Henley has a wonderful selection of restaurants, historic pubs, cosy coffee shops and tea rooms. Enjoy your meal by the river or combine with a wine tasting at one of the vineyards.

Henley is a market town, and has held regular markets since the 13th century. The Farmers’ Market takes place on the 2nd Saturday and 4th Thursday of the month 8am-1.30pm.

Dine in an Historic Pub

• The Angel on the Bridge - Opened in 1728  the pub has timber beams and retains many original features
• The Bull on Bell St -  A pub since 1564, and was leased by Brakspear in 1774, then bought in 1881. It was a coaching inn from 1744 to 1850. It now has a micro-brewery 
• The Anchor - A 400+ year old Inn that boasts numerous low oak ship beams, wood burning stove and wooden and slate floors giving a warm, welcoming and friendly atmosphere.
• The Three Horseshoes - one of the few traditional style pubs left in Henley
• The Row Barge - one of Henley's oldest coaching inns, close to the centre of town and the stunning walks along the Thames.
• The Old Bell - A traditional pub right in the centre of Henley. The building has been dated at 1325, making it the oldest building in the town.
• The Three Tuns may look like a tiny little cosy pub but step inside and you will discover; a cosy bar with a real log fire; a terrace garden  and fabulous food
• The Little Angel - 100 yards from the bridge in Henley on Thames, this jewel of a pub and eating house

Brakspear's first brewery was located in Henley on Thames. Follow The Brakspear Henley Ale Trail.

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