The Ostrich Inn in Slough

We stumbled across the Ostrich on a Sunday evening before our morning flight from Heathrow, as we were looking for somewhere to eat. We opted for a table in the dining area which had a lovely, cosy atmosphere. The menu had lots of choice but we decided to go for the Sunday roast and we were not disappointed. The food was delicious, hot, perfectly cooked with a generous amount of meat and vegetables. We were also pleasantly surprised to get a side of cauliflower cheese, something we normally have to pay extra for in our local area. The bill was also very reasonable for the London area. It is just a shame it is not closer to home as we would visit frequently, however we would not hesitate to return if flying from Heathrow again.

A lovely historic pub within the village of Colnbrook, a short walk from Terminal 5 Heathrow hotels. Plenty of choice on the menu and we had a tasty evening roast dinner for a reasonable price.

A lovely pub in the small village of colnbrook high street, we enjoyed a few beverages here after work as it’s not far from the industrial side of colnbrook and Heathrow airport! Drinks were competitively priced and service team were polite and friendly, definitely a great spot to unwind after a days work. There is adequate parking around the back, which is really handy as colnbrook village is very difficult to find parking on.

Lovely to sit out in beer garden and watch the planes coming in. Staff were friendly and professional. Food was nicely presented and usual pub price for the area.

Delicious pub food. Great service. Reasonable prices. The pie of the day was to die for. Enjoyed the Guiness and Magners. Has an old English pub feel....We'll sure be back.

Stopped in for the night before our flight out of Heathrow. We were intrigued by the history of this inn and how authentic it is. Why stay in a chain hotel that could be anywhere in the world? Had lunch in the pub downstairs. Absolutely delicious meat pie and cold cider on tap. The staff is kind and genuine. A real gem.

Prebooked and pre-ordered Christmas lunch for 8 people. Couldnt pay customary £10pp deposit because the PDQ machine was not working when I called. This did not stop them kindly taking our reservation. We were given a private space that could hold 12, so we had plenty of room. It was nicely decorated and festive. Service was friendly, especially Cherrie. Food was lovely, I recommend the Beetroot Wellington.

After the first visit on a business night out... the food and selection of real ale was so very good we repeated the visit every night after that.

Freezing cold restaurant, hour long wait for food, like the Marie Celeste, only positive was the food was edible! We had booked the table for 12:30 and after fighting our way through Saturday traffic arrived just after. So was a little shocked to find someone still hoovering the floor with a trailing cable meaning we couldn’t access the “dining area”. Although in hindsight this could have been a bad decision. We sat down and were given three menu’s (a table of four) our young lady finally came back with a fourth, no biggie one of us can share with our partner. After a while drinks were ordered and about twenty minutes later they slowly started coming out. The gentleman of the party had ordered bar drinks, the glasses were old and filthy. The ladies had ordered hot drinks, a pot of tea and a hot chocolate, the tea arrived with no cup, the hot chocolate just didn’t arrive for another ten minutes. Thankfully as old friends we chatted and time didn’t really seem to matter, however, we had already joked about drinking up and heading off elsewhere! We thought we would persevere but now wish we hadn’t bothered. Finally order placed after lots of fumbling about not having a pen to take the order. Shouting across the dining room to the kitchen to find out what the Pie of the Day was. We finally got all the food orders in. Now the waiting game began. After in excess of one hour to cook, fish and chips, pie of the day, sausage and mash and a fish finger sandwich!! It arrived all looking rather underwhelming and bland, it was edible thank goodness as by now we were hungry. Nobody had been asked if they needed another drink and by the end of the meal we were all really thirsty. I will hasten to add, the one staff member vanished between serving us. At one point someone arrived to check in while we were waiting for our food and we just said we couldn’t help but there was someone about. When she finally returned I asked for some water to wash down my food, it had been an hour and a half since my first hot drink. The boys asked for another drink too. She instantly bought their drinks, and subsequently vanished. When she came back with the jug of water a good ten minutes later she openly admitted she had forgotten about the water. We finished off as quickly as we could got up went to the bar and settled up, was this meal worth £100+ No bloody chance As someone who actually works nearby and is looking for a venue to book a works Christmas lunch, you have just lost a customer Bad business

