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Where to eat Pub food in Slough: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Pub restaurants nearby. Discover the best Pub food in Slough. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Pub restaurants near you.. Slough (/ˈslaʊ/ ( listen)) is a large town in Berkshire, England, on the western fringes of the Greater London Urban Area, 20 miles (32 km) west of central London, 3 miles (5 km) north of Windsor, 7 miles (11 km) east of Maidenhead, 12 miles (19 km) south-east of High Wycombe and 21 miles (34 km) north-east of the county town of Reading. Sitting at the gateway between the Thames Valley and London and at the intersection of the M4, M40 and M25 motorways, it offers easy road access to the rest of the UK.
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10. Queen Charlotte
Overall Ratings
4 based on 175 reviews
The Queen Charlotte pub is a warm, welcoming gem in the heart of Windsor, just a stones throw from Windsor Castle. We have an amazing Gin menu - serving an extensive range of gins for you to try including our famous Guildhall Gin as loved by the Queen her
Reviewed By Lia V
What a delightful bar/restaurant. A perfect place to pop in for lunch on a day at the castle. Luxury finish furnishing, yet warm, cozy and comfortable. Really friendly, warm welcome and attentive staff. Fantastic selection of drinks. Good food menu choices. All such good value. The food was out of this world good! Really must stop and eat here! Outside seating at the front on cobbled street also available. I really canât recommend highly enough. So glad we waited until 12:00 for it to open. We will definitely be back.
9. The Boatman
Overall Ratings
4 based on 834 reviews
The Boatman is proud to be Windsor's only proper pub on The Thames with uninterrupted views of the river overlooking Eton Bridge and the fascinating waterfront life. The Boatman has an all-weather terrace with a retractable roof in case of inclement weath
Reviewed By 247HannahS
I would have given this 5 stars based on the pub, location, quality of the roast and the waiting staff. However, the lady who appeared to be the front of house manager (a blonde lady with a very officious manner) really spoiled what otherwise was a lovely lunch. Between our group we had all travelled 1-2 hours to meet up. The first of us arrived 35 minutes early for our reservation and were seated. Within 5 minutes she felt the need to hassle us on two occasions about when the rest of the party would be arriving, because they needed the table back within 1h45 minutes (not mentioned when we booked by phone). We explained that our booking actually wasnât for another 30 minutes, so presumably our âtime limitâ wouldnât start running until then.... Everyone was seated within 5-10 minutes of the booking time (slightly delayed owing to changing a small baby), but no one came to take our order for another 15 minutes. Fine by us, but not by her apparently, as she accompanied the waiter to our table to aggressively enquire if we were ready to order and inform us (again!) about the cut off time for our table. We ordered immediately and food was out within 5 minutes. We managed mains and desserts within the remaining 1h15 minutes, and were presented with a bill bang on her âtime limitâ. However, she wasnât even happy to wait for all members of the group to return from the toilet, making the others collect up everyoneâs bags and coats and vacate the table for her next booking. Never seen anything like it - I can only assume theyâd overbooked, but what a shame her attitude and communication skills (or lack of) is letting down what is otherwise a lovely pub!Dear Hannah - thank you for your kind comments on the food and waiting staff, they were much appreciated. Our Area Manager is following up on your remarks regarding the 'blonde lady', however whatever the conclusion to his investigation, we apologise and action will be taken.
8. The Carpenters Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 555 reviews
You will find The Carpenter's Arms in Windsor within a short stroll of Windsor Castle, Thames Street and Castle Hill - however you won't find another like it.Step in to discover a traditional pub of unique character, revered for its eclectic range of real
Reviewed By dgray002
Located on a quiet steet just across from Windsor Castle...charming and friendly! We had lunch and dinner there. Reasonable prices and interesting local menu. We would go back for sure.Dgray002, thank you for your kind words and this wonderful review! We're glad to hear we delivered such a great experience. If there's anything further we can do for you, we are happy to help!
7. The Prince Albert
Overall Ratings
4 based on 225 reviews
Martin and Wendy Higgins are proud to welcome you to The Prince Albert. It is a traditional pub with the warm welcome you would expect, yet with a contemporary twist. With itâs sumptuous leather chairs, modern styling and rich wood furniture you will feel
Reviewed By simonwT7046OM
We chose The Prince Albert for a family meal after 2 days at Legoland having read the excellent reviews on TripAdvisor. This proved to be an excellent decision. We received a warm welcome on arrival and were shown through to the restaurant where Rosie showed us to our table and dealt with us very efficiently throughout. The food and drink was excellent and good value, and we all had a great experience. We will certainly return when we are next in the area.
