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Stag Pub

Stylish dining with pub classics, lighter mains, cask ales, fine wines and champagnes.

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Located on High Street in Ascot, Stag Pub is your go-to destination for a delightful dining experience with friends and family. This inviting pub boasts a cozy atmosphere where you can unwind with your favorite drinks while savoring mouthwatering dishes from our extensive menu. Whether you’re looking to celebrate a special occasion or just enjoy a casual night out, Stag Pub caters to all your needs. Our selection of drinks pairs perfectly with our delicious meals, making it an exceptional choice for any gathering. Visit us today and discover why we are the local favorite!

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Matt

5 Google Rating

What an absolutely lovely pub. This is just what Greene King should be doing across a good few of th

5/ 5

What an absolutely lovely pub. This is just what Greene King should be doing across a good few of their others. The Stag is well-run with brilliant staff. The decor is really tasteful with plenty of seating. The food menu is fantastic with especially good burgers. Great range of beers too.

Phil Williams

4 Google Rating

Nice pub on Ascor High St. Large spaces inside with extra out the back. Great selection of beers. If

4/ 5

Nice pub on Ascor High St. Large spaces inside with extra out the back. Great selection of beers. If I was more local I'd be a regular!

Paul Brown

3 Google Rating

Well it was busy in run up to Christmas and the food choices are very limited to a mac D style. The

3/ 5

Well it was busy in run up to Christmas and the food choices are very limited to a mac D style. The limited staff did work hard yet remain calm. It's OK inside but not a lot of character. Reasonable drinks range.

Jeremy Payne

5 Google Rating

Dog friendly, amazing food, excellent staff, well priced, fantastic building on Ascot high street, o

5/ 5

Dog friendly, amazing food, excellent staff, well priced, fantastic building on Ascot high street, outdoor heated seating or indoor, great for individuals and groups... I couldn't fault this place if I wanted to. Thanks for having us for lunch, hopefully see you again soon!

Mark Minehan

5 Google Rating

Awesome. No reservations required here and they don't think they are better than they are. Which is

5/ 5

Awesome. No reservations required here and they don't think they are better than they are. Which is a pub by the way. Keep it up guys.

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  • Saturday11:00 AM - 05:00 PM
  • Sunday09:00 AM - 08:00 PM
  • Monday09:00 AM - 08:00 PM
  • Tuesday09:00 AM - 08:00 PM
  • Wednesday09:00 AM - 08:00 PM
  • Thursday09:00 AM - 08:00 PM
  • Friday09:00 AM - 08:00 PM
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