The Crown Caversham - (Near Berkshire, South East)

Abboman Popped in for the first time in 30yrs....not much has changed...great to relive happy memories with my Grandad and Aunty Molly My very first pint was enjoyed here and there was a huge steak. Many happy visits over my teen years and early 20,s visiting from Poole.

Michael Johns Decent sushi. Would order again.

huseyin tapanci Had a wonderful dinner with my family at Spitiko on Prospect Street. The food was delicious, portions were generous, and the atmosphere felt warm and welcoming. The staff were friendly and attentive, making the whole experience even better. Definitely a place we’d love to visit again—highly recommended!

Bun Mok Really great location, great service and food. Especially love the garden during sunny days. Kids and dog friendly. It’s a must go for a readinger! Lots of parking and just a few minutes from caveraham.

Richard Page Stop & Taste is a takeaway diner, with table seating if you want to eat your takeaway inside. The service was prompt and friendly. The menu choices are varied and well displayed. Now to the food.. the lamb chops as a starter were made from high quality meat and spicy with a kick but not excessive. Delicious. The beef burger in a brioche bun was succulent… not surprising as the burgers are all made freshly onsite! Delicious. The crab and cheese burger tasty. Delicious. Hats off to Anton the Chef.. a local lad now serving his local community.

suki ng Whittington Tea Barge is very popular among people in Reading, and after joining their monthly 2-hour river cruise I can see why it has such a good reputation. The whole experience felt very special. The weather was warm and not windy, which made it perfect for cruising along the River Thames. With only 12 people on board, it was calm, friendly, and never crowded — a very personal experience compared to bigger boat trips. At the time of boarding, I was served the tea set. The handmade scones were fresh and delicious, and the service was good and welcoming throughout. The tea set also included sandwiches, desserts, and a choice of coffee or tea — all well prepared, nicely presented, and filling. It felt like the perfect balance between a traditional English tea and a relaxed river journey. Afterwards, I went up to the top deck. If the weather is good, I highly recommend sitting outside — the views of the River Thames are absolutely amazing and it is such a peaceful way to spend the afternoon. The whole cruise was very well organised, with enough time to enjoy both the food and the scenery without feeling rushed. For future visitors, it’s worth knowing that the river cruise only runs once a month and you need to reserve in advance as spaces are limited. On normal weekends, the barge stays in its usual spot on the river and serves a special weekend menu, so you can still enjoy eating on the boat even if there is no cruise that day. Overall, this was a wonderful and memorable experience — great food, friendly service, and beautiful river views. A lovely way to spend a couple of hours by the water in Reading. Highly recommended!