Entertainment in Berkshire
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Crooked House Tea Rooms
Windsor’s answer to the Leaning Tower of Pisa, this tiny traditional tearoom comes complete with sloping floors, wooden beams and royal cream teas.
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Two Brewers
This 17th-century inn perched on the edge of Windsor Great Park is close to the castle’s tradesmen’s entrance and supposedly frequented by staff from the castle. Think low-beamed ceilings, dim lighting and royal photographs with irreverent captions on the wall.
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Henry VI
Another old pub, but this time the low ceilings and subtle lighting are mixed with leather sofas and modern design. It's the kind of place where you can sit back with an afternoon pint and read the paper. There's a nice garden for alfresco dining and live music at weekends.
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Windsor Arts Centre
The Windsor Arts Centre is a comedy, film, theatre, live music and dance venue with events for kids.
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Waterman's Arms
The place to meet rowers.
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Vanilla
This funky bar-club has a champagne-and-cocktail bar, dance floor, lounge area and a snappy dress code.
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Two Brewers
A gorgeous 17th-century inn perched just near Windsor Great Park and the Long Walk.
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Theatre Royal
The Theatre Royal features a wide repertoire of theatre productions, from pantomime to first runs.
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Mantra
The chandeliers and exposed brickwork make this bar-club under the railway arches a chic evening option (no trainers) for the over-25 crowd.
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Henry VI
A supercool pub in which to sip an afternoon pint and discuss poetry. On Friday and Saturday evenings rock out to live pop music.
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Fifty One
Slightly lacking in atmosphere, this bar has live music on Wednesdays and theme nights such as Brazilian samba.
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Bar Yello
Another boozing option under the railway arches.
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