Saints Cafe in Windsor and Maidenhead

We attended to work from here for a couple of hours. Coffee is nice and reasonably priced and a the same goes for the range of snacks available too. The WiFi was not working properly when we were there, but understand this was an issue out of their control

Overpriced. I was in the area for business and stopped for a quick bit and coffee. £8 for a small takeaway coffee and horrendously burnt and therefore inedible sausage roll.

Lovely coffee. Prompt service. Handy for the hospital. Please display the food prices, it makes customers wary of ordering when you can't see the costs.

Excellent little cosy cafe - perfect to sit outside when the sun is out - very nice vibe. Great selection of drinks and pastries

Went for drinks and to meet a friend. Decided to have a Lemon and Ginger tea. Unfortunately it was the weakest L&ag tea that I have ever tasted and very weak. I took it back to the counter to be told it was fresh weekly, my cup was refilled with water as a compensation, thus giving me an even weaker cup, I have been going to Saints for years, well before COVID. Am extremely disappointed.

It has been a while since I drop in. Very nice to know the standard and the quality of service had been maintained. Like Agent Dale Cooper's comment: "Damn fine coffee." Thee bacon roll was good too......

Coffee was hot and wet but that’s about it. I had a take away white Americano that was disappointingly weak. £3 I won’t be wasting again. This is sad as their coffee used to be great and worth a detour.

Very expensive! I can see why the wraps and cakes don’t display prices! The WiFi did not work but if it did it’s 2.4g. When raised with staff there was no concern, no interest. Very disappointing experience.

I am a regular at Saints and it is by far my favourite coffee shop. The decor is just incredible and the coffee is wonderful, much better than many other coffee shops in the area. It is also great as there are many options for different age groups, so it is targeted at everyone. The fact that downstairs, there is an area to work with charger ports is very useful as it means you can enjoy a coffee wilst also getting some work done.

Bland coffee. Over priced. No better than your usual high street chain coffee places if you like that type of coffee. Don’t be fooled by the busy crowd. Mostly elderly people with taste of weak coffee

I visited this coffee shop today for the first time but won’t be returning. That’s not because I didn’t enjoy my coffee or my sons didn’t enjoy their drinks or cookies but because the male member of staff serving this afternoon was extremely rude and unwelcoming. Granted we arrived 20 mins prior to closing time, but being welcomed with an abrupt “we’re closing soon” despite his female colleague saying it wasn’t a problem for us to sit and have our drinks, was rather off putting. But he didn’t stop there. Halfway through our drinks he slammed the front door and again abruptly said to me “we’re closed now” even though he’d clearly heard his colleague say to us it was ok for us to finish our drinks. We even heard one of their contractors who was present at the time pull him up and say you shouldn’t speak to a customer like that. What a shame as I’ve heard lots of good things about this coffee shop and have wanted to visit for some time but if you can’t be polite to your customers then you don’t deserve to have any. There are plenty of other good coffee shops in Maidenhead and I’ll take my business elsewhere.

Such a great space both upstairs and downstairs, just a shame it’s so overpriced. 50p is the biggest surcharge for decaf I’ve ever seen, making a regular flat white £3.70. The herbal teas don’t even come with a pot, just a mug, which again at £3 is too pricey. If you’re working there just see it as the price you pay for renting the space out I guess!

Love this place especially the downstairs seating area. Doughnuts and pain at chocolat are the ones to try. One of the best cappuccino I've had in a long time

A lovely hidden gem for good coffee and excellent sandwiches. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable and offer suggestions if you are unsure as to what you want to eat or drink.

Visiting the area and was pleased to find this lovely cafe. The good range was great and all freshly prepared. Cakes and pastries were delicious. Service was good and a lovely seating area to relax. Easy parking outside.

Friendly atmosphere, delicious mochas, space to relax for a few hours downstairs with WiFi if you need it. Delicious goodies to eat too!

I recently moved to Maidenhead from East London where places like this were in abundance and so glad I found this place. The coffee is great quality, perfectly made every time and full of flavour. The staff were very friendly and looked like they enjoyed working there. I think I’ve found my new regular haunt.

This cafe is in a great location. I have visited a few times while I have been out walking with a friend or with family. The coffee is good but I'm always shocked at the prices though. Not sure how they can justify what they charge for a "large" coffee that would be classed as a small everywhere else. 50p extra for decaf and another 50p for non dairy milk makes for a very expensive coffee. Come on guys at least make your cups a little bigger!

Friendly staff, nice coffee however I seem to only be able to get skinned or full fat for my coffee, semi would be lovely, I Hsb had any food as yet but it does look very tasty

13 odd quid for 3 coffees and 1 almond croissant is a bit of a joke. Fortunately, the coffee was very nice (as was the croissant). They have a decent range of drinks available and the staff are friendly. I'd visit again but the prices are pretty high.

I was so delighted when this cafe opened and it is a welcome addition to the area. However it is a continued annoyance that the large takeaway coffee cup would be considered a small size in any other coffee shop. The measure is so small and it’s finished before you know it. At £3.20 it is ridiculously overpriced.

