Popular Windsor pub, Two Brewers, has commemorated a recent royal visit with a plaque at the table where Prince William sat and enjoyed a pint of cider.
In September, Prince William visited the Windsor local alongside actor Eugene Levy, where the pair enjoyed a pint of Inch’s Cider and a Guinness. The duo were filming a series for Apple TV+ called ‘The Reluctant Traveller’, capturing scenes inside the cosy micropub.
The visit has sparked a surge in interest, with guests from around the world, particularly from the US, heading to the pub specifically to enjoy a drink at the table now fondly nicknamed ‘the future king’s corner’.
The pub, which dates back to 1792 and is one of the smallest pubs in Windsor, has decided to celebrate the royal visit by installing a plaque at ‘the future king’s corner’ to commemorate the visit.
Stuart O’Brien, Pub Landlord of Two Brewers, said: “It was a real pleasure to welcome Prince William in for a pint of cider recently, and we’ve been amazed by how many people have since visited the pub just to have a drink at ‘the future king’s corner’.
“The Prince was absolutely lovely and a joy to serve. We thought it was only right to mark the occasion with a plaque and some photos of his visit, so that in years to come guests can hear the story of the day that a royal stopped by for a pint in our pub.”
Situated on Park Street, one of Windsor’s oldest and most architecturally distinguished streets, the Two Brewers is steeped in history. Established in 1792, with parts of the building dating back to 1709, it sits just moments from the Park Street gates to the Long Walk and Windsor Great Park.
Once a busy route for stagecoaches travelling between Windsor and London, the street is now a peaceful cul-de-sac, and the pub remains a favourite with locals and visitors.
With only nine indoor tables, the Two Brewers is known for its intimate charm and its long tradition of serving quality English beer, Old World wines, and freshly prepared seasonal food from local suppliers.
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