Restaurants in Goring

The Beetle and Wedge

The Beetle & Wedge Boathouse, Ferry Ln, Moulsford, Wallingford

This pub was recommended to us by a local dog walker. He said they welcomed dogs, and the food was good. We were probably very lucky to get a table when we did. It did get busy quickly after we arrived. Although the manager tried to accommodate walk-ins, I heard some people being turned away.The menu is fair, with perhaps some choice limitations. I felt the mushroom risotto was a bit too salty, and fyi vegetable crisps go soggy quickly if you serve them on top of steaming food. Other than that, it was a filling and tasty dish. Watching other customer's food, that all looked good too.The desserts were tasty, especially the sticky toffee pudding. The location was lovely. The service was perfectly fine, and we didn't wait too long at all. The cost was reasonable. We will definitely return. Best advice; book a table or go at quieter times to enjoy the peaceful location.

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Superb897 Reviews 4.6

Pierreponts Café Reading

High St, Goring, Reading

As cyclists we always stop here for a caffeine hit and sugar punch before hitting the quad killer called Streatley Hill. Great little cafe, very pleasant staff and a perfect location!.....tres bon!!....

Superb78 Reviews 4.33333

The Village Café

9, The Arcade, 9 High St, Goring, Reading

Stopped by to kill time before a wedding nearby and absolutely loved it, the staff are lovely and the coffee was very well made. Prices are reasonable with a variety of options available, both food and drinks were of the best quality.Dietary restrictions: Alternative milks available

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Superb38 Reviews 4.4

Peacock Restaurant

Beale Park, Lower Basildon, Reading

I had a lot of fun visiting this place and enjoyed seeing all the exotic, interesting animals. I’m seeking a job hear for some experience at some point and hope I can get a good space.

Average10 Reviews 3.2

The Swan at Streatley, Coppa Club

Streatley - On - Thames Nr, Reading

Thameside location which would be beautiful in the daytime, overlooking the river with uninterrupted views. We went for an evening meal, it's full of relaxing spaces to eat and drink and with a bar area.. Good live music as background on the thurs evening we visited. Menu is varied and good quality. We shared an ample sized nduja 'pizzetta' great tasty starter, followed by a share of two platters, a crudites with pittas hummus and beetroot, and then antipasti meats with a soft cheese and seeded bread. Crudites very fresh and crisp. Good variety of meats, bread moreish. All excellent. Could not fault any of it. Highly recommended. But let's be clear it's not a pub, more a wine bar/restaurant.

Good151 Reviews 4