The King and Castle, Windsor - pub details
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Address: 15-16 Thames Street, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4 1PL [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 6749) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Windsor & Eton Central (0.1 miles), Windsor & Eton Riverside (0.2 miles), Datchet (1.4 miles)
Chain: Lloyds
Pub facilities/features:
- TV
- Fruit machines, Quiz machines (itbox)
- Food served, Sunday roast, Real ale
- Outside seating, Wireless internet access (provided by The Cloud)
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> Current user rating: 5.4/10 (rated by 51 users)
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user reviews of the King and Castle, Windsor
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| If you get lucky & find one of the window tables on the first floor - superb. Beer fine. Expensive food for a Spoons though. What a potential booze up if you get there early on royal wedding day. However, no doubt it will be full of people buying a couple of coffees and staying there all day Wilson_MacDonald - 17 Feb 2018 09:33 |
| Large pub on 3 floors, big beer garden to rear with a smoking terrace overlooking the beer garden. Friendly & efficient bar staff. On our visits I had pints of Nethergate Brewery 'Old Growler' [5%], very tasty pint, Grafton Brewery 'Apricot Jungle' [4.8%], very nice & fruity, Adnams 'Broadside' a good ale, & Gage Rorus 'Sleeping Giant IPA' [5%] quite tasty. alehippy - 16 Jan 2018 19:26 |
| Hey, what happened to the floor? Has it been taken out? It was there when I last visited. Wait 'til Paul37 finds out. ClareBaldingsChin - 20 Jan 2016 17:16 |
| 'Isss bladdy lavvly in there', said the Turkish pilot. 'Isss call King and Castle, opposite Windsor Castle in Eeengland. We flying there now.' I noted his enthusiasm, whilst casually re-engaging the autopilot that he'd mistakenly disabled when his copious beer belly unconsciously pressed against the control panel. 'Now get out of the cockpeet, if the stewardess sees you in here, she'll lash our bare arses'. With that image burnt on my memory, I took my leave and returned to my seat. Landing at Gatwick, I simply ran from the plane steps to the perimeter fence and scaled it mirthfully. I eschewed immigration and customs and abandoned my luggage. Hampered by Cuban heels, I ran a pain-filled 28 miles as the crow files to the King and Castle across fields, ignoring cat-calls from farmers and wolf whistles of fugitives and holed-up highwaymen. On arrival, I discovered its unique feature, one the Turkish pilot failed to mention - the pub has no floor. One enters and immediately takes hold of scaffold poles and traverses them 'monkey-bar' style to the bar. Transvestite robots populate the bar and efficiently tell you which 20 ales are unavailable. I was reduced to a gallon of Devil's Backbone. Its rather awkward to drink while you hang from the scaffolds - you have to let go with one hand and swipe your beer from the bar to mouth and back again before you fall into the swamps below. The toilets are another matter entirely - I feel sorry for the poor attendant, balancing and juggling his aftershaves and wares. They really should invest in a floor. senberbex - 20 Jan 2016 15:50 |
| Just keep reporting him. They will have to do something eventually!!!!!! Thelittleman - 20 Jan 2016 11:37 |
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