I arrived here for Sunday lunch with my boyfriend the place was quiet and 4 members of staff are stood chatting at the bar my boyfriend said hello to them - nobody responded then we asked for a table for 2 and was looked at like we were a terrible inconvenience after looking for a menu I asked if I could have one then a very rude waitress said ‘no I’m in the middle of talking’- needless to say we walked out. We were horrified at how rude they were. No wonder the place was empty if that’s how you treat customers.

The service and the room that we stayed in before our holiday was brilliant. The food was ok. The lamb shank was average and the other selections of food were also average, however we would stay here again as everything else was really good.

Had a meal last night, excellent meal. Very friendly staff. I can't remember the ladies name, but believe she is the restaurant manager, excellent. We have stayed before at the hotel and have a function in September, went yesterday to discuss, couldn't have been more helpful.

Such a beautiful friendly place, we drove past the other night and had to visit before we left. On arrival we were greeted and shown to our table. We hadn’t booked but this wasn’t a problem, you wouldn’t believe you were right next to Heathrow airport. You can see it’s a very old building which definitely adds to it character.

Visited here as a goodbye to friends flying the next morning. Clean and comfortable room. Breakfast continental, basic. Dinner delicious. Great value for money

Stayed at a nearby hotel and came across this pub. What a nice place. We went to order some good but were told kitchen was closed. They asked what sort of food we wanted and we said fries. They were kind enough to make them for us. A huge portion too. Really recommend this place .

I was staying in the Holiday Inn Express and although they also serve food I fancied treating myself. My online search identified The Ostrich as worth a try. And so it was. The bus ride was £1 and within a few minutes I was there. Described as a restaurant this was more like a traditional inn. I had tried to book via OpenTable but that seemed not to work - although apparently it did - but fortunately there was a table free near the welcome of the open fire. In addition to a lovely pint of Spitfire, I opted for the breaded squid rings and the (homemade) roast vegetable strudel. All excellent. Service was prompt and courteous. Perhaps I've a bit picky, but I particularly liked the response "you're welcome" to my offer of thanks - rather than "no worries" or "no probs" ;)

We stayed here after landing from our holiday. Although the Reception staff were wonderful and so welcoming, I was more than disappointed with the room… It was huge (which was great), and my 9yo loved the sofa bed, HOWEVER, there was nowhere to have a private shower as only the toilet was behind a closed door, just a shower head over a bath which doesn’t suffice for privacy. There was no soap at the sink, the bedside lights were covered in a thick layer of dust and the room just smelt old and musty, as though it hadn’t been used in a VERY long time. I get this may be the case because it’s an old building, but it wasn’t very pleasant. We checked in just before midnight and had left by 7:30am without having had showers- we just wanted to get home and get clean. Also, although the planes stop overnight, the lorries whizzing along past the bedroom windows getting to their airport destinations don’t. It literally feels and sounds like you have an 18 wheeler crashing into your bed. The overall pub is beautiful and outside area looked great, but I wouldn’t stay overnight again.

5 out of 5 we visited to go to legoland and Windsor castle on arrival the staff were so friendly and welcoming and our room was very spacious and the manager was so helpful the food also very good I would totally recommend this place to stay I look forward to return when we visit Windsor again in the future

We were there on a Tuesday for lunch. The place was practically empty. The manager seemed engrossed on his laptop sitting the bar but he did tell the bartender to serve us. We asked about the soup of the day. After 5 minutes we were told there was none. We ordered a Ploughman's lunch (no cooking involved).After 30 minutes my wife asked how long lunch would be. She was told "Shortly" After another 15 minutes we left. We did not ask them again about the food because, like the TV Show, it was pointless and we did not want to even listen to an excuse. It's bread and cheese, pickle and throw on a bit of salad. 45 minutes and nothing. We may go back later this year to see if our lunch is almost ready.

