The best restaurants in Binfield with Warfield Bracknell Forest South East

Four of us went for the Christmas afternoon tea. What a treat. Fantastic, fresh sandwiches - good salmon, cucumber and cream cheese. The wraps were amazingly tasty - a mixture of chicken and turkey with an aromatic twist to the Coronation chicken. Miniature quiches were to dye for! Scones are lovely, little pastries homemade and delicious. We were offered non-alcoholic champagne and tea and coffee were flowing continually. Perfect tastes in glorious surroundings. Most highly recommended.

Very good food , large portion but quality over quantity , very good gravy . Will be back . I am not a roast dinner person but for the occasions I am this is the place to order from.

Nous avons essayé le Brunch du dimanche (9h30 à 12h30). Les garçons, 14 et 16 ans, se sont régalés. C'est un self où l'on peut composer son plateau d'une assiette de plats chauds, d'une coupelle de salades et une autre de desserts. Les produits sont frais et de qualité. Les boissons à volonté et la propreté engageante. Nous y retournerons sans aucun doute pour le Lunch ou le Breakfast.

Once again I cannot fault The Yorkshire Rose, the welcome as always is a pleasure and such a lovely touch. The service is exceptional and the food is to die for, the chefs are briliiant. Will be back again and again thank you, best restaurant certainly in Bracknell.

Great Sunday Buffet all food hot and great selection. Kingfisher on tap and popadoms for our little one. Excellent value and highly recommend.

What an amazing place. The chalk board of weekly activities was extensive and if I lived closer, I would definitely attend some of them. We turned up and needed a table for 14, because we were there at opening, this wasn't a problem. The staff were really friendly and helpful and there was no wait for our drinks or cakes. The cakes were so fresh and there was such a good variety, enough choice for everyone! We ended up staying for over 4 hours and was so nice to see people coming and going all the time and the community puzzle was a great addition too. We were so lucky with the weather, the children loved the playground and green space to run around in. One of our party had a dog, that was also allowed in with us. I'll take mine next time.

Family get together for children’s birthday, we were very well accommodated due to the large party. The food was very poor, roast potatoes like bullets…burnt and little vegetables given for a roast, pigs in blankets again very overcooked, however the waitress service we received from Chloe was outstanding, very attentive to our needs and quickly served whatever extras like drink we required, Chloe is a true asset to Shepherds House, thank you.

Had a Sunday buffet lunch here, the service was friendly and the food was lovely, with plenty of choice (even chips & nuggets for kids if required), and to our surprise it is part of Shahi (which is our local Indian restaurant, which we use weekly for our takeaways as their food is just superb and never fails to disappoint. We will certain use again for our Sunday lunch.

Lovely burger, plenty of flavour with no need for condiments, even the onion rings were well seasoned Fries were great as well

Lovely place for a meet up with friends. There is a small area for babies too with play mats and toys. High chairs available but they do need a clean or a cleaning station type of thing. Well decorated for Halloween 🎃 Food was very nice and quick to come out. It was very busy so I’d definitely book ahead, they had to turn away a lot of people who hadn’t booked ahead. Great to walk around after and it has an Aquarian and reptile shop, so great for babies to look at.

my 128th order.. so it's regular lol nut paid for extra bacon and got less than what you would normally get without paying for extra bacon.. 😞

My husband and I went to Daruchini for an early meal, there was only one other couple in the restaurant, we ordered and our popadoms arrived which we enjoyed with all the pickles. After an hour I asked the man who appeared to be in charge where our meal was , he went to investigate and two warm plates were put on our table, the food arrived about five minutes later but the plates had got cold by then. The food was very nice and we both enjoyed our meals , asked for the bill which was put on the table and then the waiter said to pay at the bar which we did , the same man processed our credit card and never said a word about our experience, would have expected him to ask if we enjoyed our meal and to say sorry for the wait.

Ate in the restaurant on one of the hottest nights of the year. Air conditioning not turned on and just 2 small fans in use....one of which was for the staff by the till area !! Food was ok ( no more) but the whole experience was so uncomfortable we ate up and left in 45 minutes. No surprise that there was only one other table occupied !!

The new landlords could run a masterclass titled, "How to ruin a successful community pub in no time at all" This place used to be a buzzing community pub full of friendly locals who would always make newcomers or one off visitors feel welcome. In fact this is part of the reason we moved to Binfield as a friendly village pub was part of the decision making process. Since the new landlords have taken over they have systematically ruined the atmosphere by removing bar stools at the bar, placing tables right next to the bar and generally driven any of the regular locals away. This has resulted in a quiet pub that has lost its soul. I'm not sure if this has been a conscious decision to change the clientele, but it seems like they have done this deliberatly. Saturday and Sunday afternoons were always busy, and you'd have been lucky to get a table however the complete opposite happens now, you could have your pick of any tables in the pub because its empty. I understand that Sky sports for pubs is expensive, but I feel it was a silly decision to remove this, as the number of people in the pub watching sport would surely have covered some or all of the cost and more. Now they just have some random 'atmosphere' tv with no real benefit at all. The Binfield Club and Stag & Hounds must be rubbing their hands in glee as the regulars have started to move on to them. With the Jack O'Newbury re-opening soon, I fear the Vic will be another of the statistics you read about with pubs closing at an alarming rate in the UK. These guys really need to know their audience and understand what makes a pub a pub. Not really sure what their strategy is, but it's definitely not working.

Nice setting but awful food. Burgers were crap. Small frozen kind, so cooked very dry and tasteless. Chips were okay. Beer expensive.