Full Listings

Licensee Jay Kansikan & Aay Phanthamat

The Rising Sun is a traditional town centre pub serving a wide variety of beers, wine and soft drinks. The decor of the pub keeps the traditional feel with a large fireplace, wooden floors, beams and low ceilings. What is unusual about the Rising Sun though is that you can enjoy all the atmosphere of a traditional pub, whilst sampling the very best of Thai cuisine, from a large and varied authentic Thai menu.

Licensee Simon Duffy

The Rising Sun is a beautiful 17th Century Pub nestled in a small Chiltern hamlet close to Henley on Thames. Approached from the villages of Stoke Row or Highmoor the pub is adjacent to the green and set near to woods in Witheridge Hill. With ample car parking the approach to the pub is via the garden. Upon entering the pub noticeable features are the low beamed ceilings and two open fires with wooden boarded floors, the walls decorated in rich colours and informative chalk boards listing guest ales, wines and forthcoming events. The Rising Sun is a cosy pub in the winter, with open fires & excellent Sunday Roasts; the speciality of local game dishes will warm the chilliest of travellers. Through summer, the lovely spacious gardens in a peaceful rural setting are ideal for those summer sojourns, or a venue for walking or cycling lunches.

Licensee Neena Patel & Deborah Cartwright

The Rising Sun is a city centre bar, close to Reading train station.

Licensee Christopher Dodd

The Robin Hood is Britains only charity pub, where after we've paid the lovely staff and not so lovely bills, we give all our profits to local charities.  A cosy, relaxed and welcoming pub.  Board games and Wii are available to play.  Hand made pizzas are always available, as are great beers.

Licensee Maria Albu

The Rose & Crown is a cosy traditional pub in the centre of Henley, that offers guests a safe haven to relax, enjoy a drink and a hearty meal before taking a rest for the night. The Rose & Crown has 3 excellent en-suite double rooms, with TV and WiFi, a full English breakfast included, and all beautifully decorated and very cosy. To book a room online, please click here.  Downstairs there is an excellent bar, offering a wide selection of drinks and a fantastic fresh food menu. Serving food in the bar, or in the dining room, at breakfast, lunchtime and in the evening. All food is freshly prepared and homecooked, available every day. On Fridays there are exciting fish specials and on Sundays you can enjoy a Sunday Roast with all the trimmings and lashings of gravy (full menu available as well). The Kenton Theatre is a stones throw away so you can enjoy a pre theatre meal, a drink at the interval or drinks after the show. The large picturesque garden at the rear, offers a lovely sunny seating area, to enjoy drinks, food and the sunshine throughout the day, children are very welcome, and they may even enjoy helping to feed the chickens!

Licensee Jolyon Miller

The Row Barge is one of Henley's oldest coaching inns. In a quiet residential area yet only moments from the centre of town and the stunning walks along the Thames, this 16th century traditional pub will satisfy those in search of a good drink, great home-cooked food and a warm and comforting welcome, for both locals and visitors alike. Enjoy a quick lunchtime snack, a hearty dinner, or a homey Sunday roast. Eat at the bar, or take time out to enjoy a laid back meal with friends and family. The courtyard garden will delight those who have not visited before. Accommodation is available at the Row Barge, please call the pub directly for rates and availability.

Licensee Melanie Roberson

The Saracens Head is a friendly community pub close to Henley town centre, offering a good range of well kept beers; in fact licensee Melanie Roberson won a joint award for Beer Quality for 2008. Having been run by the same family for 11 years, the Saracens Head has a loyal following of Henley locals, and draws customers to the pub for it's great value for money light bar snacks, warm welcome, and the excellent drinks range. To the rear of the pub you will find ample car parking and an attractive child friendly garden. With plenty to entertain you at the Saracens Head, including pool, darts, Sky TV and even a Wii, you might just pop in for a drink, but you'll want to stay all evening!

Licensee Sheila Ladmore-Murphy

The Seven Stars is a traditional old coaching inn, offering a very warm welcome to all. There are several bar areas and a really lovely large garden at the back. Serving home cooked food in a relaxed setting, the Seven Stars is an ideal stop off point on the A4 between Maidenhead and Reading.