Warm welcome upon arrival and I don't mind paying £16.95 for a roast if its worth it but it was not. Carrot were barely warm, cabbage was pickled with salt, far too many greens on the plate and burnt Yorkshire pudding, not to mention the watery gravy

I am sorry to rate The Ostrich as poor as previous visits have been good. We booked a table on Tuesday evening for dinner and managed to sit out in the garden. It was a lovely evening. The member of staff behind the bar was friendly and she was doing her best to keep up with the customers waiting on her own. Unfortunately the service only got worse from this point. We ordered food and picked a selection of starters to share which took a while to arrive and then came in two parts. A gentleman (believe he was the manager) brought the first two starters out a dumped it down in a way that the baguette feel of the board onto the table. The rest of the starters came five minutes later with the bar maid. The food tasted nice. When we had finished our starters no member of had come to anywhere near our table to check or clear our plates. Eventually two of our 3 main courses came out over an hour from when we ordered and the starter plates where cleared. While we sat there waiting for the third main to arrive we also had no fresh cutlery. Another five minute passes and then then my friends steak arrived. We still had no cutlery, that took another visit back in side for the bar maid to collet. By the time we started to eat our mains the vegetables on the lamb dishes were cold. The lamb was warm just about. Really not great and not what I had experienced at the Ostrich before. Finally I went to the bar to order two espresso and the poor bar maid looked like she was ready to breakdown and cry. She didn't know what to do with the coffee machine, didn't know what an espresso was and this bit took another 15 mins to get two coffees. She asked for help, one other member of staff just said something as she walked off through the restaurant and then the manager appeared. Loaded the coffee into the machine and left her to it. The whole experience was not great and if you are visiting the Ostrich I strongly recommend don't sit in the garden area for dinner. I

The food was nice and considering the prices at local hotels it was a good option and it was alot more casual. Nice starters although not as they were on the menu. Burger was very good. Service wasn't organised but made up for it in...

First class food, wine, service & ambience. Special thanks to Haley who showed us around & Sienna who explained the history.

Good selection of food available well priced and very tasty. Plenty of room to sit ands I got a nice table near the fire.

We have been going to The Ostrich for our Christmas Work Lunch for many years. This year was by far the best we have had, the food was exceptional, generous portions and well cooked. The staff were friendly and attentive, really nice atmosphere. It is...

We stayed overnight at the Inn to visit family and dined in the restaurant. The food was beautifully presented and cooked to perfection. The duck pate was mouthwatering! We will dine here again!!

‘Gin’ tastes like it’s 100% water. Cocktails taste like 100% water mixed with a little fruit & juice. Total insult. Massive shame as lovely place.

The food, the service was just amazing. Sarah was very accommodating and couldn’t do enough. We were given a run down of specials and checked on throughout our meal. I had the fish and chips and my friend had a burger. Was fresh tasting

I have never written a review before. But this hotel requires one. The room was unbearably hot. The outside temp had reached 33 C the day of our check in. There was no AC and if you opened the windows you were right above the...

A fantastic meal with 10 colleagues in the private dining room at the back of the restaurant. Sarah and the team were first class and accurately fulfilled the pre-order (submit at least 2 days before for a large group). Any items that could not be...

So we attended this restaurant for the first time in 5 years, hoping for a more pleasant experience. We arrived and opted to sit outside due to 2 members of our party being smokers, this basically meant the bar staff forgot about us. We had...

Went there for Sunday lunch today. We were 4 adults and one child. Great food very attentive service. Couldn’t be faulted.

We were so disappointed with this hotel. We booked for 2 nights before a flight but ended up checking out early and staying elsewhere the second night. We arrived late in the evening and there was one member of staff running the bar and also...

3 bread sticks for 5 pounds and when giving back feedback a waiter said would you like some more breadsticks then. i would not recommend and i would definitely not go back. chips where clearly refried from frozen and the burgers where average but not...

Ordered the hummus to share as a starter and the pan fried stone bass and the chicken wrapped in panchetta for mains. Food was nice but took a while to get the moon.

