The Wellington Arms in Bracknell Forest

Absolutely wonderful food and service. Great mothers day roasts and the chef catered for my daughters request for a dessert not on the menu. The beef and lamb were so tender and loved the veg and the Yorkshire pudding which was as big as a soup bowl. Thanks Kiko and team

Came here for a Roast Dinner ,first time . It was the Best Roast we have had in a long time .Homemade roast potatoes, yorkshire puds lovely beef lamb, chicken a Trio roast , and the gravy was very good , The staff friendly ,will be back again ..

We booked the function room / front bar for Dads 90th and the staff and Buffett were great. Perfect size and location and staff went out of their way to help.

This spot is great for any occasion. Delicious food, amazing service and very friendly and welcoming staff! Highly recommend!

Unbelievably rude manager I called to ask for their dj details as trying to book their dj I was aware they were busy so kept it quick Response from manager was I was a complete time waster when he was busy and refused to help even though I was extremely polite Was so shocked at his rudeness it left me shaken

Amazing food. Massive portions, no way to eat them whole. Everything taste fresh, full of flavours and just delicious. Chef will work around your needs/adjustments with no problem, you can tell him your favourite ingredients and he comes out with great dishes 😍 Recommend for family outing, playground in the outside area is a big plus for parents who want to eat tasty food while children play 😋

Food was substandard and when eating it had a strange twang to it. It didn't taste fresh and I wouldn't go again

Stayed at premier inn down the road had food in the beefeater next door, not good the garlic glad bread was like a kids meal. So following night went here lovely pub food was pucku 10/10 first class, would highly recommend. Amazing night.

We went to a wake there for are friend Bob, the staff coped amazingly well considering the huge amount of people that turned up to give him a great send-off. We stayed the evening to watch the England match. We had an amazing Chilli and chips. It was a great atmosphere and thanks again for allowing us to stay overnight in our campervan

We arrived just before 3pm and were the last to be served food. I was nervous that we’d get some kind of ‘leftover’ dishes but all of our food was excellent and freshly made. The staff were very attentive and polite, too. The only slight annoyance was that the music was pretty loud, so most of the customers had to talk really loudly to compete with it.

I passed by with my family for Sunday dinner and has very good service, and value for money. The food was out of this world .well done guys.

I’ve never been so disgusted by the service we received here and in the end, the service ended in us walking out. We emailed in advance to book a table for 6 of us for a Thursday night. We were there from 8:30 to 10pm and we were served once and received 1 round of drinks, whilst the tables around us had glasses piled up on their tables from being served regularly throughout the night. During that time we approached the bar at least 4x. The final time resulted in a woman, I think with a Scottish accent coming to serve us. When she approached us she didn’t say hello, she didn’t apologise, she was extremely stand offish. On ordering, one of the girls asked what beers were on tap. The waitress mockingly laughed, and said “seriously” in a sarcastic tone that was extremely condescending and patronising which left us all speechless, awkward and uncomfortable. We were that taken aback by the treatment that we actually just walked out after she left our table. It was honestly a horrible experience. It was our first night out after lock down. It felt like the staff didn’t care at all for us as customers. They were more concerned with the other tables ( that had far more than 6 people on each) that I can only assume were regulars since at points we saw a waiter sit down and join them on the tables briefly. We were polite and patient but were not met with the same tone. I can understand things get busy and it’s difficult coming back after a long time shut down. But all it takes is an apology and some sort of effort to remedy the situation? Instead we were treated as major inconvenience. We were at the pub 90 minutes and received one round, which is pretty astonishing. I don’t know who is in charge of running this pub. But customers should not be treated as we were. I hope that my review is taken seriously because it’s just not okay to treat and speak to people like that.

Called the pub to ask if we needed to book a table . Told 'no' they were not taking bookings but just turn up at 20.00 . Cycled 4 miles and arrived at about 19.45 and greeted by a couple of lovely young bar staff , given a menu and explanation of the process of ordering etc (as per Covid). Went to bar at 19.55 (CLOSES FOR FOOD ORDERS AT 20.45),told sorry Chef has shut up kitchen . There were at least 4 people waiting to order food having been given menus . Chef can clearly be seen drinking his beer in background . Ask who is DPS (Designated Premises Supervisor ) and he will not be in till 22.30 to cash up . I have to say the 3 very young bar staff were very polite but had no idea that the DPS should be contactable at all times. The 'Chef' I spoke to later in the bar and he was clearly well oiled,bit of a difficult conversation as he did not speak much English . Very disappointing for a pub I have been going to for years but I do notice its up for sale so please please someone but this pub which has huge potential and keep the 'Welly' Arms going .

