Drury House in Windsor and Maidenhead

This is now "The Cobbles" - a little wine bar with great decor and cocktails - but sadly also a really pretentious and unwelcoming "maitre d" who doesn't smile, speaks to you like you are beneath him and rather than just graciously top up a cocktail when we felt the measure was a cm too low (not accounting for the cognac in the glass) chooses to go and get a measure, pour it of water and then wave it in your face. Unbelievable service - in stark stark contrast to the wonderful and welcoming Shambles in the Crooked House nearby, and the incredible A la Russe we had just come from (my birthday dinner - I had reserved a table at The Cobbles for cocktails after and they even knew it was a birthday). The worst service I have encountered in Windsor by a country mile. Such a shame.

Como un grupo que visitaba Windsor para cantar en la calle cercana de la Capilla de George, Drury House parecía estar a la altura de una comida abundante. Este no era el caso. La pasta aburrida con salsa común, verduras escasas y servicio al azar deja al grupo con un sabor inolvidable de Windsor. Mala forma.

Buen servicio, lugar acogedor, deliciosos bollos, buena taza de té y deliciosos sándwiches. Justo al lado del castillo de Windsor. ¡Altamente recomendado!

El propietario inmediatamente nos hizo sentir como en casa! El comedor es acogedor y acogedor. El propietario fue atractivo y acogedor. Las patatas de la chaqueta eran impresionantes, el jamón y queso en pan plano era increíble. Y, por supuesto, el té ofreció un respiro de bienvenida.

Abbiamo pranzato dopo alla visita al castello, personale gentilissimo e tipico cibo inglese abbiamo preso due jacket potato due coca cola e una birra, prezzi onesti ci torneremo di sicuro

Appalling food here. Fish inedible. Very greasy. When we complained, we were told there was nothing wrong and we should have gone somewhere else. AVOID THIS RESTAURANT

The only positive about our experience was that our waitress was pleasant and apologetic at the end. Other than that, it was a fiasco. The primary thing I will remember is our food getting delivered to another table (after a long wait) and then, after the food sat at the other table for a while, their trying to pass it off to us, lukewarm, afterwards. We ended up reordering everything and waiting a long time - again. They ended up offering us free beverages and ultimately didn't charge us for one of the dishes we ordered. The food overall was mediocre.

Murphy's law says if something can go wrong it will. We spent a wonderful day in Windsor visiting the castle and later tea on a river cruise. All lovely. This however was the fly in the ointment. Situated in a pretty old building opposite the entrance the Castle we always knew this was likely to be a bit of a tourist trap. But the weather was sunny and warm and there was a table outside. All good do far. We ordered a pot of tea for two. The water was cold so we had to ask for a fresh pot. My wife ordered a salmon and avocado salad. She had to search for the avocado amongst a huge bowl of uncut lettuce. No tomatoes or cucumber or anything other than lettuce. So really dull and tasteless. I ordered a club sandwich with chicken and bacon. That was perfectly fine. It came with chips which were stone cold as soon as they hit the table. They were changed at once for fresh hot ones so quite why I was served cold ones is anyone's guess. To cap it off we had to fight off wasps all the time which made for a really unpleasant experience. Such a shame as the location was pretty and simple basic things let this place down. Maybe we were unlucky....

Dopo la visita al castello di Windsor, abbiamo mangiato in questo pub tipicamente inglese e dai trascorsi storici notevoli. I tavoli all'esterno offrono una vista sul castello. L'interno è caratteristico. Il proprietario ci ha dato spiegazioni sui piatti e abbiamo trovato anche un cameriere italiano che ci ha consigliato come passare il pomeriggio. Scegliendo hamburgers e fish & cips non sbagliate, però ci sono anche delle cornish pasties e delle pies interessanti. Buonissimo il sidro.

We came here after visiting Windsor Castle. It was cool because you could eat outside and still see part of the castle. We each had pies. We had the Shepard’s pie and the chicken and mushroom pie. Both equally delicious. Also the pork scratching with applesauce. I’m not sure if they were short staffed because the service was a little slow, but the food was delicious and I would recommend this place!

This place was really good. Service was great and food was delicious. We would definitely eat here again if we go to Windsor.