Such a shame this used to be lovely. Prices have been hiked up and a toasted sandwich is now barely toasted, cold and not even cut. Wont be going back now which is disappointing as used to like it here.

We use to love this cafe but unfortunately the prices have increased so much that we no longer go not worth the money go to holyport were staff and coffee are better and a lot cheaper

Having been avid fans of Saints since its opening week, we have been extremely disappointed in our recent visits. We have always loved the coffee but it's no longer consistent added to which the prices appear to have risen by more than 10% and now compare with or exceed a lot of London cafes. To add insult to injury, decaffinated coffees are now incurring a 50p surcharge making a large latte cost a whopping £3.70.

Far nicer than a big coffee group. This is a lovely establishment that serves stunning coffee by pleasant and helpful staff and well worth a visit in my opinion. PS also allows dogs inside so another positive mark.

Great coffee and croissant! Great staff - love this place!! I often stop for a coffee and croissant or muffin on way to work and occasionally grab a sandwich - perfect, perfect, perfect!!

Great coffee, selection of yummy cakes and lovely service. Great place to meet friends and take a bit of time out.

I was introduced to Saints Cafe by a friend who had been here before, and I was pleasantly surprised. I could not see any seats available, but staff took us downstairs and I was even more suprised. The decor was very simple but it felt warm and friendly. Service was also surprisingly fast as there were quite a few people. We had soup, it was hot, served with some bread and it was delicious. Will definitely come here again, and try the coffee and cakes.

It is a nice cafe with friendly service. They make delicious coffee and you often see business men and women here.

Best coffee in Maidenhead, cozy environment, very friendly staff, nice selection of sweets and snacks, all very fresh. Good prices. Will definitely go again!!

I tried this café with my daughter and it was a terrible idea. The staff were pretentious with an aloof attitude, and the food and drinks were very over priced for the standard that was delivered.

Found this on the internet as we were looking for somewhere different to have coffee. We were not disappointed, good atmosphere, helpful staff who were happy to share about the café. Great coffee. Would not hesitate to recommend this great place.

We loved this little gem, friends service and wonderful coffee! Also a great selection of sandwiches and pastries

I'm quite fussy about my coffee - I avoid chains - and Saints Cafe brews a great cup of jo. They have a variety of dairy free milks available (coconut tastes awesome), and some very tasty gluten free cakes. There is also extra space downstairs which comes in handy during busy days.

Lovely, cute little coffee bar that was very unique. With little treasures you can purchase and very yummy cakes it's a great little place to pop into.

Upon arrival I was instantly disappointed as the barista working clearly didn’t want to be there, as there was no acknowledgement from her as we stood waiting to be served.

Excellent venue, coffee, food, staff ... even the music is great. Highly recommended if you are in the area.

Charming staff, great pastries and the tea was ok, served in a glass teapot with a loose tea separator. Friends had the coffee, said it was nice.

Title says it all. Fantastic coffee in a really comfortable atmosphere. Also some nice local beers on offer and various events, really what the area needs!! Definitely worth a visit for the coffee alone.

Great little coffee shop. Good coffee, friendly staff, who brought my coffee over to my table. Will visit again

An excellent cafe with tasty foood. Catching up on Fitbit Steps we stopped off for a quick cappuccino. Tempted once again for a snack. Had delicious croissant.very fresh. So tasty didn’t need butter or Jam. They were busy so seating at a premium. Very popular with Mums doing school run. We got a smile this time and were made very welcome.

Had a bad experience here in September - but after trying their cortados at the weekend they have redeemed themselves. Just about given up drinking coffee since relocating from Cheshire and finding the cortados in Maidenhead too milky. Thank you Saints Cafe.

Very friendly and efficient staff. Good selection of lovely fresh food and the coffee is excellent. Keep going back even if it is just for a takeaway!

Oh no not another trendy coffee bar ? Well yes and stick well out of the town centre opposite the hospital and in the middle ( indeed part of a new block of flats ) this very Shoreditchy style venture ought to sink without trace but guess what

Very nice coffee and a scrumptious selection of breakfast pastries & cakes. A much needed resource for the area

Started off good until a woman arrived with a barking dog. Servers are young, struggle to communicate and leave you trying to connect the dots. Couldn't fault the food.

so great to have such a little gem near our house. the salt beef and mustard sandwiches and rocky road milkshakes are AMAZING! great coffee and service

Nice to have another great coffee place to go to, including Bakedd, in Maidenhead. Just discovered they have a larger seating area downstairs!

Lovely friendly little venue -great coffee/hot chocolate and homemade cakes! Perfect seating outside just what we needed!

Small, bijou little cafe in the St Marks Area of Maidenhead (there's nothing else nearby) serving mainly coffee shop fare: hot and cold drinks, cakes and pastries and a few savoury items but they do it all very well. What I like is that the staff are mainly youngsters who are clearly enthusuastic and pleased to be working somewhere with a little bit of cred.

This is exactly what maidenhead needs! It has an excellent range of food options, including vegan stuff which is rare in Maidenhead! The layout is well planned, with a lovely basement perfect to work in. Thank you Saints Cafe for finally answering the need for a community cafe!

