“A charming country retreat overlooking Woodside Park Vineyard, serving refined menus with a serene garden setting.”

Nestled in the village of Winkfield near Ascot, Rose by Nicholas James is the quintessential country gastropub. Guests can savour an à la carte menu with dishes prepared from local, seasonal produce, alongside a fantastic selection of draught beers, cocktails and wine. The rustic yet refined interior features exposed beams and cosy corners, while outside the picturesque beer garden looks over a scenic winery, perfect for lazy afternoons or summer evenings.

Open seven days a week and proudly dog friendly, Rose is ideal for casual lunches, celebratory dinners or simply relaxing with a drink in beautiful surroundings.

 

Seasonal Dishes

Refined country dining. Enjoy an à‑la‑carte menu crafted from local, seasonal produce. Our menus evolve with the seasons, showcasing the freshest ingredients and offering pub classics alongside market‑fresh seafood and expertly prepared steaks.

Sun Kissed Garden

Unwind in our beer garden overlooking Woodside Park Vineyard. This tranquil, dog‑friendly space is ideal for lazy afternoons and summer evenings, with comfortable seating and a scenic winery backdrop.

Rustic Charm

Our cosy pub features exposed beams and plenty of nooks for long lunches and dinners. The refined interior complements a thoughtfully curated bar serving wines, cocktails and draught beers.

CONTACT US

Address

Woodside Road,

Ascot, Windsor, Sl4 2DP

Hours

Mon: 11am – 11pm
Tue:  11am – 11pm
Wed: 11am – 11pm
Thu: 11am – 11pm
Fri: 11am – 11pm
Sat: 11am – 11pm
Sun: 11am – 10:30pm

General Enquiries

Maps & Directions

Google Maps: Link 

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Public transport: N/A

Parking: Free Parking On Site

Accessibility: Fully Wheelchair Accessible

 

Kitchen Closes

9pm Monday – Saturday,

8pm on Sunday

Holiday hours: Please Check our website for updates   

“Where tradition meets opulence. A collection of remarkable venues

offering the quintessential hospitality experience across the South.”