Wir waren sehr froh ein Lokal mit englischer Küche gefunden zu habe, Uns hat das Essen auch gut geschmeckt. Die Bedienung war auch sehr freundlich , wir waren sehr zufrieden und würden jederzeit wieder dort essen.

You’re pounced upon in the street, when you sit down, you’re given a menu. It took the chap an age to take the order. A cup of tea, a smoothie, hot chocolate and a coke. Took ages to have them served. The red tea pot was rusty on the inside. Didn’t like that a service charge is added on without asking. Won’t be returning!

A cute cafe, loved the antiquated staircase. But quite cramped inside and the food quality is not great. The prices are inflated (inevitably as in Windsor) and a portions were a bit small for the price. Also a pet hate of mine, they add a service charge automatically for a group of just two! I wouldn’t personally go there again.

Having just been around the castle, we fancied a light lunch. Recommend the duchess afternoon tea, especially if like me it’s something hard to decided! Great service, with a lovely outside street area too!

Disfrutamos del té de la tarde junto a la chimenea. No hay nada mejor que eso. Nuestra afable anfitriona napolitana, Tatiana (Sp? De Capri, Italia) sirvió té y bollos, quienes nos deleitaron no solo con su excelente servicio, sino también con algunos bocadillos y bocadillos adicionales. Gran experiencia en una tarde fría de marzo después de visitar el castillo. Volveremos. Mantener los fuegos ardiendo!

I love the pies! They are superb! My friend ordered a fish pie and I had a chicken & mushroom pie for myself. We both think that they are one of the best English food we have ever had since we came to UK. The location is convenient and the service is also really nice ;)

Tenían un fuego vivo en la chimenea, haciendo que el lugar fuera cálido y acogedor. La decoración era increíble, se sentía como volver a una taberna desde 1615. Nuestro camarero era muy dulce e incluso se paró fuera del negocio para invitarnos. ¡Volvería para cada comida en cualquier momento que esté en Windsor!

Acogedor lugar con chimenea en vivo, gran decoración y cálido personal. Tenía un maravilloso chocolate caliente para combatir el frío del día con pan de ajo caliente y aceitunas negras y verdes. El servicio es increíble y desearía haber recibido el nombre de nuestros servidores. Era muy educado y hacía que todo el lugar fuera aún más cálido con su sonrisa y su actitud. La comida era muy buena y el chocolate caliente era perfecto! Sin duda volvería cuando estoy en Windsor nuevamente!

Voyage culinaire délicieux au temps de Charles Dickens .Atmosphère , ambiance, accueil , services et authentiques plats «so british » très bien cuisinés : tout était parfait .A recommander vivement après la visite du château .

Quaint looking place just outside Windsor castle. We were tempted by the board advertising Cornish pasty. However when we received the pasty it was definitely not a Cornish style pasty, more like a small flat meat slice.

Looking for lunch after visiting the Castle we spotted Drury House and were invited inside. What a find! Beautiful interior, cosy flame fire and a warm welcome on a cold day.

This is a lovely little restaurant close to Windsor Castle. The dining room is very small and intimate and there was a roaring fire in the hearth. The building dates from 1645 and is unspoilt. We ate lunch there and the food was delicious and nicely presented. The waiter was charming, efficient and very friendly. Can definitely recommend Drury House.

After walking for a long time, through out Windsor Castle and the Village, this place was a nice find!

Проведя несколько часов в окрестностях Виндзорского замка, мы изрядно проголодались и решили основательно и пообедать, поэтому сознательно искали не паб (в барах dinner сервируют с 6:30 вечера), а ресторан. Одним из первых на глаза попался Drury House - ресторан с чайной комнатой, стоящий на этом месте с 17 века. Немноголюдно, несуетно, антуражно (со старинным камином). Веселый любезный официант, быстрое обслуживание, домашняя кухня. И цыплёнок, и пай со шпинатом, сладким картофелем и козьим сыром оказались очень достойного качества, и под пиво ушли душевно. Капучино с невероятно плотной сливочной пенкой в высоких красных чашках был просто восхитителен. Обед обошёлся с учётом 10% сервисного сбора в £42 (в Лондоне поесть с горячими блюдами меньше чем за £55-60 у нас не получалось). И получил бы ресторан за хорошую кухню и сервис заслуженную 5, если бы не туалеты на 3 этаже, до которых пришлось взбираться по узкой скрипучей лестнице. Сложилось впечатление, что туалет такой же древний, как и само старинное здание. В остальном к историческим аутентичным интерьерам и сервису нареканий нет. Рекомендую

