Stubbings Cafe - (Near Berkshire, South East)

Wendy Crook We have just enjoyed a 2 night stay here and everything was superb! Staff were very polite a credit to you. Room was lovely and a wonderful cosy atmosphere in lounge/bar area. We will definitely stay here again when next in area. Thank you for Prosecco!

Tabitha Cole Food was really, really good. We went on a Saturday where there was live music too which was nice if you are into it. It felt like a really lively place for the size. Service was really good too. Couldnt fault it really. Its not cheap but the quality was great.

Andreas Michler We spent a night here by chance while passing through. We were thrilled. The atmosphere, the drinks and food, as well as the helpful staff, everything was top-notch. We will definitely spend our vacation in this area and at this hotel. Our two dogs were also welcome and felt at home. A clear 5-star rating.

Max Anastasiou A lovely pub for a Sunday lunch. One of the best roast dinners I’ve had in a while. Great veg to go with the roast and all very fairly priced. The service was top notch, but didn’t get the name of the guy who was our server. Saw ‘trial’ on the receipt… so if he’s not there full time- hire him!

Chanté B From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with a warm smile and a friendly welcome from a team member named Lance. He sat us down, asked about any allergies, and explained that due to my allergy, we would need to order at the till as part of their policy. I appreciated the care and clarity. The manager who took our order was absolutely lovely, and throughout the evening Lance—as well as other staff members—checked in on us from time to time. Every team member we encountered was exceptionally fantastic. I really enjoyed my dining experience here. Thank you

Dave Hayward Can unfortunately only confirm that its totally inauthentic these days. Am sure we had a good time here a year of so ago. Feels like thai made up from local Tesco or Sainsburys ingredients Didnt dislike our food, and it actually arrived very quickly, and was hot, but it felt like another culture were just making up "Thai" because they inherited a restaurant with Thai in the name. Am sure no Thai people would put this out. Watery, buttery Thai green curry, etc. no coconut. No spice. Laab Kai (one of my favourite dishes) was cherry tomatoes, a quartered cucumber, raw red onion and some raw bean sprouts plus the chicken. As others have said more like a greek salad? It was all edible and we ate it and satisfied enough / not poisoned, but Id not order again.