Wokingham is an historic market town in Berkshire, England, 39 miles (63 km) west of London, 7 miles (11 km) southeast of Reading, 8 miles (13 km) north of Camberley and 4 miles (6.4 km) west of Bracknell. At the 2011 census, it had a population of 30,690.
Things to do in Wokingham
4 based on 417 reviews
Another great meal at The Bull last weekend. Despite the dreadful weather, the place was full which has to be a good sign. We've never been disappointed, and we have been frequenting The Bull for many years.
The food is always excellent, the service is always great and we love the ambience of the place. Lily always makes us feel so welcome every time we visit and she has a great team working along side who work hard.
Special mention to our waitress, Megan, who was friendly and efficient.
We will always go back to The Bull.
4.5 based on 444 reviews
Visited Ruchetta on Saturday with friends. What an amazing experience, the food was absolutely fantastic. Seafood cooked to perfection and a cheese board that was a revelation - not brie, Cheddar, stilton - just a huge range of Italian cheeses that were just delicious. The service was first class and especially the owner who recommended some exquisite wines and food combinations.
We will be back.
4.5 based on 141 reviews
This long established Chinese restaurant still shows it is the best in the Wokingham/Finchampstead area. Excellent starters like their prawn toast, honey ribs and satay chicken are difficult to fault. I had the crispy beef which was very good. My wife had the prawn with cashew nuts which she really liked. Pleasant, attentive staff.
4.5 based on 271 reviews
A nice evening had by all with good food and drinks. Good service and food and friendly atmosphere. Ambience lively as the restaurant was busy but not too loud. Good clean spacious toilets. Parking right outside if you are early other wise plenty of surrounding car parks which are free in the evening whilst the town regeneration is ongoing.
4 based on 309 reviews
A traditional country pub serving fine food, wines, draught ales and lager. An informal setting in the heart of the Berkshire countryside, easily accessible from Reading, M4 and London. A great place to celebrate, meet clients, enjoy a Sunday roast or just catch up with friends over a few pints.
Lovely place. Dogs lying contented in the bar. Friendly staff from Slovenia and Barcelona. Wonderful food and fantastic walk of about 2 hours around the area. What more could you want from a pub?
We had baked camembert cheese and apricot sauce as a starter and then beef stroganoff , mushrooms and rice as a main. Generous helpings, beautifully cooked and just what we needed. We have an obsession about factory produced meals served in pubs (eg from Brakes), and decided this was definitely made in the pub. Wonderful beer too from Ringwood, can't remember the name.
It may have ben foolish to head off for the pub walk - set out in full on their website - at about 4 pm in mid February and after all the rain we have had, but it was certainly great fun. Highly recommended . It goes along the river, through fields and woods, with red kites , pigeons and deer everywhere at dusk and rustles in the hedgerow. But very muddy and flooded at this time of year. Boots recommended ! Lovely way to get ready for the pub and just perfect at sunset in February, until we ended up blundering around in the dark on a complicated but very pretty route.
Can wait to go back there, both for the delightful walk and the pub. Superb.
4 based on 620 reviews
This was my favourite place to eat for the past year , 2 local places had gone downhill and we found the Greyhound and until yesterday (2 march 2018) it was brilliant but what a let down , service non existant , orders,water,wine list forgotten and we were a table of 8 , we sat down at 2:30 and stood up at 18:00 40 minutes before we got a drink , and the really upsetting thing was that we had 2 vegies with and we raved about the choices offered , and it was only a 3rd full table counting food was ok the coffee was warm just ...really really disappointed
4.5 based on 343 reviews
I believe the Castle Inn has been under new management for about the last six months and is gaining a strong local reputation for its restaurant.
Very welcoming and helpful staff, really enjoyed our lunch and will return to try the main menu which looked very appealing and the dishes we saw being served were very tempting.
Fascinating history to the building told to us by Matt the Manager.
If you are thinking of going, and we recommend that you do go, best to book a table so as not to be disappointed
4.5 based on 382 reviews
We take pride and are passionate about serving home cooked Italian food. Family run for more than 2 decades and constantly modernising and updating our extensive wine lists, cocktail menus and food menus. All the staff at Rossini Restaurant wish you a pleasant dining experience with us. Buon appetito!
We had a great Valentine's Dinner at Rossini's last night.
The special menu was very good with lots of starters & mains to choose from. The service was excellent throughout our meal.
Still the best 'old school's Italian in the area. Great cooking, generous portions, great wine and good value.
4.5 based on 202 reviews
Artisan Coffee Shop in the historic market town of Wokingham. We run four grinders which offer customers unique coffee blends.
Coffee very nice, nice atmosphere.........but upon eating our biscuits we discovered one of them was 3 weeks ‘out of date’. We mentioned it to the waitress......who said she was sorry. Would have thought a word from the manager, a refund or a replacement biscuit would have been courteous BUT NOTHING WAS SAID OR DONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Disgusting customer service. Last visit from us.
4 based on 306 reviews
Sanpa is a small organic family business; growing with customer demands and feedback. I started off on my own selling extra virgin olive oil and fried tomato. The shop used to be located right at the end of Peach street with nothing more than boxes of olive oil and tomatoes. Growth has had to be modest, being entirely reliant on ourselves. Coffee was one of the first requests and investments after the olive oil and tomatoes. We wanted to offer people decent coffee, as this is standard in Spain and in many other parts of the continent. Paella Friday, shortly became a tradition and still is at the new premises. Over time, our customers have voiced how they'd like to go for a coffee, a glass of wine, eat something and not break the bank, but eat and drink well. This is how we see ourselves at this stage. Now we are able to offer a small selection of tapas during the day and a set menu in the evenings. We are thankful to our customers constructive feedback and look forward to our unwritten future.
I have written several reviews about this great restaurant having seen it grow into the thriving business it is. Always relaxed never rushed, Emilio and the team are always welcoming and the food sublime. Visited on Saturday afternoon just for a few dishes of Tapas as a late lunch it was like coming home, cannot thank you guys enough.
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