Paramos para un bocado rápido. Pedí té y bollos con crema y mermelada. Gran error. Aparentemente hay una gran colmena de abejas cerca. Una vez que descubrieron el atasco fuimos enjambrados. Puse el plato en el suelo para alejarlos de mí. En unos momentos, mi plato estaba cubierto de abejas. El camarero vino y tomó el plato con la mayor parte de mi bollo todavía en él. No hubo descuento por la comida que queda por culpa de las abejas. ¡Necesitan una compañía de control de plagas pronto! !

Después de un paseo con mi amigo decidimos sentarnos a almorzar cuando encontramos este lugar encantador. El camarero era increíblemente amable y servicial con nuestras opciones. La comida fue deliciosa. El tiempo de espera fue menos de 15 minutos desde que nos sentamos. Solo puedo recomendar este lugar a cualquiera que le guste el servicio profesional y la comida muy sabrosa.

El servicio, la comida y el mobiliario de esta instalación tienen menos encanto que los servicios de la autopista búlgara de la era comunista. Las mesas eran irremediablemente, y uniformemente pegajosas y repugnantes. El servicio no sonríe por completo y carece de cualquier mínimo de entusiasmo, y la suspensión de alimentos radiactivos fue llevada desde la caja de cartón congelador al microondas antes de ser finalmente entregada a nuestra mesa adhesiva.

Great location as it’s right across from the castle. We took a break from touring the castle to come and eat. Food is good just had to wait awhile to get it!

Var en av de første som kom men fikk ikke maten før en halvtimes venting. Lite smak men ok fish & chips.

Average food, the location is great just near the exit of the Windsor Castle. The burger is too dry for me.

We had a good lunch here on their street patio with a nice view of Windsor Castle. Everything was fresh and tasty. Service was excellent, friendly and prompt.

Parece que hay una bolsa mixto en las críticas de este lugar. Nuestra experiencia no fue buena

Stopped by for lunch in Drury House. It is very convient after visiting the castle.

Atendimento ótimo, boa localização bem em frente ao castelo. Comida gostosa e ambiente agradável. Preço justo!

Stopped here after our visit to the castle lovely historic building with a tale to tell of the secret tunnel. Small restaurant inside with plenty of outdoor space. Food was great we had fish and chips which was fresh not the normal flat frozen fish that most restaurants use attentive and very friendly service good menu and reasonably priced compared to others in the area

we went in for a dessert and tea after our visit to the castle, and we had to wait like 30min, asking 3 or 4 times to have the menus at least to check meanwhile, noting that the owner was not that busy to make us wait all this time, and when i told the owner we have asked 4 times for the menu and we've been waiting for like 30min, he was extremely rude and said: i'm busy and if you're not happy you can simply leave!

We were looking for a quick bite after our tour of the castle. Pleasantly surprised by the warm greeting and looks as though we are walking into someone’s home. And we felt as though we were being welcomed into and served by a welcoming family with friends around. This would not be your typical “restaurant” but a bit of historical meal that you can obviously tell is prepared and served with care by the staff or “family” and chef. It wasn’t perfect by all means but very lovely to say the least. The meal I would have to say was by far my best on my trip to UK for the week! The Shepard’s pie and fish and ships! I would highly recommend stopping in for lunch or tea, it’s served with a smile and they obviously take pride in the establishment being over 400 years old. Take your time and soak in the history and chefs meal.

Stopped at Drury House after visiting Windsor Castle. The place looks inviting enough with its olde worlde charm but the level of service is abysmal, especially for the prices that are being charged.