We were looking for somewhere to stay before an early flight to Dubai from Heathrow T 5.We didn’t want to stay at a chain hotel so sound the Ostrich.What a gem.Warm welcome quirky rooms and a Good restaurant.Nothing not to like.

We were flying from Heathrow so opted to stay the night before at the Ostrich. What a find!!! Car parking £5.00 per night (we flew out of terminasl 3 back 5 so hassle otherwise) Taxi £15.00 a no brainer. BUT our room 5 was absolutely great, quirky and very comfortable. Our meal in the evening was superb, my Veggie wife really enjoyed hers (can't remember what it was!) The restaurant had great atmosphere with lovely beams and pillars. Nice to think it was built before they discovered the US which is where we were going. As for the breakfast, my "full English" was a cracker, portions as big as the US and absolutely delicious. All the staff were friendly and helpful and the bar was full of atmosphere and a strane guy with beard, pony tail and hat. A great place to stay.

Well impressed A quirky pub and the room was refurbished to a very high standard The breakfast was really high quality food And the evening meal both steak and lamb shank were the best I’ve had in ages.... Will be coming back thank you

Staying in holiday inn terminal 5 but didn't fancy their food, so had a look for local pubs and came across this one. What a lucky find. Fab food, I had steak wife had lamb shank, the steak was the best I've eaten in a long time. 3 course plus two large wines less than £70. Would highly recommend to anyone!! Good vibe and attentive friendly service, in an oldy worldy pub.

Stayed the night of 10th January 2020. Beautiful bedroom very comfortable, clean, spacious and very smart decor. Restaurant bar food delicious. Will be staying again when using Heathrow Airport or London visit.

We stayed as very convenient for Heathrow. Ample parking, very friendly welcome and beautiful twin room. We decided to have our evening meal which was delicious, reasonably priced and plates were fully cleared ! Will absolutely stay here again and recommend to friends and family for future airport stays.

We met some friends at the Ostrich who were in transit from the USA to Thailand and had a 12 hour lay over. All thoughts of time zones were soon forgotten in a very cozy convivial environment. We had the Sunday roasts which were very good quality pub grub - the desserts must have been homemade and were exceptional. Lovely staff who looked after us really well. Would highly recommend and we will certainly return if in the area again.

8 of us sat down for our annual team get together. This was the second year that we have come here and it won’t be our last.The staff are very friendly and accommodating. The table service is good and the food was better than your average pub Christmas dinner. The beetroot smoked salmon must be mentioned. Very high quality salmon with just a hint of beetroot. Quite delicious. The turkey was moist and served with all the trimmings but not swimming in overpowering gravy. The Christmas pudding was a touch on the heavy side but the mince pies were just the right size and with a good filling.At about £30 including a bottle of wine it was very good value for money at this time of year.

We picked up our daughter from T5 at Heathrow and wanted to eat locally and we found this gem of a pub. The inside is in keeping with an old 18th century inn, but the food is not. The menu is extensive and there was enough choice even for the 2 Vegetarians. The service was good everything came at the same time, and the food was good. If your looking for something close to the airport i would give this place a go.

Thought I’d give this place a try as I was flying out of Heathrow the next morning.

Whilst this is a good restaurant BE VERY VERY VERY CAREFUL you could quite easily end up with a £100.00 parking ticket.

An interesting building and a somewhat strange experience getting a table but worth persevering. A nice menu - tastebud tickling.

What a wonderful place to stay... So historic and drips charm... The welcome was excellent and helpful.. All staff interaction was top notch! The room was great and spotless. Breakfast also was excellent... We will be back

We visited on a cold Sunday early evening, luckily they could accommodate us at a large table with children. The meal was absolutely phenomenal. It was big, it was well seasoned. I can't say anything negative. I ever had eton mess before, but the one I had put the standard really high up from now on. That whipped cream on tip was just heavenly. Thick, creamy but not to sweet.

