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Eat & Drink on the River Thames
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The Fox & Hounds
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Watlington
The Fox & Hounds is set in excellent walking country, with woods and hills or view the numerous Red Kites.
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The Golden Ball
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Henley-On-Thames
Luscombe's restaurant at the Golden Ball is nestled in Assendon Valley with a large, peaceful and secluded garden in which to enjoy lunch or dinner. The interior of the restaurant oozes charm & sophistication.
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The Green Man
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Reading
The Green Man is a little hidden gem in the Berkshire countryside, with plenty to offer.
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The Heron on the Ford
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Reading
The Heron on the Ford is a family friendly pub serving good quality food in comfortable surroundings.
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The Hind's Head
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Michelin Star
Maidenhead
We’re located in a listed 15th-century building nestled in the heart of the pretty village of Bray. Our ambience is that of a local village pub, offering you a warm welcome, exceptional, friendly service and outstanding food.
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The Horns
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Reading
The Horns, a 17th century hunting lodge, is nestled in the quiet hamlet of Crazies Hill.
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The Horse & Groom
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Reading
The Horse and Groom has been serving the needs of locals and passers-by for 300 years, and with all that history the building exudes character and atmosphere from every beam and flagstone.
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The Horse and Groom
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Windsor
The Horse & Groom, opposite Henry VIII gate at Windsor Castle, is a quintessentially English historic pub.
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The Horseshoe Inn
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London
The Horseshoe is a traditional Pub close to London Bridge and The Shard.
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The John Barleycorn
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Reading
The John Barleycorn is an old village pub. Full of character, low ceilings and old beams with a split public bar and restaurant.
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The Kings Head Inn
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Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire
For those seeking the traditional Cotswold experience or those who have a desire for walking the King’s Head, sitting behind the village green, ticks all the boxes.
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The Lion
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Bicester
Located in the picturesque town of Wendlebury, a short drive away from Bicester and their famous shopping village.
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The Little Angel
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Henley-On-Thames
100 yards from the bridge in Henley on Thames, this jewel of a pub and eating house is the number one spot for visitors, delivering style, innovation, professionalism and an overall great experience.
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The Little Angel Pub
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Henley on Thames, Berkshire
This cute whitewashed pub has more strings to its bow than just pulling pints.
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The Lock Bar and Kitchen
Egham
The Lock Bar and Kitchen located on the banks of the River Thames right beside the ‘Bell Weir Lock’ offers a sense of occasion without pretence, in a relaxed and informal setting.
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The Lounge & Walton Bar
Marlow
In the winter months, relax by a roaring log fire as you sink into a comfortable sofa and enjoy river views; soak up the summer sunshine on our well-groomed lawns or terrace with a glass of chilled champagne.
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The Malt House
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Fulham, London
The Malt House offers stylish en suite rooms and high-quality dining.
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The Maltsters Arms
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Henley-On-Thames
The Maltsters Arms is the definition of traditional country pub.
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The Mill at Sonning
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Restaurant
Reading
With much of the original structure retained, this 18th Century Flour Mill has been converted into a renowned Dinner Theatre. Patrons enjoy a fresh home-cooked meal - with not a microwave in sight! -before watching the performance in our theatre.
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The Mute Swan
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East Molesey
The Mute Swan can be found right opposite the gates of Hampton Court Palace, in a wonderfully characterful pub, the building which itself dates back hundreds of years.