Nettes gemütliches Diner, egal ob “nur auf ein Kaffee” oder zum Essen, wer traditionell britische Atmosphäre und typisch britisches Essen mag ist hier sehr gut aufgehoben. Für 1 Bier und eine durchaus ausreichende Potion fish&chips; zahlt man rund 19€...durchaus in Ordnung für das was man geboten bekommt! Ich würde wieder hingehen. (Toiletten im 2. Stock, lohnt sich dort vorbei zu schauen, man fühlt sich 100 Jahre in die Vergangenheit versetzt)

Perfect place for tea or lunch across from Windsor Castle. Cozy atmosphere with fire place. Good English food.

Great positioning, helpful staff, tasty food what else can you ask for. I was really satisfied five circles totally deserved

Located very close to the castle in a beautiful period property. The staff were very friendly and attentive. There was a roaring fire which was lovely on a cold spring day. They had a huge selection of tea and the scones we're warm and fresh. A great place! More characted than some of the other places we visitied without being overcharged.

We enjoyed this intimate restaurant near Windsor Castle. The service was excellent and the food was good. I would recommend it if you are in town touring the Castle.

Attended with my wife, father in law, son and daughter whilst visiting our son in Windsor. All our meals were ordered with me ordering a house special made chicken pasty meal. When the meals arrived four were excellent. My meal consisted of an extremely small flat pasty, literally a spoonful of mushy peas and a small gravy boat at a cost of £12.95. I had no quibbles about the price but what was served was certainly not value for money. However our host asked how our meals were and I explained I was unhappy. Despite my saying no he insisted that he bring me an alternative meal which was excellent. He also insisted that I pay for only one of my meals. Could not recommend the food and service highly enough.

The restaurant is directly outside Windsor Castle going straight and then on the left. The food was very good authentic British fare and service was friendly. The building is around 400 years old. We were seated right away. Mulled wine and beer excellent. Sheppard’s pie, fish and chips, baked potato all done well.

venu par hasard dans cet endroit qui se trouve être l'une des plus vieilles maisons de Windsor, beaucoup de charme et de patine. les Italiens qui tiennent cet établissement sont très chaleureux et les scones délicieux, le tout au coin du feu bien apprécié en ce début de décembre

We stopped in her after a long day at Windor Castle. This place was still severing tea at at 4pm. Lucky for us. Nice staff. Great food Great tea.

Delicious lunch today - Cornish pasty; sausage and Yorkshire pudd and two ham and cheese toastie...finished off with classic afternoon tea of fresh sultana scones and cream with English breakfast tea and one Mocha! Highly recommend, I've been before and it is a lovely welcoming tea rooms with open fire - ideal for a cold Windsor day!

Lovely little historic place. My husband and I chose to have pies. They came and we were so disappointed, talk about portion control taken to the extreme. Of course everywhere these days are cutting back but it was ridiculous! Literally 1 tablespoon of mushy peas (no exaggeration, and we are not greedy people) and no mash?? Isnt this standard with pies especially in London. And about three tablespoons of gravy. THE PIES THEMSELVES WERE HOMEMADE AND DELICIOUS I MUST SAY.

Visited here for tea and cake after a visit to the castle. Had a great cuppa, lovely scones (piping hot!) and apple pie. All lovely but there are 2 things that make this place special. One is the building and it’s fascinating history - very atmospheric! Another is the customer service as the staff can’t do enough for you. They’re very friendly and will go out of their way to look after you.

Stopped in for late afternoon tea with a group of six. We all had the Classic English Tea which included our choice of tea and a fresh scone with clotted cream and jam - it was excellent! This very old building has tons of character and history. Our host was very accommodating for our relatively large group. I highly recommend if you can get in.

After a tour of Windsor Castle, the Drury House is conveniently located for a nice al fresco lunch. The server was kind and the owner made his way around to speak to most of the tables. The food was good and fresh. We would go back. They did have gluten free options.

Visited here after site seeing around Windsor castle. Lovely little place and old fashioned inside which was great to see. Old fire place, flooring windows etc from Victorian times. The food was lovely and great value. My wife had the Guinness and ale pie with cheese mash which was delicious and her words were 'the best pie I've ever had'. I had the baby back ribs which were nice but after tasting her pie, I wish I'd had the pie too. The kids meals were nice and of a generous portion size. The staff were so friendly and polite. Really nice people and went out of their way for you. 5 stars and if I ever get chance to visit Windsor again I will make sure I stop off here again for some fantastic pie and mash.

