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The Catherine Wheel, Goring on Thames
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Station Road, Goring On Thames, Goring On Thames, Berkshire, RG8 9HB
12:00-23:00 Every Day
12:00-15:00 and 18:00-21:00 for food (kitchen closed Sunday night)
Please check opening times with the pub before making a special journey.
Leave Goring and Sreatley station via Station Road, walk down it and TCW is on your right near the entrance to the village public car park
Overview
The Catherine Wheel (TCW) is an 18th Century ale house located 2 minutes walk off the river tow-path in the picturesque village of Goring on Thames, Berkshire. Having recently changed hands, TCW is about to start the process of becoming a 'must visit' for tourists and locals alike. People have been drinking here for around 350 years and we keep that as a priority but also feel fresh produce and good food should not be exclusive to gastro-pubs and our seasonal menu is well worth a look.