Nice inn with pub atmosphere, good quality beer. Selection of steaks, meats, veggie and the usual fish and chip/burger options all served tastefully and slightly up market. Efficient service. Booking is recommended but we were OK walking in. Great atmosphere. Would be good for large groups. Very convenient for terminal 5 hotels as an alternative to the hotel restaurant.

We stay here when we fly from Heathrow or as a stop off if a late flight from Gatwick, infact any excuse🤣 Park the car and the holiday begins. We love it here. Fab staff, wonderful food, comfy rooms.

Had a nice lunch for my friends birthday. There was a large group of us, the staff were really good, pleasant and helpful. The food was very nice.

Been visiting this establishment for 15 years+ and have always been happy with the service, ambiance, excellent food and drinks available. The staff are exceptional, the 'boss' Sarah has always been the perfect host and made everyone feel welcome. Cannot be praised enough for the way we always have a perfect experience here.

We arrived in the late afternoon for an overnight stay at the inn and grabbed a quick lunch which was okay. Because there didn't seem too be much else in walking distance from the inn (we considered grabbing something to-go from a nearby grocer), we also ate dinner at the Ostrich. It too was just okay but the service was extremely slow. In short, I wouldn't go out of my way to eat a meal here despite the history of the pub.

After a long day travelling, we arrived at this quaint hotel with its superb bar and restaurant and checked in. The downside about staying is that you have two sets of stairs to negotiate with heavy suitcases, the plus side is they have lovely cool beer, an external garden area and their restaurant food is excellent.

Nothing like the previous experience - service and food were simply awful.. They appear to have changed the chef. The food was dire as was the service. What a disappointment. Never again

We happened upon the Ostrich while searching for a place that was within walking distance of our hotel. It has a wonderfully eerie past as potentially the site of multiple guest disappearances. We enjoyed a relaxed happy hour prior to the start of dinner at 5:30. Our group ordered fish and chips, a specialty hamburger, a Cesear chicken sandwich, onion rings. All of the food was great and we had a wonderful evening.

Just returned from taking my two daughters out for a treat meal.

I stayed here with my husband for a nearby wedding in Windsor. The building is stunning - full of wooden beams and wonky floors. Our room was lovely and the food was even better! When we checked in we were asked whether we would like to book a table for dinner that evening, which we did. The food was beautiful! The room rate also included breakfast the next morning - again, this was amazing! The service we received both in the restaurant and as hotel guests was brilliant, I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again! Thank you for making us so welcome!

Lovely old building with lots of character and very cosy in the winter months.

Un très bon restaurant style pub, avec un bar à bières. La petite salle à côté permet d'avoir un restaurant avec service à table. Moins rapide que les pubs, mais très bon. Les plats sont de bonne qualité: hamburgers, fish and chips et aussi de très bons beignets de courgettes. Les frites de patates douces et les beignets d'oignons sont excellents!

Last minute break to visit Windsor and the surrounding areas chose to stay at the Ostrich inn Colnbrook because of its history. The inn is a real treasure in all respects from the great staff always helpful and very friendly to a refreshing difference from the more traditional hotel. Room was spacious very clean with all facilities. We ate in the restaurant where the meal was excellent and not your usual standard cuisine. All fresh and delicious. Service is very personal and friendly so be patient if busy. Well worth it.

Went here for Sunday lunch on 30th June, the food was brilliant as well as the service, a great selection of beers and cocktails which we had a good few......It's was very busy and would suggest pre-booking a table which I did online with no problem, highly recommend the Ostrich and we will be returning definitely.

Absolutely HORRIBLE experience here. The service couldn’t be more awful. Especially from one of the staff members (curly black hair didn’t get her name) but all were generally awful. The beef Sunday roast was so bland. Have they heard of seasoning? Meat was of a low quality and tough (we asked for medium rare and got medium well). We had to wait 40mins for our plates to be cleared after our meal and most of the time we ordered from the bar because of the total lack of service. This put us off getting dessert and coffee at the end of the meal. When you go out on a Sunday with your family you plan to have a nice time. Businesses like this one ruin that sentiment and your entire day. Wish I could rate 0 stars!!