This place is impressive, the building was constructed in 1645 during the reign of King Charles I. It's located just a few minutes walk from Windsor Castle. The staff was very prompt and the food was excellent. It's worth a visit just to have a look at the architecture.

We had visited the castle and needed lunch, thought Drury House looked quaint and we were able to sit outside with a view towards the exit from the castle. We were group of 5 including 2 children, ideal menu for them. I had pulled pork which was delicious. Very clean and friendly prompt service. Considering the location thought very sensibly priced . Only negative are the winding stairs to top floor to use the rest room.

Wife had shrimp scampi--more like shrimp poppers and I had fish and chips. Food was good but not exceptional. Liked the quaint feel of the place and the history was interesting--staff building for the castle and part of the Nell Gwynne story with Charles II.

My wife and I visited Windsor for the day and looked for somewhere to have lunch. We chanced upon Drury House and decided to at there. It is in an excellent location and we sat outside, where we had a good view of one of the entrances to Windsor Castle.We were made to feel very welcome and our drinks and meal orders were taken quickly. My wife had fish pie, which she enjoyed, and I had fish and chips. I find that fish and chips can be very variable in quality - overcooked, too much batter, poor quality of fish being the main problems. On this occasion Drury House got it spot on and I didn't feel that rather sickly feeling when you've eaten something with too much batter and fat. We both had pudding - my wife had knickerblocker glory and I had sticky toffee pudding - and enjoyed our choices. The service throughout was prompt and friendly. We would definitely eat there again.

We came here for lunch last weekend after finding it among the best in Windsor online.Its so much smaller than you can imagine, but for me it really added to the charm.I had the falafel burger which was easily the best burger I have ever had in my life, and my husband had the regular burger. For where its located, the prices are reasonable.The staff offer some of the best customer service I have ever experienced so this really pushed it from good to great.Would definitely come back

I minute we walked pass this restaurant we had to stopped looking with the way they decorate connect to the history. We are truly admire them about this.The food was fine noting exceed our expectation but we more enjoyed with overall of the staff, uniform and again decoration.

这家温莎最古老的餐馆已有上百年的历史，是传统的英式餐厅。来温莎游玩，不来这里吃一顿会略感遗憾的。推荐这里的自制馅饼和派，配上土豆泥。如果没有时间吃正餐，也可以吃块蛋糕喝杯咖啡。

We went to The Drury House by accident, looking for a place to have lunch. The environment is awesome, built on 17th century, nice beer and the service is very, very nice! Mark, the host, is such an amazing guy, very nice and kind. I highly recommend this place.

Saw lots of good reviews and decided to try this pub after a morning touring Windsor Castle. The interior is very historic and quite cozy. The server was attentive and friendly. However, the food was not good. Our party had rabbit stew, quiche, sausages, and vegetable beef soup and all of the dishes were average, if that. Food didn't taste fresh and was barely warm. Disappointing lunch.

First the bright spot. Service was cheerful, attentive, and excellent. As for drinks, it is difficult to fail to pour from the tap. Having read glowing reviews we expected at least standard quality pub fare if not better - but the food was much worse, and very expensive considering what was served. The previously prepared hamburgers and fish were just barely store bought quality, cooked dry and flavourless, with a pitiful but fresh side salad and very poor quality chips. We could tell the chef had tried to dress up our lunches a bit but with such poor ingredients it was not possible. Will not return.

Veramente tipico locale inglese.Arredi e soluzioni sono d'epoca ... ma questo è il tocco caratteristico del locale.Anche il portavivande da un piano all'altro è realizzato in legno e con delle corde.Simpatico modo per risolvere la pausa pranzo

My husband and I loved the pub. The home made food (fish pie) was delicious...the place is charming, cozy and warm. You feel like in the 1800s. it´s very romantic if you seat in front of the fireplace. The attendance was spetacular. They do what they can to make you feel comfortable and satisfied.

