Boat House - (Near , South East)

5 /5 Christine Matthias-Jones: This is our local pub so we may be a tad biased…… but we always enjoy coming here! In the week it’s always quite quiet in the evening, with a decent 2 meals for £15 deal. It gets more lively at the weekend (or whenever there’s live sport on the tv!). It was re-decorated following the 2024 floods so the inside feels open, modern and nicely decorated. There’s a great selection of drinks - especially the beer on tap, and gin too. The Sunday roast it bargain for money - a big win with the family!!

5 /5 Kat Eakin: Been to this lovely pub a few times now and 100% recommended. It’s in a great location right on the river so beautiful views and it’s nicely decorated with a good vibe. The team are always friendly and helpful. They have a great selection of food and drinks and all good quality. Thanks to the team for always making it a nice visit!

2 /5 Jamie Linsdell: Great location by the old Bridge and next to the river, plus staff were helpful but the food we had was pretty poor. Had some drinks and then the Ultimate sharer whos tenders and wings were skinny, miniature and overly fried - not good. Didnt bother getting mains as didnt want to waste money. Would never eat here again

5 /5 Shawn Downey: A Surprise Riverside Gem – With a Dog Spa and a Parking Plot Twist! We stumbled upon the Boat House Pub in Wallingford -on-Thames quite by accident — and what a lovely detour it turned out to be! Perched right beside the Thames, it’s the sort of place that makes you want to order a long drink, lean back, and pretend youre the captain of one of the boats gently cruising past. The wildlife was entertaining, the drinks chilled, and our meal was exactly what youd hope for on a lazy riverside afternoon. So enchanted were we, we came back for breakfast the next morning — which says it all really. Now, here’s the twist: not only is this place friendly to humans, but it’s basically a 5-star spa for dogs. We’re talking blankets, bowls of fresh water, and an apparently unlimited supply of dog treats. Frankly, we were tempted to bark just to get in on the pampering. One thing to watch out for: do not assume there’s parking right outside unless you enjoy deciphering a jungle of “PRIVATE - NO TURNING - YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED” signs. But fear not — a substantial public car park nearby offers free parking for the first hour and overnight on weekends, which totally adds to the charm and ease of the visit once you find it. In short: delightful food, scenic riverside vibes, dogs treated like royalty, and even the parking turns out friendlier than first impressions suggest. Why not try it?

2 /5 Alona R: great location, cozy pub, pretty tasty food, but service is disgusting. Waiters dont come to the counter to take orders, you have to go to the bar. There werent many people, but we waited 1:05 for two plates of food!! until we ourselves approached the waiter and asked to check where the order was. We went in to eat, but the mood was ruined. Management!? take a closer look at the waiters work, its disgusting!