Lovely tasty fresh food.Attentive staff and all round nice experience.We would highly recommend this pub.

A popped in with a group of friends after a walk. They were busy but we still received a warm welcome. We had drinks and snacks.

Love this place, fantastic atmosphere and always something going on. Lots of atmosphere and great outside/beer garden area. Staff are Fantastic 👍

A local venue my brother and his family use. I drive over to see my Dad, before he flies back home. I'd not been in this pub for many a year, but was immediately impressed with the decor and the two fin and friendly ladies working that night. Easy to notice an excellent array of Ales, predominantly Brakspear, as well as a vast selection of lagers. The Guinness we had was top drawer. My Dad, having been here a couple of times already in recent days, recommended the chicken burger, which along with the fries and coleslaw was very good indeed. A proper chicken breast and the meals were very nicely presented. The kind lady made my Dad a superb Irish coffee to end a very nice evening.

We moved into the Bracknell area recently and someone recommended this pub to us. We were pleasantly surprised by how much it suited our tastes - nice welcome, attractive decor, pleasant efficient service, interesting menu and good food (we ate 3 courses each) and not too expensive. They have a new chef, which the locals were saying has made a huge difference. Will definitely give it another try, in the not too distant future.

Popped in for lunch on way to an afternoon wedding. The staff were fabulous and really looked after us. The food was excellent, really yummy and plenty of it. We had a real mix of food from the menu and it was all really hot, fresh and delicious. I would thoroughly recommend this pub and look forward to returning the next time we are visiting the area. The children’s play area was a massive hit with my little boy too!

Nice quite side bar with lovely atmosphere. We ordered the Esperadas which taste as spectacular as they look. Great service. Looking forward to trying their Sunday roasts which we were told start soon.

Took the family for lunch recently to check out the new menu at The Wellington Arms Sandhurst and we weren’t disappointed! Excellent meals from delicious mussels and baked cod dishes to the fast -becoming-famous spectacular chicken estepan kebabs! Great food and service. Would highly recommend.

Had a lunch time visit with wife and my mother. The burger was really good and every dish was a generous portion. The pub is a fantastic location and serves a great pint to

Friendly staff, not a very varied lunch menu, more " old style" pub food. Not a problem this time as just looking for something light. Nice beer. Place could do with a bit of paint and tidy up, especially the toilets. Had a tuna melt was excellent, small side salad and some chips.

Decent enough food although pricey given the rather standard nature of what they serve. £36 for two adults and a child on the expensive side I would say. Staff are hard to distinguish as there seems to be no set dress code, this would help I would say.

Went to the Wellington for a Birthday lunch with 5 adults and 3 kids. We ordered our food and after an hour of waiting we enquired where our order was!!!!

Pub that is popular with the locals Had a quick evening drink here but pub was really busy not the place to have a quite drink!

Well wot can I say poor from the start waiting ages for food and all we ordered were sandwiches And well the drinks were over priced and not good quality as though the people don’t know how to keep there beer avoid at all costs

Food is ok but probably the most expensive drinks in the village. Outside sitting area is good though.

Two of us stayed and four of us ate, and from the four two thought it okay, one good, and one....hmmmmmmm, so all in all we felt that it was all okay and we got what we paid for.

We arranged to meet friends here for a few drinks after dinner as it was a rare warm evening and we all live locally. Being a Sunday evening last orders were at 10.30pm and the bell was rung to let everybody know. Last drinks were bought and many people including us were chatting outside on the decking area, the patio heaters and lights were switched off and then a very rude staff member came out and told us all VERY rudely to leave now. We politely asked if we could just finish our drinks, he said no we had to leave now. We were all really shocked & taken aback by his attitude. We fully appreciated that it was Sunday evening and therefore earlier closing but a more tolerant and a friendlier approach could have been taken by this gentleman. Instead it has left such a nasty taste that we wont ever go back.. .we were spoken to like we were a group of beligerent children. Totally unacceptable.

Came here as near to where my friend lived. It seemed ok, but as the evening went on it got busier with "white van men" who got louder and louder. There was a family with 2 young teenagers just lounging in the bar on i-pads occasionally shouting at their parents. The food was pretty poor, nachos were cheap and cheerful, and my friend had a meat pie that had been microwaved so pastry was inedible. They did not charge for that but my friend left hungry. To be honest we just felt intimidated by all the loud people in the bar and left as soon as possible.