First trip to Windsor. Really enjoyed our visit here. Really tasty food and fantastic staff! Thank you also for the tips on where to ride our bikes in the area too. We will almost certainly be back. Rosi and Tim.

Charming pub located near the castle. Excellent service, good home made food offering great value.Ps we can highly recommend the home made pies!.

Food was good. Service was excellent - prompt, friendly and jovial. Sat outside to eat. Tables and cutlery were clean. Menu good for the kids too. Great view of Windsor Castle.

After wondering round the castle for a good hour we left wanting food and came into the drury house. The staff where friendly And told us about the history of the building which was very nice. Me and my husband orderd the ploughmans lunch and roast beef. It looked good but after tasting.. my beef was over cooked and my husbands ploughmans roll was stale. We did not say anything to the staff because they doing other things. But Unless you change your food we won't be back again.

Wonderful small historic house near the windsor castle. The atmosphere is warm and cosy.Very good serviceGreat place to have a beer and a quiche

In terms of grub its pretty basic fare. The peas and carrots are frozen and the gravy Bisto. However, the setting is among the best in Windsor. The wood panelled walls, funky floorboards and raging fire make for a special atmosphere. Go here for a pint, but side-step the food. The opening times here are intermittent which is such a shame, because this is one of Windsor's most authentic bars.

Nous sommes entrés un peu par hasard dans ce pub qui a l'avantage d'être à 50m de la sortie visiteurs de Windsor. Par temps de pluie (!), c'est bien pratique. Nous pensions tomber sur un restaurant touristique sans âme : quelle surprise ! Un pub familial authentique, avec feu de cheminée (au gaz, mais agréable), une nourriture typiquement anglaise à des prix corrects, un service irréprochable. Nous conseillons donc !

After a pleasant morning at the sales and being turned away by the surly waiter at the Duchess of Cambridge, we were so fortunate to stumble across The Drury House.We were warmly welcomed, quickly seated and served a fabulous tasty lunch very quickly.We both had a supremely succulent steak and kidney pudding with all the trimmings. Easily one of the best I have ever tasted.The place has a great ambiance, lovely roaring fire etc. Our waiter gave us a good partial history of the place as well.All in all a great place for lunch and very reasonably priced. Will definitely return again soon

他に選択肢もなくて入ったお店。決して良かった、美味しかったとは言えないが、店主のような人は愛想よく努めようとするのが伺えたし、過剰にチップやサービス料を請求することもなく額面通り。比較対象がないが、この辺りでは妥当な値段(それでも一皿10ポンド)と味なのではないだろうか。星は2つにとどめたいところだが、悪い店ではないので３つ。

The Drury House has been operating as a wonderfully cosy restaurant for more than 65 years to my certain knowledge. In all that time it has never failed to provide excellent fare in a captivating historic environment. The 17th-century panelled walls and original timber staircase up through three floors perfectly complement the good traditional English food which is most reasonably priced too. A generous basket of perfectly toasted teacakes, butter and jam, served with friendly efficiency, gave us an ideal afternoon tea on a wet November afternoon. We will definitely continue to go there for other meals too whenever visiting Windsor.

This was our 4th annual visit to Drury House and it never disappoints! Joe has greeted us each time and has always provided impeccable service. We opted for the tea and scones with clotted cream and jam, and everything was delicious. The house itself sits on a cobbled street with views of Windsor Castle. The interior is beautiful and cosy, with dark wood and a fireplace. It's the perfect place for family, couples, or even business. They have a full menu as well and draught beers/ciders.Still one of our best finds!

As probably everyone else did, we came here after exiting the castle. The building was built in 1645 and the inside appears that way as it’s stacked vertically over three floors with small eating rooms on each. The interior was typical pub and cozy.I had their Baby Back Ribs, full slab, which came with chips and coleslaw, and it was excellent. My wife had a burger and it was large, also with chips. Definitely a great lunch stop.

After visiting Windsor Castle, we were famished and found this delightful restaurant just across the road from the castle. We enjoyed a delicious dinner with excellent friendly service. The setting was lovely sitting outside with views of the castle. Our server could not have been more kind and efficient. After enjoying a great dessert, we celebrated the Queen's longest reign with a complimentary glass of port! Highly recommended.