Out of Maidenhead town centre, near St Marks hospital, this is a most welcomed addition to the coffee shops in Maidenhead. Feels cozy, great selection of cakes, pastries and few savouries and service with a smile. Will definitely go back. The extra touch of having few things on display to sell from locals and also some yoga/med classes on week nights.

Been there twice now and not sure it sits right with me. Second time the coffee was much better (cortado, it was good), but couldn’t bring myself to go for anything to eat for a couple of reasons: last time I went I had a selection of cakes - every single one was far too sweet. Sickly. Everything is also exposed. They cover it in plastic but it’s just not right. Glass domes would help and aren’t expensive. I think my problem is that the cafe looks like an eco-type place but it just isn’t (and I so want it to be). No healthy food options (like Fego or even Pret’s). No healthy cakes (I only bake healthy cakes (wholewheat, less or no sugar, lots of protein and fruit) and the kids don’t even notice the difference now - so it can be done). And plastic just isn’t the way nowadays. So it has potential, but it’s not there yet.

Catching up on Fitbit steps Called in for a quick coffee and cake. Very nicely laid out with excellent range of coffees and choice of cakes.Fresh bread and sandwiches to order.

A nice little cafe based just off the main A4 through maidenhead with a great range of products for such a small establishment , nice outdoor seating area facing a not to busy side road , all in all well worth a visit and very close to the local doctors surgery and St. Marks hospital so a great way to spend some time before or after your appointment . I believe this is a new business and I wish it all the best .

Visited with friends today , was busy at 9.30am , we did however manage to get a table to sit outside.

Saints was recommended to my wife and I, knowing we like good quality coffee and being keen to try out new places. Living in Maidenhead, we've previously had to drive over to Marlow to enjoy a good coffee (Coopers is consistently good and the staff there are lovely there as well) but now we have somewhere within 5 minutes from home. They've sensibly chosen to partner with a local roaster in Coopers and on each of the first three occasions we've been so far (and will definitely continue to if the quality of the coffee and service is maintained) we've been really happy with our drinks. There's also a nice, chilled atmosphere which is what you want on a weekend. Yet to try the food, other than a sourdough loaf we've bought. This was really good though so bodes well for the quality of their baked offerings.

I live just up the road and about time we had decent coffee shop great tea, and pastries if you haven't been give it a try.

A local business supporting other small local producers. Coffee is great, while I read the review about poor cappuccino and lattes, my cortado has been spot on every time.

I don’t normally review coffee shops but on this occasion I really want you to know my feedback. You’re on my doorstep and I’d love you to be my favourite coffee shop. I spend many mornings sat in local coffee shops, I have a bit of a coffee addiction (and maybe a pastry one too), so I feel my review will be of some use to you. I visited soon after it opened and was impressed with the decor and layout. Your staff were so friendly, I got far more than the usual pleasantries, they were really chatty which is great for making people feel welcome. The cakes and sandwiches looked amazing, however I resisted having one as you didn’t have skinny milk ( I tell myself it’s ok to have a treat if I get a skinny coffee). I ordered a latte and a cappuccino and watched the barista go to work on my order. I was disappointed to see that the same milk jug was used to make both coffees. The cappuccino weighed the same as the latte which it shouldn’t do. The little sugar station was nice and tidy but lacked a bin so I had to hand my rubbish to the barista. I drank the latte which was ok but my friend found the cappuccino undrinkable as it was far too milky. I hoped this was a one off and ventured back a couple of days later with my husband. Unfortunately the same thing happened again, he said his cappuccino was just like warm milk. I noticed a previous review mention the same milk jug being used for their coffees, I’m glad I’m not the only one this annoys. I tried again the following week in the hope the barista had changed his coffee making style. Unfortunately the barista was off so a staff member made the coffee, it has to be up there with one of the worst coffees I’ve ever had. Don’t be disheartened by your first couple of trip advisor reviews not being 5 stars, you have the potential to be excellent. I love that you use coopers beans, I was one of their first ever customers and like yourselves they had teething problems but are now one of the best coffee shops locally. I also love bakedd and from what I’ve seen you are on par with their selection of tasty food. I will be back and when the coffee is up to scratch you will definitely get another review with 5 stars.

Saints Cafe just opened about three weeks ago, and adds a much needed cafe to the Maidenhead coffee scene. Newly built on St Marks Road with a novel recycled design the team are trying hard to bring coffee culture to the suburbs of Maidenhead. The cafe looks to be a hit and has been packed out most times that I have gone for my latte. Coffee is great when the Barrista is in residence but not so great when he is off duty. A good selection of cakes, pastries and sandwiches means that you can get far more than just a coffee or speciality tea. Few teething problems to resolve. Cakes need to be covered as they are drying out by PM, as do the sandwiches. Nothing except the drinks are priced and service can get confused when the place is busy. Get these things right and this cafe will give Bakedd a run for its money. The concept is spot on, there just needs to be a little more attention to detail and customer attention.