Visited yesterday with a friend for lunch. We were a bit dubious and right to be so! Didn't get off to a good start as the cider I was about to order had run out but it didn't really bother me.

Mostly it's a pub, but there are several rooms there. Rooms are quite old, but clean. Bed was very comfortable and it was warm in the room. In front of the hotel there is large park.

My son and I tried the curry night and really impressive.... good curry choice with amazing flavours. There is a new chef and he seems to know his stuff. Good value for money... can only say give it a try.

I visited here today (08/11/17) with friends and had a lovely lunch which was cooked well and the prices are good. We ordered baguettes with chicken and salad which comes with crisps and a small bit of salad. Good selection of food on the menu and plenty of choice of drinks. If you are visiting this pub during weekdays just bere in mind they stop serving food at 14.45 hours. However from Friday until Sunday I believe they serve food all day. They also have accomodation here too. Recommended.

Visited for Sunday Roast with the family. We had 3 roast beef and 2 roast chicken, served with roast potatoes, parsnips, Yorkshire pudding and veg (broccoli, carrots and cauliflower) £8.95.

Would never stay here again everything was a disaster from the food to trying to charge us extra in the morning for more guests for the room when they didn't stay. The staff were very rude. Unhelpful and the rooms were very dark with lighting to get ready, had to open the curtains which people can see straight in as the garden looks in, will not use this place again absolutely terrible

This is a lovely English pub. Very warm welcome, great staff and nice atmosphere. Lovely outside beer garden, although in late September I didn’t use it. Good selection of drinks and excellent pub menu. Highly recommended

Great pub with a fantastic outside area too fantastic in the summer, food is of good quality and the staff are friendly

Después el servicio fue terrible en un restaurante cerca del Wellington fue recomendado. Personas encantadoras que llamé a otros restaurantes locales en nuestro nombre para encontrar algún lugar donde pudiéramos comer ya que había dejado de comer antes. . Por encima y más allá. ....

Ambiente agradable pub repleto jardín en el verano. Comida razonable y bien presentado, noches de concurso muy concurrido y en conjunto un buen pub amable.

Fue muy agradable tener un agradable pub local cerca. Ir allí principalmente para el almuerzo. Yo personalmente creo que la comida estaba "bien" me explico, es un pub Always tomó mi pequeño conmigo porque es bastante amplio, con muchos asientos afuera, y mi pequeño puede correr. Tan sólo espero que hay una pequeña zona de juegos exterior, porque creo que atraería más clientes con niños.

Stopped in for a quick pint. Friendly staff, busy atmosphere and cold beer on a hot summer's day! The outdoor seating area is large.

There's a perfectly good Wetherspoons in bracknell and camberley.This place couldn't make a cheeseburger in under an hour. Then they gave it to the wrong person, after that fun, the bar staff didn't understand how to refund. The manager didn't even come out to apologise. I would not bother, if you wanna stay anywhere the travel lodge is cheaper. If you want food follow the road to camberley for renown chain restaurants.

I live 100 Mts away from the Welli so it is very convenient when I have business visitors that I take them there. Today was my first visit since the new menu and it is such a shame. The new menu is essentially burgers with a few specials. Normal pub grub favourites have been removed. The beer is still good, and the outside space will ensure it is always popular in the summer, but not as a place for something to eat.

Food took over 30 minutes, lipstick on drinks glass. Jacket potatoes cost £7.50 and were the size of a tennis ball - complained and got some money back. Beer was decidedly average. Management were apologetic but not a good experience for a quick bite to eat.

Great pub. Great food with varied menu. Great atmosphere, with friendly staff. Well worth a visit. Sort of my local.

Unbelievably this was first time in 10 years of living in sandhurst that I've been here. Clean inside, although it was such a hot day the only reason to go inside was to order. Sat outside and both had burger meals. A tad expensive but very well done. In all a pleasant Saturday evening.

I had a great jacket potato for lunch here, which you would think isn't hard but tell that to the Tesco cafe! The size and quality of spud, toppings and salad garnish were perfect.

Pop along now and again for a quick spur of the moment meal and drink. Fairly decent menu choice and very reasonably priced.Staff always friendly and welcoming.

We revisited the Wellington arms for the first time in a while for Sunday lunch but sad to say not of the standard of the past no Sunday roast as it is summer time and the food seemed to be microwaved not cooked fresh as before the burger I had the bun was still have frozen we did mention this to the staff on the staff the 3 young ladies behind the bar were very pleasant and polite

As well as being a great community venue this pub will not disappoint with food, service or atmosphere. The staff are welcoming and accommodating and the menu is varied, well presented, good produce and value for money.