Hermoso lugar donde la atención es excelente y el precio si bien un poco caro te puedes dar un gusto inglés probando sus platos

La carte propose des mets traditionnelles anglais. Le pie était excellent. Nous avons manger sur la terrasse après une visite du château, nous étions content de ne pas avoir à chercher un restaurant dans Windsor.

Came here for lunch after a visit to windsor castle.the guy on the door (Steve?)was very welcoming and funny.we even heard him ask the lads serving why we hadn't had our food yet but to be fair I had ordered the mixed grill so expected a slight wait anyway but to be honest I never once thought it was taking too long.The hand cut chips were superb and the meat done just right.The traditional building is also to be admired.my kids were fascinated seeing the old style food lift bringing the food up from the kitchen.overall great food and well priced.

The Drury House is beautifully located in Church Street which is immediately opposite the exit from Windsor Castle. The property was built in 1645 and is famous for becoming part of the abode of Nell Gwyn, Charles II favourite mistress.We were looking for a light bite following a visit to the castle and were viewing the menus in a number of restaurants/cafes in Church Street when we were 'ambushed' by a cheerful and bubbly 'barrow boy' type character (could it have been the proprietor Mr.Turner) who with his enthusiasm persuaded us to have our lunch at the Drury House.We dined outside, so I am unable to review the interior. We had an excellent light meal with very good service. This venue is very convenient for a bite to eat after your visit to the castle. Recommended

Lovely setting and good service from staff but food failed to deliver. We ordered the steak and Guinness pie which we told was "sort of open" but came out as a reheated slice of beef pie with dried out pastry. The mash was a sweet potato mash which, while tasty, is not what you would expect in a traditional pie and mash lunch. The 'breadcrumb' mushrooms were deep fried, oily, tasteless and served with a cheap sweet chilli sauce. On a positive note the young man who served us was lovely and very helpful with the wine selection. The manager however hung around in the doorway which made dining uncomfortable.

We were on an 11 hour layover at Heathrow and decided to visit Windsor for a tour and lunch. The food here was fine, the service was excellent and the atmosphere was just what a bunch of Americans needed before flying back to the states.There were six of us and they redesigned the seating in the bar foe us, got us seated, ordered some local beer and had our fish and chips in no time.The two men who handled us told our 2 teenagers about the place and its history. The toilets are on the top floor, not an easy stair but we all made it.

We went to visit Windsor as our friends visited UK. The restaurant just few steps away from the Windsor castle and the host of the restaurant was very welcoming! The food was very good and the view was fantastic. The host knew the menu very well and recommended local drinks which was very nice. Definitely recommending it! If we will visit Windsor again we definitely will come back.

A lovely building full of oldie world character, the staff are lovely, an open fire kept us warm on a very damp day and The Cream Tea with Warm scones, cream and jam was superb.

A group of 6 of us are lunch here. We had a really nice meal outside. Service was good, the beer cold. I recommend having a Ploughman's Lunch.

We stopped in to this charming little place with a very friendly server and had their special of the day--beef stew. Sounds ordinary, right? Except, it was delicious. Usually, my wife and I always order two different things and share, just to experience variety. This day we both had the beef stew, which is good, because I would not have wanted to share mine.

This tea room/restaurant is positioned ideally next to the Castle. We went in for tea and cake. Despite it's 17th Century Claim, it looks like it hasn't been decorated since then! Teacakes came cut in half in a bread basket with a pot of jam where the jam had dripped over the side. No Butter and the Tea was served in one of those delightful motorway cafe stainless steel pots. My Chocolate Cake had obviously been left out for a while as it had a nice hardness about the sponge. Watching a waiter clean the next table...to use a famous ladies phrase, he was economical with the cloth...I mean why wipe under the table mats?The bill came to about £1 short of £15 and when I went up to pay, suddenly a policy of £15 minimum on cards was introduced. So I rounded it up with a tip. I would like to offer here another tip to the owners, sell up and find a business you understand.P.S. my partner runs restaurants, so we were looking with a slightly expert eye!

