The best restaurants serving British food in Castle Without Windsor and Maidenhead South East

Dublicios Food catered at our wedding in August and we were not disappointed! Staff arrived early to set up the BBQ and were professional throughout. The food was incredible - our guests still can't stop talking about it! My uncle said it was the best burger he has ever tasted. All food was presented and served beautifully, and it was cooked to perfection. I would use them again in a heartbeat!

Wow!! What a find. Conceptually brilliant cheese and wine, whilst looking out the window to see a 1000 years of history! Cheese and wine exceptional. Great customer service! We arrived at 7pm on valentine’s night walked up the stairs to a wonderful view of windsor. Sat at our table by the window had a wonderful bottle of Rua. Then choose the meat and cheese Platter letting the restaurant choose the cheese. Each cheese had flavour with the scotch egg, pork pie and parma ham making it very special. Married 28 years and my wife said it was one of the most memorable valentines meal ever. Hugely recommended this if you love your wine and cheese!!

What a lovely bar in the heart of Windsor. It's upstairs through a small blue door beside the bus stop. There is a lovely welcoming atmosphere and friendly staff. They also have live music some nights, and you're greeted by a friendly bouncer and red carpet as you enter. Great for a night out with friends or family. Would highly recommend.

A great place to stop for a coffee and a cake. I was out cycling and we passed through Windsor. Located in the old ticket hall of the station, it’s a bustling cafe with tourists visiting Windsor castle and cyclists from all over, stopping here for a break. It’s really accommodating for cyclists with its indoor bike racks, heated glove warmers in the winter time for those who like winter riding. It’s the highlight of a ride when we head out this way

Myself & 3 friends had a lovely lunch at the Bexley yesterday. The service & food were excellent. We sat outside as the weather was good. The barman came & took our drinks orders then our food order. Extensive menus with something for everyone. Will definitely be back soon. Can highly recommend.

Way overpriced for what it is. Aimed at tourists, with people propositioning passers by in the street like some cheap bar on the Spanish Costa. £4.25 for a coffee! In a regular cup. £10.95 for a scone with a small pot of jam and pre-packed clotted cream that had a skin on & tea/coffee. An additional £5 for two small egg mayo and cucumber sandwiches with the crusts cut off (having crusts would have added value). The place was noisy and chaotic and has absolutely no atmosphere that you would expect from a ‘brasserie’/tea room. You’d at least expect to feel relaxed instead of stressed. The staff couldn’t even be bothered to say goodbye to us when we walked past them as we left. Another example of the typical tourist trap in Windsor that underdelivers and overcharges.

Great place to relax have a few drinks and watch the football.

Nei pressi della stazione, locale con struttura dai richiami post-industriali, pareti a vetro, tavoli ampi. Cucina british, piatti ben fatti, personale molto gentile e disponibile.

What a perfect spot right across from Windsor Castle. I took my friend here for afternoon tea for her Birthday. All the food was delicious. I really enjoyed the tea and scones. The staff were very attentive. I have been here twice. It was a very enjoyable experience. I would recommend this place.

I came to the pub for a beer. It was a stout, don’t remember the name of it, but it tasted awful. Couldn’t finished. This was about 8pm and there were just a couple in there when I arrived. The person who worked there seamed a bit stressed for some reason, walking around having private conversations on the phone. It was just not very welcoming and not a good atmosphere.

Restaurant très médiocre, Assya le zombie ambulant nous a servi en déféquant sur le plat, de plus, l’odeur nauséabonde du serveur Stephan est horrible rendant le repas désagréable. Plusieurs goutes de transpiration du serveur handicapé ont accompagné ma limonade défectueuse. Restaurant à bannir.

This is now "The Cobbles" - a little wine bar with great decor and cocktails - but sadly also a really pretentious and unwelcoming "maitre d" who doesn't smile, speaks to you like you are beneath him and rather than just graciously top up a cocktail when we felt the measure was a cm too low (not accounting for the cognac in the glass) chooses to go and get a measure, pour it of water and then wave it in your face. Unbelievable service - in stark stark contrast to the wonderful and welcoming Shambles in the Crooked House nearby, and the incredible A la Russe we had just come from (my birthday dinner - I had reserved a table at The Cobbles for cocktails after and they even knew it was a birthday). The worst service I have encountered in Windsor by a country mile. Such a shame.

We had lunch here on our visit to Windsor. We chose it mainly because of the location right next to the river. I was with my two 12 year old great nieces and they chose the ragu pasta and a side of onion rings. The girls said the latter was the best they have ever tasted. Portions were big. I hade the salad which was utter delicious. Service was very good and unhurried I would definitely recommend

We stopped here for some much needed ice cream & it was absolutely delicious with many flavours and choices of cones to pick choose from. With its incredible location on the Thames, it's a wonderful place to sit in the sun and relax. Plus, they sell bags of swan and duck food for all the wildlife bobbing around on the Thames. Really lovely.

Buena selección de cerveza y comida. Ambiente agradable (poco tranquilo los miércoles) Piri piri pollo v bien. Pub con sabor indio: nuevo para mí pero funciona