4.7/5

(178 reviews)

A 15th Century former coaching inn, bursting with character and charm; the general decor boasts a wealth of beams, cosy corners, amusing pictures and odd levels

Located to west of the village, the Waggon combines a good mix of country pub ambience (flagstone floor, low wooden beamed ceiling, big garden with an aviary and Wendy house) and a modern outlook.

4.5/5

(1,152 reviews)

The Horse and Groom has been serving the needs of locals and passers-by alike for some 300 years, and with all that history the building exudes character and atmosphere from every beam and flagstone.

4.5/5

(169 reviews)

Fancy something a little bit different? Buratta’s is an eclectic pub restaurant with a great atmosphere serving freshly prepared food, local ales along with an extensive wine list, a medley of spirits & a potpourri of staff.

4.3/5

(216 reviews)

The Duke is a true community pub in the heart of Twyford serving lovely food at lunchtimes Monday to Saturday and screening all live sports over four widescreen HD TV's.

4.3/5

(195 reviews)

This 19th century pub is is very close to Twyford Station and is beer led (no food served)! As a London Irish Rugby affiliated pub and supporter of Twyford & Ruscombe Cricket Club, it has strong sports sympathies.

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4.0/5

(1,471 reviews)

We can’t wait to welcome you to The Wee Waif. We’re located in the heart of Reading. With your mates, with your other half, or even with the kids, The Wee Waif is perfect – warm, friendly and inviting.

4.7/5

(237 reviews)

Orwells is housed within an old 18th Century pub building, but far from a pub it is.It has a country atmosphere that boasts a contemporary feel.