オプショナルツアーの昼食で利用しました。スープ、フィッシュ＆チップス、デザートのコースに紅茶を追加しました。スープはちょっと苦みのあるものでしたが、おいしかったです。フィッシュ＆チップスも普通においしかったです。デザートはアップルパイ。暖かくてとってもおいしかったです。紅茶は1人分もポットで出され、たくさん入っていて飲み切れませんでした。ウィンザー城を出てまっすぐ進むと左側にあります。お手洗いは3Fにありますが、階段がせまくてギシギシなっていました。

Was looking for a place to eat in Windsor on a Sunday afternoon and stumbled upon the Drury House. It was a very enchanting place; an old beautiful building which made it feel more special than going to a chain. Me and my girlfriend had the roast dinner- the portion size was really good and the roast was delicious. The service added to a great experience here, as the young waiter was helpful and efficient. I will definitely revisit when next in Windsor.

Stopped by for lunch in this lovely old building- full of history. The food was very good, we had the home cooked pies, good sized portions and great value for the quality. The staff were very friendly and attentive, the whole place had a lovely relaxed feel and I will definitely be back, the afternoon tea looked very appealing! Would recommend.

Creaky old building in the shadows of the Palace.Stopped in today mid-afternoon when the place was half-full. Staff were friendly and effective.Great Ploughmans - really nice ham, bread, pickled onions. Big slab of ok-not-great cheese, and a little side salad.Tea was very good made from boiling water (US establishments take note..)Apple crumble made a la mode upon request.Restroom up two more flights of narrow stairs.Very good value.

The team on the floor were very chirpy and polite. The humour is of an aquired taste but i found them to be great hosts. Unfortunatly the food was average/poor. I am sure the standard of food could be improved with little effort, maybe a new chef? We are famous as a country for a 'banging roast' but when Toby carvery are doing a better job, you really must review your position and standards. My son had a childrens fish fingers. He received 3 fish fingers and a rocket salad. Not in anyway appropriate for a 4 year old lol. Reasonable price for the area, but the quality and portion size make it a poor choice. Please improve as we would re visit just to see steve again. Joker! Try some new chefs, good oppourtunity for newish owners. Stay happy

We had a very nice meal in this old, quaint house. Nice warm gas fire was on and Sunday roasts, beef pie, fish and chips etc...I had the Drury Pie (slice not a full pie) and mash. Good draught beer (London Pride) and draught cider.Great lunch spot.

Visited on the 5th of February 2015, I regret walking passed the Drury House the first time. We was looking for food and wanted to show my friends from Brazil home made English food, the sign out side saying Homemade Stew made the winning choice for me with all the other pubs and restaurants dotted around Windsor. As soon as we walked in we was greeted with smiles and a hot fire. Stew, hot fire and a friendly service was ideal for the 3°c weather. Definitely coming back!

Gita al castello di Windsor e Eton college; pausa per un tè in una tradizionale English tearoom. Sandwich, scones, marmellata e clotted cream: una delizia , una deliziosa pausa prima di riprendere il nostro giro.

After visiting Windsor castle we stopped here for food and a cream tea, we thought the price was good, the food was very good and the staff very pleasant a good end to our day

Came in to enjoy some afternoon tea and escape the cold. Was charmed by the cute little tea room and got a seat right next to the cosy fire. My friend and I ordered the 'Cream Tea' which was listed as two scones and a pot of tea, planning to share this as neither of us were very hungry. The server asked if we wanted two servings, but we said no. We were brought two scones and a large pot of tea, I merely thought this was a generous serving and was feeling very pleased with the value- that is, until we received the bill. We had been charged for the cream tea as ordered, but also for an extra serving of tea at an extra 2.25. When we reminded the server we had only ordered one serving, he told us, very snappishly, that he had given us a large pot of tea for two and that we would be required to pay for it. A 10% service charge had also been added, not merely suggested. I found his manner and attitude very rude as we had made it very clear we only wanted one serving. I feel that if you are going to serve a party more than what they order and intend to charge them for it, you should at least do them the courtesy of saying that they will be charged more and give them the option to decline. Even though the restaurant was very cosy with a nice atmosphere, unfortunately the server's dishonesty and attitude left me with a very poor taste in my mouth, and I would not recommend to anyone that they should go there.