WeBrew Kingston

WeBrew is Windsor & Eton Brewery’s first venue outside Windsor, opened 1 April 2026 in the space that was Woody’s Bar & Kitchen for 17 years (founder Dominic Clarke sold the lease). It sits on Ram Passage, right next to The Ram, but the two pubs couldn’t be more different in character.

Where The Ram is a large Greene King operation, WeBrew is a craft brewery tap room with focus. Windsor & Eton beers flow on tap: Guardsman Best Bitter, Knight of the Garter Golden Ale, Republika Craft Pilsner, and Shout Session Pale Ale, alongside Sandford Orchards cider. The wine list and spirits range are more extensive than you’d expect from a brewery venue.

The Slap Slap Pizza kitchen is a smart pairing — 10 pizzas from £10.50 (Margherita) to £15.50 (5 Cheese), with starters including burrata and parma ham. The lunch set of a mini pizza plus a side for £11 is reasonable. It’s proper food, not an afterthought.

The honest caveat: WeBrew is still rebuilding identity after the rebrand from Woody’s. Limited weekday hours (Mon–Thu 5–10pm, opening at noon only Fri–Sun) mean it’s more of a weekend and evening spot. It’s more bar than traditional pub. But as Kingston’s only dedicated craft brewery venue, it fills a gap that needed filling.

Local’s Tip: The lunch set (mini pizza + side, £11) on Fri–Sun is a solid deal. Double up any spirit for £2.95.