Pubs & restaurants in BerkshireBerkshire, England

Cricket-green village pub near Maidenhead run by chef Dominic Chapman.

Beer served through a hatch in a panelled Downs pub kept by the same family for over 250 years, filled rolls and no music.

Tiny one-man village pub-restaurant in the Chilterns near Maidenhead.

Secluded woodland pub above Hurley in the Chilterns fringe.

Heston Blumenthal's experimental restaurant in the Thames-side village of Bray.

Heston Blumenthal's historic village pub, a Michelin-starred dining destination named best pub for food in 2024.

North Wessex Downs coaching inn with rooms, an olive best country pub.

Fine dining inside a Georgian country-house hotel amid parkland on the edge of Ascot.

Timber-framed 16th-century inn beside Sonning's church, all low beams, log fires and a courtyard off the lane to the river.

Canalside inn at Kintbury set between the Kennet & Avon and the river, with tables on the wharf by the lock.

Coaching inn beside Hurley's priory, claiming roots to 1135 with a Norman doorway, sanctuary bell and rambling gardens.

Remote red-brick pub in the woods near Frilsham, known for its own-shot venison and pints of Brick Kiln bitter.

Riverside Roux restaurant-with-rooms at Bray, three Michelin stars over a terrace where boats moor at the water's edge.

18th-century village pub near Winkfield with a stone-floored bar, cosy nooks and a huge open fire.