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The Rose and Crown Public House is a 200 year old traditional English Pub, and is located just off the Windsor Road in the hamlet of Woodside, off the Windsor Road, just half a mile from Ascot Racecourse. There is ample parking available, and they have a nice garden too. The Pub has been run by the Morris family for over 10 years, and they pride themselves on offering the highest quality of service in a welcoming and friendly atmosphere. Food is served here and the Rose and Crown offers both Al-a-Carte and bar menu food, with a Chef specials offered nightly. They have good wines to accompany the meal. If you like a change, they have theme nights, Thai and Spanish, which have freshly made authentic foods. The Rose & Crown has won a Rosette award for its food for the last 4 consecutive years. Food is served Monday to Saturday lunch 12-2.30pm, Tuesday to Saturday evenings 7-9.30pm and Sunday lunch 12-4pm. The Rose & Crown dates back over two hundred years, hence the cosy, homely atmosphere. The Bar is of a traditional pub type, with low, beamed ceilings and numerous tables for you to relax and enjoy your drinks and food. There is also a garden for summer alfresco drinking.

A traditional pub that backs onto Ascot Racecourse. The landlords John and Lena Regelous have made the Stag a welcoming pub. The Stag is a traditional high street pub that is a popular favourite with the punters as it backs neatly onto the racecourse. The pub serves the good beers of Greene King. On at the time were I.P.A. and Abbot. Home made food is served at reasonable prices Monday to Saturday 11.30-2.30pm and 5.30-9.30pm. outside there is a courtyard come beer garden at the rear with a grassed area. No accommodation here.