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The Pheasant Bar and Restaurant, the focal point of great food and drink in Winnersh.

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July 14, 2022
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Since reopening, over the past few months the Pheasant Bar and Restaurant have established themselves as the focal point of great food and drink in Winnersh, Wokingham. The Pheasant team led by Ceci Sousa (General Manager) have all been working hard to provide the best service possible to all those who enter, whether you have a reservation, are staying in the Pheasant Hotel or just coming in for a drink, the Pheasant will fulfill your needs to the upmost standard. 

The Pheasants new European influenced gastro-pub food menu (designed by their highly accomplished head chef) has been very well received by the local people and hotel guests passing through. Pub favourites such as the gammon steak and the chefs pie have become renowned in the area along with other dishes including the traditional fish & chips and pan fried salmon. 

On top of the every-day food menu, on Sundays between 12pm and 7pm the Pheasant serves a delicious Sunday roast which includes roast chicken, beef, pork and a vegan wellington; all of which are freshly prepared that day and all are served with an extra portion of gravy to satisfy those gravy lovers! 

There is always something going on at The Pheasant, one of them being their weekly Quiz night. Held every Tuesday and with multiple teams competing, the Pheasant Quiz night is free for all to join and there are prizes available for winners and runners up. Held by Nate Palmer, the Quiz consists of 8 rounds and is as competitive as it is fun! 

Wednesday at The Pheasant is Wine Night, where customers get 50% off selected wines. This is perfect for those who wish to come for dinner and share a bottle between themselves and their partner or with loved ones. 

Join the Pheasant every other Friday for Karaoke night as all the guests sing their hearts away! Everyone is welcome, from song hummers to shower singers, Karaoke night at The Pheasant is always a good time. 

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The Pheasant also holds free live music at the beginning of each month (usually on the Friday) in partnership with a local band. This live music can range from anything such as rock, jazz, popular music and covers as well. If you are a part of a band and would like to get in touch please contact the Pheasant on their email info@thepheasant-hotel.co.uk . 

Whatever the occasion, whatever the event, The Pheasant has the space for you. Their range of private spaces are available for booking all kinds of events. This includes anything from dinner parties, birthday celebrations, weddings and more. The dedicated team have a wealth of experience and will ensure your expectations are not only met, but exceeded. 

The Pheasants stunning Dining Room can be used for everything from intimate dinners to long Sunday lunches. 

The Pheasants  experienced kitchen staff along with our courteous front of house will provide you with a high-quality dining experience, from custom pre-orders to 3-course dinners and of course, our exemplary menu. 

 

For more information about The Pheasant , visit them online at www.thepheasantbarandrestaurant.co.uk, or call 0118 978 4529.

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