to say the least. We booked for dinner, the restaurant wasn't very busy, but it took…read more15 minutes to get a server. My husband ordered a salad, and fish (cod) and chips and I ordered hamburger and chips. I could not eat the burger ( enough said) and although the menu said the fish was hand breaded, it was not. Looked and tasted like frozen and refried. The peas were cold. I would have told someone, but nobody came to check. They do have a nice outdoor area, with a stream, but as a mobility challenged person, no way it was accessible to me.

Nice old pub dating back several hundred years. It has a good range of beers, and a nice flowery…read morebeer garden construction at the rear at the start of the car park.

Nice little pub. Food isn't bad and portions are generous. Generous parking at the back. Opposite a…read morepetrol garage.

Sweet Jesus, Mary mother of God. This isn't a pub. It's…read moresomeone's house. You may just have stepped back fifty years in time. I'm pretty sure that it breaks every H&S rule known to mankind, but it's incredible and boy is it cheap! Superb real ale. Beards galore. Scabby. Horrible. Sticky carpets. Live music. TWO EiGHTY A PINT. Bar games. Dead rats in the toilet OK that was an exaggeration. Just go there. Now.

Situated somewhere between Royal Berks Hospital & Kings Rd, therefore a brisk walk from the town…read morecentre. This pub has a mission - to serve very fine beer which it does extremely well! Very much a camra pub, slightly tatty which bothers me not a jot & slightly eccentric - in the nicest possible way! Worth a visit if beer is your sin. probably not the best pub in Reading if you want to pick up girlies!

Had an amazing time here a year ago. Wonderful beer, great people and friends. We could use places…read morelike this in the states. Can't wait to return!

Great olde worlde public house, with restaurant. Great fresh…read morefood. Good service and staff. Reasonably priced food. Nice gardens and car park. Lovely setting in the village of Hurst - near the cricket ground.

Nice pub, good food & beers incl. Real ales. Family friendly with nice big garden. Can't go wrong.read more

This review is just for the restaurant…read more Came here for a work meeting and my first impression was-- I feel so tall. I'm petite, but the doors are short, which was fun. The spot is very charming and quaint. Staff are really nice and friendly. Food was quite good. Really enjoyed the soup and banoffie dessert was yummy. No complaints. I'd definitely come back!

This is a review on the restaurant. It's a nice cute pub and the food is excellent. The waiters…read morewere kind and the service good. Overall this was a nice place to come and have a delicious and slightly posh meal with the family.

The Seven Red Roses Pub is on the edge of the carpark, next to the little parade of shops in Maiden…read morePlace, Lower Earley. Its seems to be a 'locals' pub, you see the same croud in there night after night, and can be slightly intimidating to walk into for the first time, but once you have been a couple of times it feels warm and friendly. They often have really good 'beer and curry' nights that appear to be good value, but unfortunately nothing for vegetarians. They also have regular quiz nights, and big screens for when the rugby/football is on.

A great pub to go with your friends for a pint or two. Really friendly and pleasant staff and could…read morenot be more helpful! The manager is really chatty and is lovely also. The food is great I would definitely recommend the breakfast and for o my £6.99 you can't go wrong! Great experience all in all and I am going back again soon! David

Fun place to grab a beer. They allow food brought in as well if you like. Grab a booth in the back…read moreand read something of your choice.

A classic British pub with lots of nooks and crannies and places to hide out of our usually crap…read moreweather. Lots of beers and ciders to choose from but be careful some are stronger than others. Good staff with a sense of humour and the place is usually busy. Not too noisy as it's a pub not a sports bar. You go here for the beer and banter.