Initially an 18th century wheelwright's shop. Eclectic mix of furniture and low beams. Families are welcome. Lovely food and great real ales.
Beer festivals are held in May when the steam fair visits the green. Good quality food and freshly prepared pizzas. Great real ales.
The landlord is fastidious about the quality of the real ale. Cosy fire in winter. Great value food with meat sourced from local butchers.
Wetherspoons pub converted from a previous market side inn. Great value food and real ales.
Historic country inn dating from the 14th century. Spacious rooms and an unhurried atmosphere. Great real ales.
Friday night steak nights are very popular. The annual WW2 event is great fun. Good value food and real ales.
Former coaching inn with good en-suite accommodation and pleasant restaurant. Great real ales.
Great treehouse serving excellent food and real ales. Lovely garden area for eating and drinking in summer.
Traditional village pub with log fires and wood burning stoves. Distinct area set aside for dining.
Historic pub with several distinct areas for drinking and dining. Home to the Very INNformal brewery. Great real ales.
Very friendly social club. CAMRA members are admitted on production of their membership card. Great real ales.
Lovely wood panelled lounge with comfy leather sofas and log fires. Traditional pub games such as bar billiards and a petanque pitch.
Beautiful unspoilt traditional pub with picturesque gardens. Great real ales from West Berkshire brewery.
Traditional cosy interior. Huge beer garden making it very attractive to visit in summer. Very tasty food dishes and great real ales.
Historic pub set in large grounds with an adjoining barn conversion. Surrounded by good walking country.
Cosy pub with flagstone floors and wood burning stove. Traditional pub food as well as tapas.
Lovely large garden with picnic tables for summer. Inviting fires for winter. Good quality food.
Run by the same family for over 20 years. Good reputation for excellent food, especially Sunday roasts. Great real ales.
As the name suggests, this pub resembles a barn with its open interior and internal beams.
Very spacious family friendly pub. In the 1800s eels were fished in the nearby Thames and brought up to the pub to be sold.
