The Best Pubs
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Tucked away in a charming village setting, The Swan is a warm, award-winning community pub that truly feels like a home away from home. With a fantastic selection of beers, wines, and cocktails, plus a lively calendar of events from bingo nights to live music and the legendary SwanFest, there’s always something to get stuck into. The sunny courtyard garden and the cosy Coach House provide perfect spots to unwind, while the Thai food and Sunday roasts are absolute winners. Bring your dog, grab your mates, and settle in for a proper good time – this place is pure gold.

The Two Brewers is a cracking historic pub that’s been welcoming guests since 1792, and it still knows how to deliver a top notch experience. With a fantastic selection of beers, wines, and cocktails, plus a lovely outdoor seating area, it’s the perfect spot for groups and their well behaved dogs. The food is consistently excellent, the service is friendly and attentive, and the whole place is full of charming character that makes you want to settle in for a long, happy afternoon.

Step into history at The Pineapple, a gorgeous Grade II listed 15th century inn where the famous sandwich menu is absolutely legendary and the new stonebaked pizzas are a must try. With a fantastic selection of draught beers, real ales, wines, and cocktails, plus a secure beer garden with undercover heating, it’s the perfect spot for groups, families, and muddy pawed dogs alike. The roaring open fires and low beamed ceilings create an instantly welcoming vibe, and the Sunday roasts are nothing short of spectacular.

The Windsor Trooper is a brilliant 18th century pub and inn that’s won the prestigious CAMRA ‘Double’ for a reason, boasting an incredible selection of ales, traditional ciders, Belgian beers, and fine wines that truly has something for everyone. The lively pub and its wonderful sun trap garden are perfect for groups and dog owners, with live music every Thursday and a monthly quiz night adding to the fantastic buzz. Just a short walk from the castle, it’s the ideal spot for a proper drink, a fun overnight stay, or simply soaking up the best of Windsor.

The Red Lion is a wonderfully cosy country pub that feels a world away from the everyday, even though it’s just a short hop from the airport. It’s the perfect spot for a relaxed catch-up with friends or a sunny afternoon in the beer garden, with a great selection of beers, wines, and cocktails to enjoy. The food is genuinely fantastic, from the delicious breakfasts to the hearty Sunday roasts, and they welcome well-behaved dogs and families with open arms. With plenty of outdoor seating and a menu full of tempting treats, this friendly local is an absolute gem for a proper, laid-back get together.

Head to The George Inn for a cracking riverside pub experience that’s been perfected since 1750. You can sink a delicious craft beer, a glass of wine, or a cocktail in the fantastic beer garden, all while soaking up that iconic view of the castle. It’s a wonderfully welcoming spot for groups and their four legged friends, with freshly cooked pub food that’s absolutely top notch. Whether you’re stopping by for a quick drink or settling in for a proper meal, this place is an absolute treat.

Just a short stroll from the famous castle, The Windsor Castle Pub is a fantastic spot for anyone craving a proper local with a lively, welcoming buzz. It’s a brilliant place to gather with friends, whether you’re catching the big match, enjoying live music, or simply relaxing with a top-notch beer, wine, or cocktail in the outdoor seating area. The modern British menu is a real treat, and the fact that it’s dog-friendly makes it an absolute winner for a relaxed afternoon out.

Nestled in the charming conservation village of Dorney, The Palmer Arms is a delightful 15th century country pub that serves serious, unpretentious British food with genuine warmth. With a fantastic selection of beers, wines, and cocktails, plus a large garden with a children's play area, it’s the perfect spot for groups, families, and well behaved dogs alike. The regularly changing menus showcase fresh seasonal ingredients, and the Sunday roasts are a true highlight. Whether you’re stopping by for a quiet drink or a leisurely meal, this friendly local is an absolute gem.

The Kings Head is a fantastic, budget-friendly spot where you can kick back with friends or family over a great selection of beers, wines, and cocktails. The outdoor seating area is perfect for sunny afternoons, and the generous portions of freshly cooked pub food, from fish and chips to hearty roasts, always hit the spot. With a warm and welcoming vibe, it’s the ideal place to relax after a long week or gather a group for a proper, comfortable pub experience.

The Carpenters Arms is a fantastic traditional pub that perfectly balances a welcoming local feel with a brilliant spot near the castle for a proper post visit pint. Inside, you’ll find far more seating than expected, with a great selection of beers, wines, and cocktails to choose from, all served by a friendly and efficient team. The food is a real treat, especially the fish and chips with its gloriously crispy breading, and the whole place is wonderfully dog friendly and ideal for groups. It’s a solid, friendly spot where you can settle in for a delicious meal and a few drinks without any fuss.