The best restaurants serving British food in Bray Windsor and Maidenhead South East

This farm is the ultimate breakfast spot! The food is absolutely amazing—fresh, hearty, and full of flavor. You can really taste the difference in the locally sourced ingredients. But what makes it even better are the stunning views! Sitting outside with a perfect breakfast, looking out over the rolling fields and hills, is such a peaceful experience. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, this place is a hidden gem. Can’t recommend it enough! Go for the Farmers breakfast that will keep you going for the day!!!

Went here with my family for sunday dinner there was 6 of us, i had roast chicken which was lovery and ice cream for a pudding . The staff were lovery and very helpful not sure if there was a childerns menu as we had a 2y old with us but i hope we all go back

Family meal for eight. Great service. Helpful staff. Good menu choice. Excellent food.

I had always planned for this to be a 55th birthday wish list for the wife - but we don't know what's around the corner so booked for her 54th birthday instead - live is too short unfortunately. We were not disappointed - simply stunning from start to finish - just experience it

Excellent ambiance and food with a great atmosphere all round! Highly recommended. Felt very welcome and will definitely be returning! Super for family events.

Lovely country pub with log fire and burner. Very professional service and great food.

Warning: California/Oregon Native here so this review will have a west coast American bias. I am a big Fish & Chips fan so naturally I wanted to try it from a Michelin Star winning pub. We took a little detour to go here on our way to Stonehenge. Also note we've eaten at quite a few Michelin Restaurants in North America and Europe so we did have certain expectations. TL;DR - very cool old pub with good food and great service. I thought it was overpriced for the food we got and maybe we just had too high of expectations. I'd still recommend it, just don't go in with too high of expectations if you're getting the Fish & Chips. Full Review - We arrived at the Hind’s Head a bit early and took the opportunity to grab a drink at the bar and just enjoy the ambiance. This was the first really old pub I'd been inside and it was really cool. It was a neat experience just being inside and soaking it all in. Now for the important part, the food. I started off by ordering a Scotch Egg. I'd never tried one before and it sounded interesting. It was really good, though I have nothing to compare it to. My wife started with the Tea smoked salmon and I have to admit that was the first disappointment. It was good quality smoked salmon, but it was nothing special and not worth the price. Also the bread and sides it was served with were nothing remarkable. For our main dishes we both got the Fish & Chips. My wife originally wanted another Fish dish that we saw on some of their menu pictures but they were not serving it at the time we were there. One unique thing about the Fish & Chips was the option to keep the skin on. They asked our preference and explained it offered more flavor. We both elected to try it and were both very happy with the decision. It definitely enhanced the flavor and I would recommend trying it. The fish was cook beautifully with a very nice crisp and flavorful batter. The chips were nice and crisp and quite enjoyable. Unfortunately, this is where my strongly positive opinions kind of trail off. I would not be this critical of a pub normally, but it's on the Michelin guide so I'm holding them to higher standards than normal. While the fish was perfectly cooked and very crispy, it was still draining a lot of oil when it arrived. They laid down a small piece of paper under it to help soak up the excess oil, but the bottom was a bit too saturated. I put a couple chips under it after noticing and that helped a lot. The chips soaked a lot of it up and helped keep the bottom from getting soggy. The amount of oil retained in the batter was a bit of a turn off. You could really feel it by the end of the meal. The dipping sauces they included didn't really do a lot for me. Both the curry sauce and chippy sauce were a bit bland and didn't add much to the dish in my opinion. I did ask if they'd be offended if I requested Tarter Sauce. They said they wouldn't beoffended, but they didn't have any. Not sure I'd that's normal or not, but I was a little bummed as I think I would have enjoyed it more with Tarter Sauce. The malt vinegar came in a little spray bottle which felt like a poorly executed idea of trying to elevate the experience. The spray bottle leaked and more dripped down the side of the bottle than came out. A normal bottle would have been more effective. Overall, the dish/meal was good and enjoyable. I don't think it was worth the extra 30 minute detour and price though. It just wasn't as good as I'd hoped and was happier with the fish & chips in both puds we stopped at in London. If you're driving through Bray or staying in town it's still a cool place to go. The service is great and it is a fun experience. Just don't go in with too high of expectations.

Came to treat my wife on her birthday,great location,great atmosphere and lovely staff,Li Lian,Azlan,Luke and Karla gave a great friendly service,even made up a message with sweets when they found out it was my wife's birthday,oh and the food is amazing🙂

Really had a good time...the food was authentic and delicious...staff was courteous... Thanks Nand ji and team for your warm hospitality...