The Greyhound Pub in Tidmarsh, England boasts a rich history that stretches back to the 12th century. Originally constructed as a cottage during this period, it featured traditional timber framing and a thatched roof. The establishment was once owned by the monks of Reading Abbey.

In 2005, the pub suffered a major fire. Since then, it has been splendidly renovated, offering a modern take on the traditional country pub experience.

Today, the pub serves seasonal British cuisine alongside a variety of ales and it stands as a vibrant social hub at the heart of Tidmarsh village.