I just wrote a review but it landed in the Hotel section. I will be brief: The place was empty on a Friday night at 9:30. It had always been a bustling restaurant, I was amazed. “No food of any kind after 9:30” we were promptly told. All that was left were 4 belligerent drunk men at the bar, one of them started to go after us because we were American. It could have become ugly. I quickly ordered an Uber and my family and I got the heck out of there. It has gone to the dogs, sadly. I will never return.

Came to the restaurant with my family hoping for great things but was sorely disappointed. Roast beef was bland and over cooked, but even worse than the food was the service which was extremely slow and rude! Would not recommend to anyone looking for a nice Sunday Lunch.

Amazing dinner (chicken caesar sandwich was unbelievably flavorful as the lamb was heaven) outstanding breakfast with warm and friendly waitstaff.

First all the good, large free car park, a very attractive room and clean well layout shower room and as I travel lite having toiletries available is always a big plus.

Absolutely lovely visit with a great staff!!! Couldn’t ask for a better experience except for maybe less rain!!😂😂 Would love to come back!!!

I am staying the night here and decided to have dinner in the hotel restaurant since there are not much alternatives around. I went for the top priced Chefs recommendation: Filet steak with queen scallops and curly fries at 26 GBP. The friendly waitress started with pointing out they are out of curly fries , although only 6pm. Anyway , its just fries so ok with me.

We had a one night stay at The Ostrich to attend a friend’s party nearby. I’d eaten lunch and dinner at The Ostrich many times when I lived in the area so was curious to stay a night, especially in view of it’s treacherous history outlined in the guest room folder. I can remember the Most Haunted team visiting some years back.

The great thing about the Ostrich is that they not only have the usual selection of beers but also local / special or craft beer on a rotational basis. Food is good and pretty much besides the beaten track of Pub Food although you can get the stereotypic dishes too. However, the Ostrich is also the 3rd oldest pub in the UK and hence has a pretty morbid history (it's pretty morbid) and the staff is happy to shed some light with some stories.

Good food / varied menu / good quality products / reasonably priced / attentive and friendly staff / good ambiance

The pub is an amazingly old building (with a creepy horror sotry to boot!), has a nice cosy atmosphere, decent food but the service is a tad unfriendly.

We stayed 2 nights & had a great stay. Fresh milk a nice touch after our long journey & late arrival. Breakfast & dinner good & well cooked, nice selection but gluten free breakfast options could be better and a bit slow on day 2 only an issue as we had to be back at the sailing club for an early start otherwise no complaints. Full of character, Staff lovely & welcoming, great with our toddler, would definitely stay again.

Loved the place so quaint, staff lovely and accommodating choice of cocktails was fab shared plates lovely main course fabulous No rush between courses lovely and relaxed food so good and fresh

Parking ok behind the building, but it wasn’t busy, Nice ambience when we walked in, greeted and seated, said they had a new menu, about 12 people eating already but had run out of the pork dish we both fancied, steak but pricey at £24. Spitfire lager £5 a pint steep. Service ok little slow considering we were last eating there at 9pm. Would go again though.

We went for a business catch up to this Restaurent as we had some good feedback from friends, the place is very nice and has a nice atmosphere and quite busy.

We went here after work. The service was good and drinks OK. Food was mediocre, burgers better than the fish and chips which was soggy and flavourless. Prices were reasonable and toilets clean.

Beautiful cosy dining room, accompanied by a wonderful dining experience. As it was January, the dishes were hearty and very welcoming.

We were staying at the hotel and took the opportunity to eat here. Food great, service superb and prices reasonable

I stayed here on a Sunday and I got to sample the Sunday roast. It was the tastiest I have had in a very long time but I was disappointed to hear that at 2pm they had run out of Yorkshire puddings. Especially after hearing another guest say they were so delicious. This does appear to be a running theme when reading other reviews that they run out of things for Sunday lunch. Over produce is the answer. A few extra yorkies and veg isn't going to break the bank. Hence why I have given 4 stars instead of 5.

