The best restaurants serving British food in Bracknell Forest South East

Place was clean and very welcoming. Booked for my sons birthday he's 9. Paul was especially fantastic, great teacher and very patient with the young ones learning. He was calm in situations and made sure the boys knew what they were doing to keep them safe. Thank you so much Paul (Bob) for the awesome time the boys absolutely loved the experience and can't wait to come back. Paul is a great asset to your team and should be awarded for his professionalism.

We had fish & chips which was dreadful, with all batter and very little grey fish, definitely not cod as advertised. Peas were hard.

Restaurant smells old. Service was really slow. Food was bad, but we were so tired it was eat or go hungry before sleeping in the Premier Inn. Car Park had many signs warning of Car Thieves Operate in this Area and Police Hotspot etc, I was genuinely a little nervous parking my car there.

I haven’t been to The Cricketers since the New Management took over from Stuart. I would like to say good things about the place but unfortunately this is just not the case. The Pub is extremely tired and run down. The staff are very helpful but the seating in the restaurant is just awful. Rips and tears, the tables are worn down and grubby and the toilets well I don’t think I even want to explain how disgusting they are. This used to be a great place and I would be a regular visitor but it has gone down hill and unfortunately I will not be returning.

Lovely Friday spot. Great food. Service was mostly good, but occasionally slow and needed a few extra reminders for some things.

I was recommended The White Hart by a friend who praised its traditional, home-cooked food and the warm, inviting atmosphere of a classic country pub. Finding such a gem these days is rare, so I was delighted to step inside and discover that it was exactly as described. For my meal, I chose the Lamb Liver and Bacon with Mash, a dish that instantly transported me back to my late grandmother’s kitchen. It was beautifully prepared, rich in flavour, and full of comforting nostalgia—a true taste of home. The charm of The White Hart extends beyond its food; the cosy interior exudes character, and the pub’s garden looks like the perfect spot to relax when the weather is warm and inviting. I will certainly be returning, and I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a traditional pub experience with fantastic food.

All staff are very friendly, highly recommend

Food was not good . It was all dried out . Looks likes they used a microwave to warm things up . Was not worth the money. . 5 stars on the door I don't think so.

I have just returned from having dinner at this pub. From the moment we walked in we were made to feel welcome. We were shown into the main part of the dinning room which is fairly large and airy. There were only a few other people already eating. We were served by a happy waiter. I am gluten free and never find it hard to find many courses which I can eat. I started with the crab parfait with smoked salmon and prawns whilst my partner had beef on skewers. They were both delicious. For my main course i had calves liver with bacon, spinach and potatoes. The gravy was a red wine sauce which was delicious. It was a very big portion and I did manage to get through the plate. My partner had the beau pork which he said was delicious. We could not manage a dessert but did have two coffees. The food was really good and I would definitely recommend eating here. The only thing I was put off by was that they added service charge on. I would prefer to have given a tip myself so that the waiter who served us got the tip. Also the amount would be at a discretion of the serves we received.

A pub full of character and a characters met lots of interesting and friendly people in the bar which is square and centrally located which adds to the social elements of the pub layout.

The opening hours of this cafe are so random. It seems ridiculous to me that they often close at 3pm, which was the case today. Is it a shortage of people? Can’t rely on them, plus the service can be very slow.

Came here from supper on the way home from seeing family and friends. The food was excellent and the service was brilliant. My only criticism, which is what deserved two stars is that there wasn’t the facility for ordering from one’s table, for while I am fully mobile, I have an old and dear friend who uses a wheelchair, and she would need to be able to order from the table.

Although service was acceptable the food was very much below par. The chicken was dry & only lukewarm warm. So called Truffle chips, were no more than skinny fries (under cooked)!with a ton of Parmesan cheese. Lamb shank, Cold in the middle, sauces had skin on the top, mashed potatoes were thick with a goey thick skin, as though they had sat around, gone cold & zapped too many times in a microwave!!! This was returned &!re ordered a lemon chicken pasta. This was only mildly warm, the pasta had soaked in the majority of the ‘sauce’, which was thick & stodgy.the food didn’t move when cut into, it was solidified. This too was returned!! Left the restaurant feeling downhearted & hungry, so went to the garage & bought snacks as soon as hungry!!!

It's like the KFC chicken of old! Love this chippy, best chips I've eaten, and they are lovely in the shop. We eat here once a week! firm family favourite.

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.