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The Crown at Bray

Old-world, beamed inn showcasing owner Heston Blumenthal's gastropub menu, and offering real ales

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The Crown at Bray is located at High St, Bray, Maidenhead SL6 2AH, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with The Crown at Bray and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

We have set out to create a local hub and community. A country pub that the locals are proud to welcome all.The Crown serves simple yet perfectly executed traditional pub food and a crowd pleasing selection of drinks.

Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone. 01628 621936

Need to know more about this business, please call us during business hours or visit our website and can get more information -https://www.thecrownatbray.com/

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Anthony Walsh

4 Google Rating

We only stopped here en route because the Good Pub Guide recommended it as a pub close to a motorway

4/ 5

We only stopped here en route because the Good Pub Guide recommended it as a pub close to a motorway junction. We only wanted a snack and this was a restaurant rather than a pub. Food was good but pricey. We should have done a bit more research!

James Maltby

4 Google Rating

Well, it's Bray so it's going to be pricey... Amazed still how much higher than London prices they c

4/ 5

Well, it's Bray so it's going to be pricey... Amazed still how much higher than London prices they can charge though! Food was great, kids' burger was tiny (would probably suit a 5-6 year old rather than anyone bigger), service was attentive and friendly.

Sorcha Williamson

5 Google Rating

Roast in dinner on a Sunday is amazing! Service was amazing. They have a gorgeous garden with a huge

5/ 5

Roast in dinner on a Sunday is amazing! Service was amazing. They have a gorgeous garden with a huge gazebo which has air con! Would definitely recommend

Roy Anderton

4 Google Rating

Great idea to put alfresco bar out and make the most of their garden. Could have been quicker in get

4/ 5

Great idea to put alfresco bar out and make the most of their garden. Could have been quicker in getting tables ready. but all good like the sunny weather

Jeff Mcd

3 Google Rating

Sitting in a tent in the garden may be alright in the summer but not in the middle of winter… no m

3/ 5

Sitting in a tent in the garden may be alright in the summer but not in the middle of winter… no matter how lovely the food or service is… sitting with your winter coat on & having freezing cold feet does tend to make it a memorable occasion but for the wrong reason… I may return but it will definitely be when the weather warms up..

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  • Tuesday11:30 AM - 08:45 PM
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  • Thursday11:30 AM - 09:45 PM
  • Friday11:30 AM - 09:45 PM
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