Welcome to The Bailiwick Free House
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Opening Hours
(subject to change - depending on current guidelines)
Drinks
Dining
Please note:
- The Bar Menu Is Only Available at Lunch from Wednesday – Saturday.
- At the time of booking please make us aware if you have any dietary requirements, mobility needs or are bringing a four-legged friend
- We do not have designated parking, but there are spaces available within a short walk, or further if you wish to build up a thirst.
Our Story So Far....
The Bailiwick Free House was opened under the leadership of Steven & Ami Ellis. Nestled on the gates of The Windsor Great Park, The Bailiwick is a gastronomic destination for locals and visitors to enjoy the very best produce that this naturally plentiful area has to offer. Their training under the tutelage of Both Andrew Pern From The Michelin Starred ‘Star Inn’ in Harome and Clare Smyth MBE at Restaurant Gordon Ramsay has enabled them to offer a sophisticated twist on familiar dishes.
Taking advantage of the abundance of amazing local produce, and with Steven’s particular love of game, he has created a harmonious and captivating menu with the help of a network of local suppliers. In particular, his strong relationship with the Gamekeeper of The Windsor Great Park, means that The Bailiwick will benefit exclusively from exceptional ingredients throughout the seasons.
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The Bailiwick is a classic country pub nestled on the gates of Windsor Great Park, with a beautiful terrace overlooking the ancient deciduous woodland. The pub is particularly popular with walkers and cyclists, especially as there is immediate access to the park via a gate next to the pub. Dogs are welcome!
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Our little pub has been positioned on the gates of The Windsor Great Park since 1877, due to its location there isn’t a designated parking area for our guests. However, there are plenty of parking bays scattered all around the park where you will be able to find somewhere to leave your vehicle. Some are a little further away to walk than others but, that just gives you more of an excuse to admire the amazing scenery that surrounds the Bailiwick.