Mark + Celina's Guidebook

Mark + Celina
Mark + Celina
Mark + Celina's Guidebook

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Our favourite pub. Great selection of beers and ciders and definitely not the sort of place where everyone turns to look at a "stranger" coming through the door.
The Nag's Head
5 Russell St
Our favourite pub. Great selection of beers and ciders and definitely not the sort of place where everyone turns to look at a "stranger" coming through the door.
This is our most local pub. It has a lovely outside space and a good selection of ales. Less than a ten minute walk from our police. Give it a try!
The Foresters Arms
79-81 Brunswick Street
This is our most local pub. It has a lovely outside space and a good selection of ales. Less than a ten minute walk from our police. Give it a try!
Happy hour before 7:00pm and a decent selection of beers that are brewed on the premises. Restaurant attached too!
10 locals recommend
Zerodegrees Microbrewery & Restaurant Reading
9 Bridge St
10 locals recommend
Happy hour before 7:00pm and a decent selection of beers that are brewed on the premises. Restaurant attached too!
Loads of different beers in a tiny and quirky pub on the main shopping street in Reading.
The Alehouse
2 Broad St
Loads of different beers in a tiny and quirky pub on the main shopping street in Reading.

Food Scene

Nice independent restaurant in the town centre.
16 locals recommend
London Street Brasserie (Reading)
2-4 London St
16 locals recommend
Nice independent restaurant in the town centre.
Sweeny and Todd is an institution in the Reading food scene. If you like a pie then you’ll like Sweeneys! You walk through the shop (you can buy pies to take away) and up the steps to the restaurant. Don’t be put off by the decor; it’s been the same for years. It’s good old fashioned grub that’s probably best suited to carnivores, but it is good old fashioned cooking and good value too. They also serve real ale.
17 locals recommend
Sweeney & Todd
10 Castle St
17 locals recommend
Sweeny and Todd is an institution in the Reading food scene. If you like a pie then you’ll like Sweeneys! You walk through the shop (you can buy pies to take away) and up the steps to the restaurant. Don’t be put off by the decor; it’s been the same for years. It’s good old fashioned grub that’s probably best suited to carnivores, but it is good old fashioned cooking and good value too. They also serve real ale.

Sightseeing

Nice recreational outdoor space with a play park for children, bowling green, tennis courts and all weather football pitches. On the first Sunday of every month there's model steam trains to ride on.
11 locals recommend
Prospect Park, Reading
Liebenrood Road
11 locals recommend
Nice recreational outdoor space with a play park for children, bowling green, tennis courts and all weather football pitches. On the first Sunday of every month there's model steam trains to ride on.
Local museum with lots of history from the local area.
49 locals recommend
Reading Museum
Blagrave Street
49 locals recommend
Local museum with lots of history from the local area.

Retail Therapy

Modern shopping centre which houses all the usual shops that you’d expect to find. The ground floor consists almost exclusively of restaurants and bars which look over the River Kennet. There’s also a Vue cinema which at the time of writing (2020) screens all movies for £5....bargain!
8 locals recommend
The Oracle Centre
8 locals recommend
Modern shopping centre which houses all the usual shops that you’d expect to find. The ground floor consists almost exclusively of restaurants and bars which look over the River Kennet. There’s also a Vue cinema which at the time of writing (2020) screens all movies for £5....bargain!