Trooper, Windsorback to pub details please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
Open plan L-shaped room with fake timber beams and lots of horse brasses, old kettles, hunting horns etc.......in fact anything made of brass is hung from the ceiling. Very 1970's feeling and a generally down at heel drab atmosphere yesterday afternoon with a number of exclusively male lone drinkers watching golf on tv while nursing pints. Very locals feel, off the tourist trail here. Fullers/Gales but only ESB and HSB on, Pride off. In fairness the beer was fine.
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Full of characters and charm!
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What a difference a year makes. This pub has gone from being one of the best to one of the worst in Windsor. Come on Fullers you can do better than this!
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This is where you can find real locals, good beer, and a good match on the television. And I agree that Saffron has the best Indian food in Windsor.
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Great, friendly, local but very inviting pub. I've had many a pleasany pint in the pub garden. Great Indian next door too, Saffron (best in Windsor).
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Friendly pub. Beer fantastic. And there's a good indian next door if the Trooper's stopped serving food. This pub is situated away from the busy high street and the main shopping area so you're unlikely to be pestered by tourists, hoodies or chavs.
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Another fine Windsor pub. The food is excellent (expecially the apple tart) with a varied menu. Not to be missed if you're staying in Windsor for a few days.
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