6. Two Brewers Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 586 reviews
Reviewed By Jenny-Jetset
A five minute walk from Windsor Castle, you'll find this pub that resides next to the Windsor Great Park Walkway. Locals sit outside with their dogs, enjoying a brew and some tasty bites, while shooting the breeze with neighbors. The atmosphere is relaxed and neighborly. The servers are friendly. The food is tasty. Good value for price. A great place for people watching, as folks walk in/out of the Great Park.
5. The Duchess of Cambridge Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1202 reviews
The Duchess of Cambridge officially opened on 21 June 2011 after an extensive refurbishment to ensure she was able to carry her Royal name with pride. And in fact The Duchess of Cambridge pub in Windsor is the only pub in the whole of the world which has
Reviewed By Lyn T
Went for Sunday lunch. Pub is centrally placed with castle across the road.. very attractive decoration , layout, furniture. A place you feel youâd like to visit.Staff were pleasant and welcoming, and no complaints about service. Two of us had typical Sunday lunch..very tasty and well presented. Typical pub grub!So far so good.. now to the 2 veggies in our group.. very limited choice for them, and astounded when we saw the extensive childrenâs menu...NOT ONE VEGGIE MEAL AVAILABLE. Asked if we could have a portion of the adult nut roast for our lad. Waitress said this wasnât possible.. is this place âlivingâ in the 21st century!!!We then had dessert..lovely but grossly overpriced. We shanât visit this place again, unless there is more Choice/consideration for vegetarians.Another minus...long walk downstairs for toilets.Hi Lyn, so glad you enjoyed our service here at The Duchess, apologies for the options that went on our menu regarding non meat options. We are in the process at the moment with head office about offering vegetarian options to children, however I have spoken to my team about offering alternatives in the meantime which we will be rectifying very soon (including options of vegetarian sausages). We are so sorry that this has put you off for another visit and hope with new menu changes you will change your mind. Regarding toilets, unfortunately due to being a listed building we are unable to change toilet circumstances in the near future
4. Royal Stag
Overall Ratings
4 based on 306 reviews
Reviewed By DeniseF190742
Eaten here twice in the last few weeks. Had the steak and ale pie on the first visit, which is the best pie I have ever had, hats of to the chef. Had the roast dinner on Sunday, and again, brilliant food. The roast turkey was perfectly cooked and had a lovely flavour as was the roast beef. The vegetables were cooked to perfect and a really nice choice. The home made apple crumble was excellent too.Manager and staff were really friendly and nothing was too much trouble. would certainly recommend and we will definitely be backWhat a brilliant review. Thank you so much. Everyone at the Stag is so pleased you enjoyed your visits and look forward to welcoming you back.
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3. The Alma
Overall Ratings
4 based on 378 reviews
You'll find The Alma just 5 minutes walk from Windsor town centre tucked away on a charming Victorian red brick terraced lined street. We are a traditional English pub serving a range of beers, ales, fine wines and great food... We also have the largest b
Reviewed By Susan D
We had a very enjoyable meal here, the food was hot, plentiful and tasty. However to pay just under £9 for a glass of wine? Hmm. I can get the same wine in The Strand London for £7.60. This would not stop us returning when we return to Windsor soon but I will check drink prices in future. Staff were very welcoming and accommodating and the garden was pleasant.Hi Susan, thanks for the review, and I am glad you enjoyed the food. The wine prices are all on the wine list which is available throughout the outlet, with a 175ml of house starting at £4.40. We do have more premium wines which do reach £9 per 250ml, these which sell very well with our regulars and we think they are worth it, but we do have a number of options to cater for all budgets. We look forwards to seeing you again in the future.ThanksMike
2. The George Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 653 reviews
The George Inn is a traditional English pub in the heart of Eton with a view of Windsor Castle. It has an extensive menu available to suit everyone's preferences and also a full bar available. All ages are welcome here in a group of any size - dogs too! W
Reviewed By Jeff B
I've been here a few times and love this classic pub in Eton. Great location, there is a nice selection of local ales made by the Windsor & Eton Brewery down the road. The Eton Rifles IPA and Guardsman Best Bitter were both wonderful. My last visit I sat outside in the beer garden and had lunch: a well-made fish sandwich, crispy fried cod on farm style wheat bread with slaw and a small basket of fries. A gin and tonic. Blue skies and a late summer breeze. All is well.
1. Crown & Cushion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 169 reviews
Reviewed By Lifes2short2worry
We originally booked a table for 10 inside and due to the warm weather when we visited we asked for a table outside which the owner / manager sorted out for us in 5 mins with no effort at all. We had touring guests with us who really enjoyed their baguettes for lunch and were very impressed by the beers on offer . We had a great lunch with no one having any issues with their food order. Would I go there again .... defo ! Well done and thank you for going the extra mile for us .Glad we were able to cater for you and your touring guests and they were able to not only enjoy the garden but enjoyed the service and the food and drink on offerHope you will bring other touring guests here in the futureMany ThanksAll @ Crown & Cushion
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