Café Leta in Windsor and Maidenhead

Excellent service, they couldn’t do enough for us today. Food and drink was reasonably priced, wholesome and delicious. We would throughly recommend them.

Just visited for 1st time, on our bikes, as tried before in car but can't park anywhere nearby. Met the rudest man, who was cooking on the BBQ, who proceeded to shout at us, in front of many other customers and belittle us, whilst we tried to park our bikes in the bike rack, as directed by another helpful customer. Whichever way we attempted to park our bikes was wrong, for him! This resulted in us leaving after telling him how rude he was. I suggest he reads their own Code of Conduct! We won't be back. Community Pub of the Year? Warm Welcome? I don't think so!

What can I say about the Hob? The Hob is a great place, in Windsor, to the side of Legoland. It was good.

stylish, quirky and Nothing short of stunning eating. Adaptable menus for allergies, and different tastes. They are not halal but! Can cater suitably if the occasion calls. Friendly and welcoming family run operation and I'm about ti try and eat with them and maybe a few friends again today.

6 months on and I’m compelled to reiterate just how much this place is a no-brainer, destination stop for anyone who appreciates the very best food, served with the very best engagement, in an environment that is relaxed, friendly and welcoming. I’ve extolled the virtues of this cafe to every visitor that’s stayed with me since my first discovery of the culinary magic that is Kostas, Gino & Co. No pun, but I’ve risked serious egg on my face, such are my oft deployed superlatives ! Yesterday the Veggie Breakfast was added to the long list of offerings that just don’t disappoint. Cooked perfectly, it was the freshest doorstep toast that simply sealed the deal - ‘it costs a bit more, but it adds so much’ is Kostas’s philosophy. ‘Worth it !’ was our clear sentiment & endorsement. And the Greek yoghurt - extraordinaire - which I’d wanged on about, was apparently even better on the tastebuds than even I had given it credit for. I’ve since discovered that this yogurt is imported from Greece and maddeningly, cannot be bought retail ! The usual cafe suspects of the High Street have their place but nothing can better a proposition that has true heart. With Eaten cafe, there’s nothing fancy, nothing overtly commercial. Just authentic, home made cooking, created & served with love, passion and a commitment to we the Diners. Quality @ value, every which way !