The Harrow is a delightful old thatched-roof country pub with a history that’s shrouded in mystery. It’s thought to date from the 16th century, but a cache of silver coins found beneath a door frame suggests it could go back even further. Theories about its original function also abound. Perhaps it was a gatehouse for Windsor Great Park, a hunting lodge, a retreat for the clergy – or a simple farmhouse. The first drinks were served in 1852. Today, you can enjoy a huge range of ales – as well as wines and great pub food – in the cosy bar, with an open fire, or in the quiet beer garden.
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