The Little Angel, Remenham - pub details

Address: Remenham Lane, Remenham, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, RG9 2LS [map] [gmap]

Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 7027) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras

Nearest train stations Henley-on-thames (0.3 miles), Shiplake (2.1 miles), Wargrave (3.1 miles)

Pub facilities/features:

  • Food served
  • Car park

Pub suggested by Louisa on 12 Mar 2004

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> Current user rating: 5.7/10 (rated by 11 users)
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Went here yesterday as part of the "Brakspears Henley Ale Trail" The Pub itself was empty at Lunchtime but the rear Patio was quite busy with people soaking up the July Sunshine. Nice Pints of Brakspears Bitter and Oxford Gold, but was one of dearer pints I found in the area. I used this Pub many years ago when it has a warm friendly evening atmoshere albeit full of Hooray Henry types that looked down there nose when you walked into "their" pub. Now the pub has been Gutted and extended and has a large Conservatory on the side. Most of the seating has been turned over to dining and there are Varnished floors everywhere. I am sure that this pub is still a great place to eat of an evening but is more of a Resturant/Gastro Pub than the place was in days gone by. Would not bother to go back if I did not need to get the Ale Trail Stamp.
Bitter_Man - 26 Jul 2011 14:23
Stay away from the steaks! The worse I have ever had (confirmed by my partner who also had steak). Burnt on the outside, raw in the middle and unchewable!
The service was extremely slow, we got the impression they were waiting for the place to fill up before even getting started. Another of our company had fish and that was OK, luckily or the occasion would have been a write-off. I would have sent the food back but didn't want to spoilt the meet-up atmosphere (quick meal with friends en route to somewhere else), but I wouldn't go there again unless it was just for a drink.
J_T - 10 Mar 2010 15:35
A nice old building on the outside, with the inside having been done out in a very 'modern ambient' feel.

Two ales on (Brakspears Bitter and Hobgoblin) which are usually OK without being particularly inspiring.

It's OK but I struggle to find much affinity for the place. I wouldn't want to stay for longer than a pint.
Quinno - 17 Nov 2008 19:19
This is probably the most snobby and obnoxious pub I've ever been to. The management's attitude to children is appalling, expecting them to sit in silence. And if they don't, you can be sure that the very rude landlord will be on you straight away to complain. Some of the other patrons also seem to have that attitude as well, turning their snobby noses up in the air if a child makes any sound beyond a whisper. This is a very children intolerant place, no kids menu, and no attempt at making families with young children welcome. They cocked up our food order, and were very unhelpful in rectifying it ... leaving our children waiting a very long time for their food, and then the landlord complains to US when your child starts to whinge a little that they are hungry. Henley is a lovely place that I visit many times, and have taken clients to this pub before for business lunches or after work drinks. The rest of the staff in the pub are really nice, but that's not enough to ever make me think of going their again with either my family, friends or business clients. Worst pub I've ever experienced and I've been to a few!
anonymous - 3 Jun 2007 09:15
Really nice pub. Interesting decor. Lovely food and idyllic setting, even on a blowy March afternoon with a 1 year old daughter to control. Need high chairs I think!
aidywag - 3 Apr 2007 20:07

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