Live Sports — Pubs in Windsor
Discover live sports pubs in Windsor. Browse our directory to find the perfect pub.
Found 16 live sports pubs in Windsor
Alma
61 Springfield Road, Windsor SL4 3PP
Street corner pub situated about 15 minutes walk from the town centre. An eclectic mix of antiques and collectables can be found inside and a selection of rare movie posters adorn the walls. Reputedly has the largest beer garden of any pub in Windsor and this includes a covered area for smokers and for those wishing to keep out of the changeable English weather! They have recently installed a new play area to help keep the kids entertained. Sunday roasts are popular.
Corner House
22 Sheet Street, Windsor SL4 1BG
CAMRA accredited for serving consistently well-kept real ales. This Grade II listed building was completely refurbished in a traditional style by new owners in February 2017 and designated as an Ale and Cider House. Fifteen hand pumps serve ten regularly changing real ales (1 Golden, 1 blonde, 2 American pale, 2 IPA & 2 bitter, 1 bitter line will become a stout/Porter for the Autumn/Winter. The full ten lines will be operational as soon as demand returns. Five real ciders (1 medium, 1 dry, 1 scrumpy, 1 flavoured - usually seacider or lilleys, 1 perry) and 19 keg lines: 1-2 sours, 1-2 stouts, 2 cider (both apple), 3 lager, 1 pilsner, 11-13 Pale/IPA. There will always be at least one ale from Big Smoke Brewery in Surbiton. The pub has a collection of vinyl records which are often played and a good selection of traditional pub food is available. Upstairs there is a function room with hand pumps on the bar and seating for up to 80 people. Unusually, there is a small, partly covered, roof-terrace, to cater for smokers, and those wishing to savour the outside atmosphere. Quiz night is Monday.
Prince Albert
2 Clewer Hill Road, Windsor SL4 4BS
A pleasantly converted Victorian house that goes a long way back to a patio garden with covered and heater shelters.
Prince Arthur
29 Grove Road, Windsor SL4 1JD
Late Victorian community local with attractive original green tiled exterior situated away from the hustle and bustle of Windsor's tourists. Comprehensive sports coverage with particular focus on rugby. Fullers London Pride and Hophead are the regular beers with a guest from Fullers sometimes available according to demand. The pub is family friendly and has the 'Barn' at the back which can be hired for functions.
Two Brewers
34 Park Street, Windsor SL4 1LB
Small, cosy, wood panelled 17th Century inn, close to the Cambridge Gate entrance to Windsor Great Park. A great place to stop after viewing the Castle from the Long Walk. Popular with locals and tourist alike, it is advisable to book a table if intending to eat. Note there is no food served on Friday and Saturday evenings. Dogs are welcome, but due to its size, children are not allowed inside the pub. However, there are seats at the front if weather permits.
Vansittart Arms
105 Vansittart Road, Windsor SL4 5DD
Known to all as the Vanni, this popular and well run Fuller's pub is well worth the ten minutes walk from the town centre. There is a separate pool room which has a small swap library and daily newspapers. The large garden is ideal for Summer barbecues and is available to hire for functions. Paid parking nearby.
Windsor Castle
98 Kings Road, Windsor SL4 2AP
Single-bar pub situated adjacent to the Long Walk that leads up to the real Windsor Castle. The decked seating area outside is a perfect place to rest up, relax and admire the view. There is also a large conservatory when the weather is inclement. The pub serves good quality food with week-end specials and unusually for Windsor has a car park. Sports fans are catered for with 3 TV screens and the pub is also dog friendly.
Windsor Trooper
97 St Leonards Road, Windsor SL4 3BZ
Large open plan bar on the edge of Windsor town centre. Recently refurbished with a tradition breweriana adorned style. Accommodation comprises nine en-suite rooms. There is also a large room at the rear with patio doors opening onto the garden which can also serve as a function room for hire. Adnam’s Southwold Bitter and Oakham Citra are the permanent real ales accompanied by 3 rotating guest beers as well as 2 craft keg options. For the traditional cider enthusiasts there’s a great range of at least 9 to choose from all served cool direct from the cellar. A great range of Belgian bottled beers is also available for those looking for something a bit different. The kitchen serves Pieminister pies during the day as well as Various Food Trucks throughout the week, then a traditional roast every Sunday.
