The Griffin pub is a popular pub restaurant in Church Road, Caversham. Offering great pub food and traditional British grub from hand-battered cod and chips, the gourmet burger, or the ever-popular 'Brewer's chicken' there's plenty to choose from. Children's mains are £4.50 each and range from kids favourites like fish fingers, cheese burger and sausage and mash, to more adventurous dishes like risotto.

We had a lovely lunch in the garden the food was good and reasonably priced, our server Lucy was really friendly and there's a nice chilled atmosphere, dogs are allowed which is always a plus. Would definitely recommend.". ..."Visited late on a summer night for a drink with my family. Great atmosphere,choice of drinks and lovely staff. Great for seeing my son after not seeing him for nearly a year.

Known for its high-quality food and warm welcome, this 16th-century pub is great for an "all-guns-blazing" Sunday roast. You know you're in for a good lunch when the place holds the "Good Food Award" Great Britain for 2022!. The roast dinners are served with all the usual trimmings, and if a nice glass of wine would be a finishing touch for your meal, they have an incredibly well-stocked cellar.

The Griffin is a historic Chef & Brewer waterside pub in the heart of charming Caversham on the northern outskirts of Reading. There's been a tavern here since the 1800s, although our countryside pub's own history begins when it was built on the north bank of the River Thames in 1916. Perfect for a visit if you're walking along the Thames Path, we serve tasty pub food throughout the day.

Our final stop takes us to the quaint village of Caversham on the northern outskirts of Reading and one of Berkshire'shidden pub treasures – The Griffin. Situated beside the River Thames, this delightful spot is best enjoyed with a crisp pint in hand. Beyond its picturesque locale, The Griffin excels with its focus on fresh, locally-sourced fare and impressive array of craft beers.

However, the industry is still vulnerable in the aftermath of Covid-19 lockdowns. Breweries still face issues around costs of goods, lack of business rate relief and silence from the government on Small Brewers' Relief reform.

Food – They offer extensive menus and pride themselves on their signature, stand out dishes as well as their improvements made to some of the pub favourites so there has never been a better time to dine here!

One person said "Lovely afternoon meal with my half. Food as always was amazing and service exceptional. Fully recommend The Coach and Horses for everyone.