A new look for The Warren
The Warren in Wokingham has undergone a stunning refurbishment and re-opened its doors on Saturday. The pub has had a ...
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Wokingham’s Loch Fyne is shut this week for a major refurbishment
Loch Fyne in London Road, Wokingham A POPULAR Wokingham seafood restaurant will reopen on Saturday following a six-figure makeover. The ...
Prezzo in Wokingham and Woodley on list of store closures
WOKINGHAM’S branches of Italian restaurant chain Prezzo are to close in a bid to improve the firm’s financial position. Last ...
Wokingham gluten free restaurant Jessy’s closes down
Jessy's, a popular restaurant that specialised in gluten free dishes, has shut its doors. The Wokingham town centre diner opened in September ...
Food review: All’s fine with Loch Fyne’s summer specials
There’s certainly nothing fishy about this restaurant, just off the London Road in Wokingham, writes Harry Pamely Walking in to ...
GALLERY: Take a look at the new-improved Dog and Duck in Emmbrook
AN EMMBROOK pub has been given a new lease of life after a receiving a makeover. The Dog and Duck ...
Amazing eats for all at Barts Grill
Barts Grill 21 Wokingham Road Reading RG6 1LE 0118 966 2268 or 0118 966 2233 www.bartsgrill.com If you've ever driven into ...
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