The Bridge has just been refurbished and is much the better for it. The interior now looks…read morebrighter, cleaner and more modern. I've been in a couple of times and eaten since they reopened and the food has been consistently good as has the service. They have also added Rekorderlig on tap which I was pleasantly surprised to see, even if it does come in at £4.40/pint! Added a star to my previous review.

Nice little local that that great live bands at the weekend. Great atmosphere and splendid…read morelunchtime food. Drinks are standard price and well advertised. Nicely set out with seating outside too.

Incredible pub for food. Tucked down a lane you'd never stumble across, the rough road and tight…read morehedges will make you wonder if you've taken a wrong turn. Don't give up! They have brilliant, brilliant food. Definitely a special occasion-type place. We stayed at a nearby B&B (http://www.qype.co.uk/place/234858-Larchdown-Farm-Reading) that recommended we have dinner here. It's a nice old pub with two small rooms and one larger one. There's no room just for drinks, now, as they do a roaring business in lunches and dinners, it seems. It was very dim and romantic on the night I was there (which suited me fine). The menu is extensive. There's lots of choice, and a lot of game, too. The service was top-notch, efficient but quiet. The menu on their website is representative, but not exact. I had a starter of calves' liver with black pudding and tarragon mustard sauce, with a main of rare roe deer fillet. The wine list was good. Desserts were very nice, too, although my only complaint is that the cheese was far too chilled when they served it. Not a big deal, I let it sit a while. Starters in the £8 neighbourhood, and mains around £17-£20. It feels like the sort of place that celebrities hang out in when they're in the country. I'm told Kate Winslet had her wedding reception here: that feels about right. The posters indicate they get live music in from time to time as well.

Superb country pub, a little out of the way down a country lane. Lots of atmosphere and with…read morehelpful and attentive staff. Food absolutely delicious , and a wide choice. Venue not very large and can be quite noisy when full which it often is. So recommend booking.

One of my favorite restaurants on the Thames. Food is good. Beer selection is good as well…read more Wargrave is an amazing village and the whole area is just filled with good people.

This pub is nothing special in terms of what it offers - there are a few choices of beer and ale on…read moretap and basic "pub grub" menu however I have awarded an extra star due to the location. Tucked away, I never would have discovered this had it not been for a trail I was walking along one of the local canals. There are lots of tables in the pub garden - perfect for a pint in the sunshine! Visit the Uxbridge council website to download trail walls varying from 1 mile up to 5 miles - such a good day out!

Horible food. I have ordered the nachos and it was disgusting... dont go to eat there.read more

As paul_c below me says, yeah this is another fake Irish-wannabe chain. That's fine though. If you…read morewant proper Irish craic, go to Ireland. I don't go to pubs to be transported to another land, and so recognising the pub's gimmick doesn't distress me particularly. I like this pub, or at least I like it as much as anyone can like a fairly soulless pub that looks like every other within the chain. The flatpack pub look brings a familiarity to the place which you can either see as a good or a bad thing. I wouldn't take someone here to prove the charm of England (or indeed Ireland) but if I'm looking for somewhere to have a jolly drink with my lovely friends then O'Neills wouldn't grasp me as a bad suggestion. The drinks aren't cheap but not overly expensive either. There are often live bands on the stage, one of whom I think are very good and keep meaning to find out their name, and if you're looking for somewhere different to watch the football or other sporting event then this place is an option. This pub isn't something you'll ever rave about, but I don't find it particularly offensive either. A night out is generally about who you're with so if you've got a good group of people around you, or perhaps a rather hot date, then the plastic Guinness signs on the walls become irrelevant.

Reflex is the kind of place best viewed through beer goggles. It's an 80s cheese club, playing…read moreeverything from the Baywatch theme tune to a spot of Wham! Essentially, it's a place to buy cheapish cocktails, dance like a loon and avoid the slightly desperate older men. Hen night heaven perhaps (and is particularly popular for those jumping on the marriage wagon second time around...) The also offer giant sunglasses, blow up guitars and plastic microphones, which is always handy for a night out.

Great place to sit and have a cold beer and some food. I didn't think the food was anything…read moreextraordinary to talk about but it was good. The beer was nice and cold and the place is large. Find a table first (table number) before ordering so they know where to deliver the food.

The pub is large with a lot of seating and multiple TVs for watching sports, which was great during…read morethe World Cup. The food and drink menu was large and had a wide variety. Everything we ate came out very hot, fairly quickly, and tasted good! The best part was how affordable everything was, compared with every other pub we went to in England and Wales over the past 12 days.

My husband and I stopped into The Kings Arms for dinner on a Sunday. We ordered the Sunday Roast…read more"sharing platter for 2" which included pork, turkey, roast beef, roasted vegetables, yorkshire pudding, and a giant gravy boat full of delicious gravy. The dinner did not disappoint. The service was very good considering our server had 7 tables. The restaurant was full and there were a lot of people in the bar area having a glass of wine. Great atmosphere in both the bar and restaurant sections. Will definitely return. Parking is available behind the building, access off the high street.

Undercooked chips that were too hot to eat, overcooked burger that was cold. Pork belly that was…read moretough and scallops that were tough. Service was OK but could not make up for the really disappointing food.

We had a most wonderful lunch at the Little Angel today. The place is immaculately appointed and…read morebeautiful. The menu offers unique options for every palate. We ordered the pea and mint soup and mushroom pate as starters and all four of us gave them five stars. We all ordered the fish of the day which became a traditional fish and chips plate with the best fried fish I've ever had. Even locals we were visiting said the fish was exceptional! Great options for beers and wines by glass or bottle. We failed to make it to dessert but the offerings were super tempting! The staff is great, music fantastic, and feel is just good - a place you want to make your go-to! Wish we could go again before we head home, but it's definitely flagged the next time we are back. Be sure to get their house made mayonnaise. Frankly I wasn't expecting to be wowed, but I was. Enjoy!

Beautiful outdoor seating area and fantastic food. Had the roasted chicken. Crispy skin on the…read moreoutside and juicy on the inside. It was served with potatoes, sweet potato mash, a stuffing ball, and vegetables. Not sure what done of the vegetables were in the mix, but I ate it all. Staff was friendly. Cost around 15£ per person, but they do have inexpensive small plates. Also paired it with a Symonds cider.