Great outdoor space that allowed us to enjoy a Sunday roast al fresco but the large umbrellas ensured if the weather turned we'd be ok! Generous portions and amazing cauliflower cheese side dish

I took my 91 year old father here for a Father's Day treat. He really enjoyed the food which was a traditional roast served piping hot with plenty of veg. The downside was the noise in the bar - he's deaf so we couldn't have a conversation. Also you had to order food and drinks at the bar. Do not go here for a peaceful meal.

My family took me to the Wellington Arms for my birthday dinner. The service was good, waitresses polite and smiling, food was good for a top end pub. Even the children's meals were good. Place was clean and decorated in old English style.We will definitely visit the restaurant again.

We ate her as a group of 7. We all ordered the tapas which I have to say was lovely and was great value at £3.50 per dish. We are outside as the weather was good. All round very good, staff were excellent too.

Nice place for a few drinks after work. Was here on business & staying at the local premier Inn but managed to get out for a few. Nice draught products & friendly staff.

Stayed for 2 nights on local business. Room was very clean and presented. Small but nice touches with varied coffee tea and chocolate choices. Food was good, decent choices, value for money, decent quality and well presented.The bar fills up with a good atmosphere of both visitors and locals.

Great pub. Food was fantastic lovely roast beef with all the trimmings. Excellent services and the chocolate fudge cake was lovely to finish the meal with.

Had a brilliant sunday roast beef here. Great service. Food delicious. Would definitely eat here again

I live very close to this pub and I love it it's has a amazing atmosphere and the food is always amazing. The staff are always friendly and welcoming and even though it does get busy it's always a lovely place to be.

this is a great traditional brewery owned pub which we have visited for 30years the food is very good and very good service there is also a good beer garden which you can visit with the children after you have taken them for a play on the play area on the sandhurst recreation ground opposite

Very impressed with both service and food. Atmosphere was very nice with not too loud music and very soothing decor. Fresh flowers on the table. You had to order food at the bar which was quick and easy. First course I had camembert which was the right temperature served with warm fresh bread, delicious. My son had nachos which was a large portion and very tasty. I then had beer battered fish which was really well presented with lovely crispy batter arounda large fish perfectly cooked. My son and daughter in law both had the scampi and I have to say that none of us finished it but only because we were full. I had to make room for the Turkish delight cheesecake and vanilla ice cream and I was glad I did. Overall a very nice experience and I would definitely go back again and recommend this bar/pub/restaurant.

Started off with a very dirty glass, ordered fish, chips and mushy peas. Mushy peas cold and bit crusty on top, clearly been left out prior to serving. Fish batter very greasy, left grease on plate not pleasant to eat. I know its only a Beefeater but I expect better quality food than I received.

So you have shopped until you dropped in the Marks and Spencer/Tesco Centre in Camberley and you need a Pub Lunch, well you have a choice of the M & S or Tesco Cafe's, well you do not have to just make the detour to Sandhurst which is about a mile and a half and there you will find THE WELLINGTON ARMS which is a welcoming Hotel / Pub which provides good food and good drink,it is also a Hotel but I can not comment on that having not used that part of the house. I have always said that the manager/licensee is the driving force of any establishment and at "THE WELLY" the point is proved, The draught Beer is first class and the food, Pub Lunch, was served with the usual mixed salad which in many cases appears to be the left overs from the previous day but the "Side Salad" that accompanied my sausage and onion baguette (£5.95) and the freshness of my wife's baked potato.with cheddar cheese (£4.95) shone out, my beer was first class and the attention to detail given by the manager and staff was also first class, Yes it is well worth the detour when in the area. Total cost for Food and Drinks £19.75 well worth the visit..try it you will be very surprised

I had a few pints and a meal. Ordered the burger as it's hard to screw up a burger. I was impressed with the quality. Service was very good and it was a busy Friday night. I ran a tab and was charged for 7 pints of Stella, having only had 5 pints. I paid then saw the mistake. Pointed it out and was refunded in cash for the 2 over charged. I will eat here again

Admittedly we were only calling in for a pub meal having seen how busy it was in the garden, and maybe that was the problem that they had been so busy, but the food was pretty average, the tables hadn't been cleared for what seemed ages, and the food came out without any cutlery. When we asked for cutlery we were directed to where should have collected it from, only to find there wasn't any, so we had to ask again. The crispy potato in the prawn salad was soft and luke warm, and the 'large' portion of homemade chili was small and at £9, definitely overpriced. Will not be visiting there again in a hurry.