4 Best Comfort Food Restaurants In Aldermaston

4 restaurants available nearby

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1. Monks Retreat Reading

Price: Moderate

• Comfort food • Reading

Welcome to The Monks Retreat, a cherished gem in the heart of Reading, renowned for its delectable Comfort Food. This high street pub not only promises a vibrant atmosphere with live sports and events but also excels in serving hearty, well-cooked meals that are both affordable and satisfying. Patrons rave about the "biggest fish I've ever had in a pub" and commend the mixed grill for being "just right." The warm, inviting vibes are complemented by staff who go the extra mile, like Nikki, who is frequently mentioned for her friendly and efficient service. Whether it's for a quick lunch, a leisurely dinner, or a night out with friends, The Monks Retreat offers a perfect blend of great food, good value, and a welcoming environment, making every visit memorable.

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2. The Boundary Reading

5.0

Exceptional(1)

Price: Expensive

• Comfort food • Reading

Welcome to The Boundary in Reading, where the spirit of true Comfort Food cuisine thrives in every dish! Recently revamped, this beloved spot has quickly become a haven for those seeking hearty, soul-satisfying meals paired with exceptional service. Guests rave about the "delicious" big breakfast and the generous brunch offerings, emphasizing both quality and taste. As one satisfied diner put it, the food here is "cooked to perfection every time," showcasing the authenticity and attention to detail that The Boundary prides itself on. Whether you're in for a casual meal or a special gathering, The Boundary promises a warm, welcoming atmosphere and "the best and most delicious food" to make your visit memorable.

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3. Slug & Lettuce - Newbury

2.0

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Price: Moderate

• Comfort food • Newbury

Nestled in the charming heart of Newbury’s market square, Slug & Lettuce - Newbury stands out as a beacon of British cuisine. Known for its stunning canal views and a picturesque setting, this spot promises more than just a meal. It delivers an authentic British dining experience from breakfast to dinner. Diners consistently praise the exceptional food and service, noting dishes are "hot and well presented" and the atmosphere always "lovely." Whether it's for the "great option for a bottomless brunch" or the praised "steak sandwich," every visit seems to leave guests planning their next. Perfect for any occasion, Slug & Lettuce - Newbury ensures a memorable dining experience with its "friendly and enthusiastic team" and "continuously great service."

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4. Seven Red Roses Reading

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Price: Moderate

• Comfort food • Reading

At Seven Red Roses in Reading, the essence of British cuisine is celebrated with every dish served. Nestled in Lower Earley, this pub is a true gem where "the food... WOW... not one complaint from us. Everything was delicious, perfectly cooked and nicely presented" as one glowing review highlights. Patrons rave about the authenticity and exceptional quality of the British fare, with favorites like the "Gammon, egg, chips and peas special" and a "delicious" chicken burger. It's not just the food that draws people in but also the warm, welcoming atmosphere and the commendable service that make every visit memorable. Seven Red Roses isn't just a place to eat; it's a destination for those who appreciate real British pub culture and cuisine.

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4 restaurants available nearby

1. Monks Retreat Reading

2. The Boundary Reading

3. Slug & Lettuce - Newbury

4. Seven Red Roses Reading

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