Full Listings

Licensee Christine Broadbridge

The Queen Victoria is a traditional pub which dates back over 300 years. A warm welcome awaits all visitors, whether popping in to try a pint of hand pulled cask Brakspear beer or enjoying a meal with friends in the light and airy conservatory. Food is home cooked and freshly prepared from seasonal produce.

Licensee Richard Lay

The Queens Oak is the only pub in the country with this name. Originally called The White Horse, the pub was renamed by Queen Victoria, who planted the large oak tree on the green opposite the pub. Today the Queens Oak offers excellent, wholesome & generous pub food in a warm, informal and friendly environment with a good selection of ales and wines. With a lovely log fire and church pews in the restaurant area, a cosy bar with original brickwork and a locals bar. There is also an ample garden with play area and a paved outdoor area perfect for the frequent barbecues in summer.

Licensee Graham Chandler

The Rainbow is a charming 17th century pub set in the heart of the Stonor Valley, a favourite area for walkers and bird watchers. Renowned for its well-kept beer, home cooked food and delightful welcome from hosts Curly & Jean. Ideal for those wanting a relaxed drink or meal in an unspoilt country pub.

Licensee Jay Kansikan & Aay Phanthamat

The Red Lion provides high standards of food and drink in an intimate and stylish bar setting. The décor is modern and comfortable with low ceilings and sofas that make for a cosy feel. Food is modern Thai cuisine provided by award winning operators

Licensee Graham & Julie Martin

The Red Lion is conveniently located on the road between Reading and Watlington and set on Peppard Common; an area featured in the Inspector Morse series and the film "Howards End". This friendly pub offers a varied pub menu at lunchtime with slightly more formal dining in the evening.

Licensee John Donahue

The Red Lion is a traditional village pub with a warm welcome, award winning beers and fine wines. With a friendly atmosphere, the Red Lion offers good quality, pub grub with a modern twist. Dine in pleasant surroundings for either a quick bite or for a special occasion. A real log fire roars all winter to warm all visitors and during the summer you can sit outside for a refreshing drink. There is also pool, darts and pub games to entertain.

Licensee Matthew Wardle & Kerry Tombs

The Red Lion is a very pretty red brick pub nestled right in the heart of Blewbury village. Food at the Red Lion is freshly cooked & varied, ingredients are locally sourced whenever possible. There is also en-suite letting accommmodation available, well equipped and newly decorated. Please contact the Red Lion directly for details of rates and availability. A south facing patio leading down to a grassed area is ideal for al fresco dining on a sunny lunchtime or balmy evening.

Licensee Emma Richards & James Stone

The Reformation is a warm, friendly and delightful cottage style country pub in the village of Gallowstree Common, 5 miles from Henley-on-Thames and 6 miles from Reading. The pub has a bar area and a conservatory, and offers a relaxed atmosphere and quality homemade food using local suppliers. The Reformation retains a traditional pub feel with cosy log fires in the winter, and a large beer garden, BBQ and children's play area in the summer - making it an ideal place for a drink or meal all year round. The pub appeals to families through its new children's "shipwreck" outdoor play area, and by offering two menus for children/toddlers.