The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in West Berkshire South East

This place is a slice of perfection that delivered a 5 star experience across the board. Friendly and helpful staff greeted us and sat us down. The ambience and the decor is so warm and inviting but whilst it is a bit posh and a bit fancy, it has a sense of fun about it as well. I felt special without feeling uncomfortable. My wife and I were in for Sunday Lunch and I have to tell you, I was really hungry! When our mains arrived I was impressed with the look and variety of items on the plate and there was plenty of it. The Lamb was beautiful and every element on the plate was perfect individually but when it all came together it was mind blowing food. I had lamb, my wife had beef and they came with all the trimmings you would expect including cauliflower cheese on the side. The buttery veg and the sweet puree really gelled the whole dish together. For dessert we opted for a posset which was classically simple and delicious and super light which was very welcome after helping to finish my wife's main! She had the key lime pie and we had fun trying to guess the ingredients in the base, there were complex flavours in there that we just weren't sure of, that worked really well together. So we will have to go back and try again soon! 10 out of 10, the experience and the food was superb, I can't praise The Hartley Arms highly enough.

I go here regularly. Small friendly little cafe in the village shop. Sometimes buy as popular with hikers and cyclists in the area as well as being used by us locals. Fantastic for a brief cuppa, with excellent barrista coffees and pots of tea with an excellent range of made locally or in house cakes, sausage rolls, pasties etc. Some rather fantastic 'salad' options [coleslaw] made freshly to accompany the above and there's always a good 'soup of the day', again made freshly. Wonderful people watching either indoors or out and really friendly volunteers running this community owned cafe. Highly recommended.

A refreshing new restaurant. Amazing food and decor. Staff friendly. We would definitely go again to try out the other dishes. An enjoyable lunch on a very hot day in air condition. Perfect 🤩

Delicious toasties, amazing cake! Such a great little gem to have in the village, such a treat to come here but is rather on the expensive side.

Amazing little cafe! Visited after seeing on social media; gorgeous little set up with lovely welcoming friendly staff. Our food was cooked to perfection and was lovely! Even bought two pies to take away for dinner this evening as they looked too good to leave Definitely will return

Excellent little cafe with great food and service. Good value for money. Nothing is too much trouble with great choices.

Wow, what an incredible find. The menu had so many lovely dishes it was hard to choose. The food was absolutely delicious, sorry no photo as it was devoured so quickly. 10/10 staff, 10/10 food and we will be making this a regular lunch time meet with friends.

Amazing pub with live music on Friday. The energy was amazing, creating a fantastic atmosphere. The service was top-notch,making a truly enjoyable experience.

Had a beautiful afternoon tea, the food, presentation and service were perfect. I'd had the boxed brownies before posted as a gift and was impressed and this certainly lived up to my expectations.

Fantastic food and beers. Lovely staff.

Lovely place. Could do with better vegan food options

After walking along the Canal on a hot day, my Wife and I from Kent needed refreshments. As if by magic an A Board appeared advertising Great Coffee. A hidden gem, coffee was excellent, food was excellent. Nice establishment, super staff.

Very disappointed with the coffee this morning .no large lids .and the price.this was not the first time this as happened.

A hidden gem. Excellent freshly made panini and reasonably priced with friendly service. Highly recommended. Pleasant woodland surroundings.

The setting of this pub is really beautiful and my friend and I were really looking forward to eating there. I was surprised at how quiet it was for a Friday evening but thought maybe it’s because it’s January and people don’t go out much . The fire had practically gone out and we had to ask the staff if they could get it going again as we were cold sitting at our table . The staff were very helpful and soon managed to start it up again .We decided to choose a few of the starters to share as we both wanted to try out a variety of the dishes from the menu. The menu is based around tapas and I have to say certainly not like any we have tasted before . The bread was over done and dry, The mushrooms were bland and badly presented. The chips were fine but I suppose you can’t really get those wrong. We chose some sort of apple pie come tart as a dessert which was inedible as the cloves actually numbed our tongues. After only taking two bites we decided to leave the rest . To be honest the entire meal was shockingly bad . I understand the Royal Oak in Yattingdon is a sister restaurant. As we eat there regularly we both expected the food to be as good and were really looking forward to trying out their tapas menu. Truly the worst meal we have had in years and sadly the setting is not enough to make either of us want to go back there . It might be a good idea for the people running the pub to read the room , if you can’t fill your pub on a Friday evening, maybe you need to rethink the menu . My advice would be to enjoy the setting and stick with ordering a bag of crisps that way you won’t be left with a bad taste in your mouth.