Acre
Donnelly House, Victoria Street, Windsor SL4 1EN
CAMRA accredited for serving consistently well-kept real ales. Formerly the Liberal Club, now a free-house open to all. The name refers to the adjacent Bachelors Acre. It has a full Premises licence and is open to the public, serving 3 real ales. Guardsman from Windsor and Eton brewery plus two ever changing guest beers. CAMRA Members get a 20% discount. Two function rooms are available for hire. Live music is hosted at weekends and open mic night is on a Monday. Live sporting events are shown regularly on BT Sport and Sky (2 screens for showing different matches at the same time). The Acre has baby changing facilities. There is a multi-storey car park across the road.
Boatman
10 Thames Side, Windsor SL4 1QN
Formerly known as the River House and before that the Donkey House, The Boatman riverside pub in Windsor was re-furbished in March 2015. It has great views of the river from its large outside terraced area which can seat 100 and includes an all-weather area with retractable roof to cater for our English climate. Now you can eat and drink by the river all year round. It is a proper traditional pub which serves good, freshly cooked food in the bar or restaurant areas, and is also dog-friendly and child-friendly. Yes, dogs are welcomed in the bar and on the terrace and children are welcomed on the terrace and in the restaurant. They also take group bookings and love hosting parties, celebrations and events.
Windsor & Eton Brewery Unit 4 Taproom
4 Vansittart Estate, Duke Street, Windsor SL4 1SE
CAMRA accredited for serving consistently well-kept real ales. The brewery opened, in April 2016, their new onsite shop and bar. As of the 28th August 2021 a bigger and better taproom has been launched, called Unit Four. However the old taproom will remain open if the new taproom is closed to complete the works, so you will always be able to get beer! Unit Four features 8 HP's dispensing 6 of their beers plus 2 guests. In addition there are 22 keg lines for Uprising beers and guests. Real cider is usually Devon Red by Sandford Orchards. The decor is modern, relaxing and includes a mezzanine floor. There is an interesting range of cans and bottles. A new kitchen will offer a range of tasty food. There are regular brewery tours, see the website for details.
Hope
Alma Road, Windsor SL4 3HR
The Hope has changed landlords again with the landlord from the Ye Olde Red Lion, Oakley Green taking over. The pub was relaunched on the 18th December 2018. We have updated WhatPub and look forward to it becoming a successful real ale destination. A Large modern two bar pub on the edge of the Ward Royal estate.
Queen Victoria
72 Peascod Street, Windsor SL4 1DE
Small corner pub situated at the end of the pedestrianised area in Windsor. Fully refurbished and under new management in 2016 with 6 hand pumps serving real ales and two ciders. A small seated area outside is available and makes for a pleasant place to watch the world go by.
Duchess of Cambridge
3-4 Thames Street, Windsor SL4 1PL
This McMullens house is situated opposite the Castle and is popular with locals and tourists alike. McMullens produce a beer called Duchess which we understand is only available in draught at this pub. There are three distinct areas for both eating and drinking, and table service is available. The walls are adorned with pictures, splendid old photographs of the brewery and mirrors decorated with the McMullens name.
Duke of Connaught
165 Arthur Road, Windsor SL4 1RZ
Originally No.1 Connaught Cottages, this pub was the home of Charles Wilkins, a beer retailer in 1895. The pub was re-furbished in February 2019 in an airy more modern style and an L-shaped layout lends itself to distinct drinking areas. There is also a courtyard garden. Sporting events are popular and shown on two large screens. The pub is renowned for the quality of its freshly prepsred Thai food which can be eaten-in or taken away.
Duke of York
198 St Leonards Road, Windsor SL4 3DL
Small, cosy pub. Covered outside area which includes sofas and armchairs. One wall is covered in photographs of boxers and other boxing memorabilia. A large screen in the front bar area attracts sports fans. Bed and Breakfast accommodation can be arranged, near to the pub. Large car park. Bottles of Fuller's London Pride are available.