The best restaurants in Crowthorne Bracknell Forest South East

Went here for the first time today with my 2 year old granddaughter and my 85 year old mother. What a wonderful experience. As well as excellent coffee and croissants, the service was second to none, helping me with buggy, toddler and mother!! We'll definitely go back. Thank you so much!!

We booked a table however on arrival two members of staff kept apologising that they were fully booked instead of asking us if we had booked. After explaining we had a table booked we were sat at a table that hadn't been cleaned from the last customer. A red rose was on the table and whipped away before we took our seats. The lunch was poor quality and poor value. Tiny amount of salad with no dressing. At least we were offered salt and pepper! The Tea was excellent.

Even though we arrived 20 minutes before closing time we were given a friendly welcome. Good sandwiches made with decent bread and plenty of filling, excellent drinks selection. Very dog friendly and dogs even get their own menu. Great customer service and so good to be able to support local independent businesses.

8oz sirloin looked more like 10oz and cooked to perfection well worth a visit. Could do with a bit of modernisation/sprucing up inside.

Hit and miss as to whether they have any bread for toast - disappointing when there's a Lidl next door and a Co-Op across the road...

First visit, before revamp, was memorable. Next visit, after revamp, we get surly staff, ignored for nigh on 10 minutes whilst (seen) stood at the bar, then order/food confusion due to a bar person not listening properly, twice, causing unnecessary delay & mishap resulting in frustration & ultimate obvious disappointment. Just no care/belief shown.

Was recommended to try Kabirs and glad we did, good choice on menu, food was plentiful and tasty on all dishes we chose, wine was gorgeous, Staff sooo friendly, really went out of their way to make the evening enjoyable, will definitely be returning

Regrettably, I am compelled to give this restaurant a zero-star rating. Despite initial positive reviews, our family dinner turned out to be an incredibly disappointing experience. Initially, they confirmed a reservation for our family of six but emphasized the necessity of an appointment and the restriction on bringing a dog due to potential inconvenience to other guests. Upon our arrival, we were the sole patrons during the entire three-hour visit, with no other customers even for takeout. The waiter's discourteous request for us to write down our own orders set a perplexing tone. The subsequent delays in delivering lukewarm dishes, particularly the excessively chewy and artificially colored chicken tikka, further marred our dining experience. All our ordered curries, apart from the Dal tadka, unexpectedly had a sweet flavor. Compounding the issue, the same individual served as both receptionist and waiter, displaying a lack of responsiveness to our needs. We had to approach him for basic requests such as additional cutlery and drinking water. His constant cellphone use demonstrated a lack of professionalism. Upon settling the bill, the waiter refused to provide a physical copy, citing a peculiar policy. Despite my insistence on its necessity, he directed me to email or physically visit for a receipt, leaving me puzzled. In summary, as a dedicated food enthusiast, this stands as my most unsatisfactory restaurant experience to date. I strongly discourage anyone from visiting this establishment, particularly if expecting authentic Indian cuisine, as it specializes in Bangladeshi dishes.

We had a party of 40, the service and the food were amazing can highly recommend. Everybody commented on how nice the food was and it was hot. Well done and thank you.

The food is excellent. I've not had a bad takeaway from here. It's always good and I've tried various dishes. However, why is this not a fiver star revue? Because the naan breads are the biggest let down and terrible value for money. If you look hard with the keema naan you can find a bit of meat somewhere near the edge. Anyway after avoiding the naan bread on numerous occasions I tried the tikka naan at £4.50. Even worse than the keema man. Still the pigeons like it. Good curry but forget the naans here.

Stayed for two nights at a Crowthorne Hotel with no food facility . Checked out breakfasts in Crowthorne which weren't part of a chain . I had two excellent English Breakfasts and very reasonably priced for a very expensive part of the country . Ideal for a lunch or brunch

Had a lovely meal tonight. Food was absolutely amazing! I had the chicken skewer with pitta bread and humous. It was spot on. Cristina was our waitress she was very lovely and attentive. Highly recommend!! 5*****

Pleasant enough staff but I asked for a bacon butty and ask for it to be crispy. They acknowledged my request, went to the back kitchen, where I heard a microwave oven being started up, and a couple of minutes later, the butty arrived with stringy bacon. Not professional at all. The coffee wasn’t great either. They must try harder.

The food is perfectly nice, but the service is shocking. We have used Beijing several times, but no more. The young delivery driver buzzed our door maybe 10 times in 5 seconds, then proceeds to not say hello, goodbye or thank you for the undeserved tip we gave. Just walks off. Awful, awful, awful. You should be ashamed Beijing.