The best restaurants in Castle Without Windsor and Maidenhead South East

Horrible delivery , didn’t even made a afford to bring food , just marked delivered. Delivery service poor and not competent Not recommended

Good staff were managing the queue quickly and efficiently. But this Starbucks just isn't a nice place to sit. None of the chairs are comfortable. It has a plasticky 'McDonalds' vibe. Interesting really, Starbucks has not been all that successful in the UK. I think it's just because they don't know how to make their spaces attractive. Starbucks food is also pretty grim - e.g., the paninis are 98% bread, some icky mustard, and a tiny bit of filling. The cakes are cheap, stale and wildly calorific.

Never seen these before, so thought I would try it. Glad I did, very nice fried chicken joint, clean, tidy and good service from Kira. its just of the front at weston.

I am solely writing this review because I went to search up something else about this company, but the poor reviews popped up instead. I go here whenever I can, as often as I can, and I can guarantee this is the best bubble tea with the best menu anywhere outside of London. London has Chinatown + several other places that does a good boba! But, outside of there, this is the tastiest and creamiest and their dreamy fluffy topping line is unmatched. Unsure what all the negative comments are about, especially anything in regard to the interior. It’s actually the prettiest place to sip anything in Windsor - and that’s saying something. The music is not too loud, despite other reviews, and the drinks are phenomenal enough to go back again and again.

todos teníamos hambre y las opciones considerando COVID eran buenas. en el lado caro pero esperado ya que estábamos en el complejo.

Quick bite to eat before we came home, burger very overpriced £10.95 for just a cheeseburger, the lady on the till wasn’t very good struggled to get the order done with her and she still got it wrong! But could be bothered to try and get the right burger after it being so hard to do it in the first place! Expensive refill coke also

Unfortunately this place left us really disappointed. We had two ice creams, the pistachio tasted like bubblegum, it was just extremely sweet, tasting nothing like pistachio and the cones tasted like cardboard. Add to this that they were more that £5 each, I wouldn't recommend.

After our delightful first visit, my wife and I knew we had to come back to Istanbul Kebab House for a proper meal. Last week, we decided to turn our date night into something special with dinner at this Turkish gem followed by a Broadway musical, Newsies, at the Flynn Center. We made a reservation in advance, as this spot is quite popular in the evenings - especially when there's a play happening nearby. The ambiance was inviting and warm, with soft lighting and traditional Turkish decor creating a perfect setting for a romantic evening. The service was exceptional, and our server, Alexandra B., made the experience even more memorable with his attentiveness and friendly demeanor. We started with the Small Meze Platter ($16.99), an excellent choice for sharing. The platter featured haydari, hummus, babaganoush, Turkish salsa, and stuffed grape leaves, all served with soft lavash bread. For those seeking a gluten-free option, fresh-cut veggie sticks are available. Each dip and spread was bursting with flavor, making this a must-try appetizer. For the main course, I chose from the Earthenware Casseroles and ordered the Lamb Guvec ($27.99). The tender, marinated lamb pieces combined with tomato, mushroom, onion, pepper, and eggplant were served sizzling hot, and the aroma alone was irresistible. It was hearty, flavorful, and paired perfectly with the recommended 9oz glass of Vinkara red wine ($16.50). My wife selected the Chicken Adana Kebab ($22.99) from the Traditional Kebabs menu. The mildly spicy, hand-ground chicken seasoned with Turkish maraş pepper and parsley was grilled to perfection and served with Turkish rice pilav, a side of greens, house pickled red cabbage, and marinated onions. She enjoyed every bite and complemented her meal with a 9oz glass of Ancyra white wine ($16.50), which was light and refreshing. To close the evening, we indulged in a classic Turkish dessert, Baklava ($9.99). The layers of fresh phyllo, walnuts, and crushed pistachios, finished with a simple syrup, were the perfect sweet ending to our meal. Istanbul Kebab House continues to impress with its excellent food, cozy ambiance, and impeccable service. Whether it’s a casual dinner or a special occasion, this restaurant is a must-visit in Burlington. We’ll definitely be back again!

**Great Service, Tasty Food – But Smaller Portions** We had a good experience at Wagamama in Windsor. The young girl who served us was lovely, with a big smile and very helpful throughout our meal. The food arrived quickly and was fresh, which was great. I ordered a chicken dish, but the portion was noticeably smaller than usual, which was a bit disappointing. I asked for extra sauce, and it was brought out without any issues. Overall, we enjoyed the meal and the service, and we would definitely return despite the smaller portion size.

Insulting and exploitive pricing and menu restrictions. Kids food (fish and chips) was very low quality. Starters poor, deserts ok.

Popped in for a drink, they were ridiculously overpriced and 2 out of 4 cups split due to poor quality. The server was vile to us scorning us for the split (which wasn’t our fault) told my 3 year old son he would make him another and then argued with us after we had awkwardly waited for over half an our. This place should be shut down.