This lovely old coaching Inn has a really interesting history - from Highwaymen to Hauntings - it is a lovely old historical building, shame about the area around it. The food was lovely - met up with friends and we had a friendly welcome, order taken quickly. Interesting menu - we all picked different dishes and all were happy. No problems at all - we had a great lunch.

Food was excellent, beef Wellington outstanding,

We really enjoyed our visit here. The food was very nice and the pub itself has real character. Would definitely visit again if in the area.

We had an extended layover at Heathrow so we booked accommodation from 10:00 to 14:00 (reasonably reduced the price for a partial stay). Very nice English Breakfast in the morning and Traditional Sunday Roast was very nice and popular with the locals as well.

Good gastro pub food with friendly staff and good vibe. Can recommend the Ham, egg and chips, and sticky toffee pudding.

Lovely room, cosy pub for drinks and pleasant meal too. Recommended - I'll certainly be looking to stay again when back in the area.

Great building cosy yet modern. Lovely menu with (for the area) amazing food for the prices they charge. Just crying out bar staff who like their jobs. As soon as we arrived we were greeted by one who came out of the kitchen saying they were 'knackered'. First time I've not tipped in a while. Food faultless.

Had my Christmas lunch with 7 other family members on Christmas Day and can honestly say the food and service was perfect. The food was plentiful and tasty and we all felt really relaxed. I would certainly recommend and hope to return next year.

Been here many time, food is good and service is usually fine! The last 3 times have been a bit of a disappointment though

Came here after a year for a mid week catchup with a friend. Restaurant was not busy but service was so slow. Our starter came well before our drinks. We repeatedly had to ask for water before it came over. My main meal had a long hair embedded in the chicken. They kindly changed the meal but took half an hour to bring another meal out and my friend had already finished hers. We asked for the bill and eventually had to walk up to the bar half an hour to pay. Here we were served by a rude lady in a tartan shirt who seemed to be the manager. Terrible service! Although the food tasted nice , I would never return.

We stayed here before a flight Germany last month. The menu sounded pretty impressive for an ordinary pub - Gastropub sort of thing, I was delighted as having been forced to travel for work on my partners birthday the next day I wanted to buy him dinner.

Visited here before flying on holiday. Staff were very friendly and helpful. The food was good and very tasty beer. Will definitely be visiting again

Stayed here this week and used both the restaurant and the hotel. The hotel rooms have all recently been refurbished and despite being on the Heathrow flight path the rooms are quiet and very nice. Getting to your room can be a little quirky with several outside doors but not a big issue. With free parking and £100 per night and only 5 mins from T5 this hotel is a little gem. The inn dates back to 11th century and is allegedly the 3rd oldest pub in England, so full of beams and charm. Food is basic and not expensive. Nothing to get excited about, and there are better restaurants nearby, but easy to stay and dine there. Staff could not be more helpful.

After agreeing to meet friends here for food and drinks, we tried to phone the pub several times during the day to book a table but unfortunately no one answered the phone.

The Ostrich Inn is situated in the village of Colnbrook. I came here to visit my friend who work near this pub and she said Ostrich inn is her favourite restaurant in this area which I totally agreed with her.

Stayed one night , with dinner, after collecting Hubby from Heathrow Terminal 4 at 530pm ... decided the drive back to Somerset would be better the next day. It took less than 10mins from airport, was a really quirky room (No9) , with a spotlessly clean en suite , very large comfy bed . Dinner and breakfast both good . Staff were very efficient and friendly. This place is grade2 listed , so floors are uneven, stairs were weird , and the beams exposed authentic and quite low in places... dripping in history ! Would stay again when flying in or out of Heathrow Terminal 4 !

We stayed at the hotel two nights!

My husband Tom rang The Ostrich Colnbrook last Sunday to enquire about a Gluten Free Sunday Roast. I am Coeliac so I know I can’t have Yorkshire Pudding. The lady Lyndsey told Tom the gravy had an element of gluten but that I could bring my own. Lyndsey spoke to the chef and she said it was fine as they like to help out people with allergies. She said they often make vegetarians own gravy.