I'm in Windsor for work and needed a spot for a meal. Sebastian's was right around the corner from…read moremy hotel. You need to go down this little side street from Peascod. It's a very cute spot. I ordered some wine and then some salad and a pizza. What I didn't realize is the pizza I ordered the Napoli was basically a cold pizza. The waiter told me it was fresh but I didn't understand. The pizza had red sauce, fresh buffalo mozzarella and uncooked cherry tomatoes and arugula Plus I got a side salad so it was a very cold meal. They should have said more about the pizza so I really understood. It was ok but not ever flavorful unfortunately. It looked better than it was. Also, it took a while for them to get me my check but overall service was good.

The restaurant is super cute. The staff was very friendly, sweet and always smiling. Outdoors it's…read morebeautiful on a little cobblestone street. The food was wonderful. The ravioli was very flavorful. (Says husband). I had the ragu and it was as expected. Hothinf amazing but still good. The arabiatta looked very good as did the pizza. If we go back I would order those.

Walked in here after touring Windsor Castle. Was not on Yelp so my wife and I stopped in for an…read moreearly dinner. We ordered bruschetta, garlic cheese bread to share. The bruschetta was 4 slices with a center of mixed salad very good. The garlic cheese bread was a 9" thin crust pizza also very good. My wife added a Caesar salad to her pasta and we were both surprised by the size of the salad. I ordered carbonara and my wife ordered pasta with cream sauce. Both were very nice portions. Food is excellent and staff is very friendly. If you tour Windsor and feel like a light lunch or early dinner this a place to stop and eat.

Amazing food and great staff, definitely best place for Italian in Windsor. I would definitely…read morerecommend to anyone visiting the castle.

Amazing!!!!!! We were staying at the airport and hungry AF. Uber eats and La Bettola to the rescue…read more Excellent food!!!

Consistently good Italian with large menu near Heathrow airport…read more New Bettola is located in the village of Colnbrook right past Terminal 5 and down the street from the new Hilton T5 hotel. It's a great place for lunch or dinner when heading to the airport, without the airport prices. There is a small parking lot in front and additional street parking on the side. I've never had a problem finding a spot. The dining room has a decent size and a large back patio that's open in summer. The setting is casual-romantic. Service is prompt and friendly. Special requests are no problem. Food has been consistent and high quality. I love the fresh pastas and the risotto. Nice wine list and interesting cocktail list. Prices are reasonable.

I went to Da Remo with co-workers for a business dinner. We had a group of about 15, and had no…read moretrouble being seated (it was mid-week). Da Remo is known as a favorite haunt of some famous British actors including Sean Connery. The restaurant is a small Italian restaurant near Uxbridge, and is quite the find, particularly for an out of towner. Da Remo should certainly pride itself on the service it provides its guests. We had wonderful service - timely, without oppressing us with constant presence. For a large group that just showed up and surprised them, they handled us nicely and didn't have any problem serving the group and keeping up with our needs. When we had questions, they were good about explaining different menu items and helping us determine what we wanted to order. I had 3 courses with my meal - antipasti, the main course, and dessert. Everything I had was fantastic. The cannoli I ordered was incredibly good - the best I've ever had. My main course was a variant on chicken cordon bleu, and was perfectly prepared and full of flavor. I finished with the cheesecake (not NY style), which made a nice finish to the evening. I had the house red wine with my dinner and was quite pleased - it had a nice bouquet and finish, and paired well with my meal. Everything was perfect, which is difficult to pull off with a large group.

A wonderful friendly family run restaurant serving excellent Italian food. Off the beaten track in…read morea picturesque location and you will need to book. Food and service was faultless. A little jem.

Wonderful food and ambience; enjoyed a Negroni, Barbera d'Asti, pizza and pork cutlets parmigiana…read more Also good service and overall hospitality

Great authentic Italian restaurant real treat not to go to a chain and have the feel of a family…read morerun restaurant with great food and atmosphere.

February 15th 2019…read more In Evening, me my mom and my dad had a family dinner together.Everything was going great. We first had to book this Italian restaurant called Rigoletto. After we got there we found a very comfortable seat. Mom and I started to order. My original plan for my third course was to eat a pancake called Crêpes Suzette. The waitress said that I couldn't order that as my third course. It was because there would be alcohol in Crêpes Suzette so he suggested me to try another dessert for my third course so I ordered tiramisu. The rest of our meal was delicious! However, our neighbors ordered Crêpes Suzette and we saw the fire flying up two meters high. It was caused by the alcohol. Because the alcohol was strong enough to make the cooking pan go on fire for two meters high. That was a funny & interesting night. I enjoyed eating in the Rigoletto and if you have time, you can go there for your dinner!!! Fun Fact This was my dolci menu!!!

Love it here. Fun Journey back into 1985 in a great way. Old style. Lovely food. Lot of fun.read more

This beautiful, family run restaurant is run in such a beautiful way. Real Italian food from the…read moreVeneto region in Italy and a huge emphasis on friendly service and comfy surroundings. There's loads to choose from on the anti-pasti (starters) menu and last time I ate there I had the Insalata Caprese which was actually quite filling. For main, I highly recommend the Pappardelle Cinghiale which is pasta with a wild boar meat sauce. You can't find that in many places around here and its one of my favourites. Try it with their house red wine and you won't be disappointed!

The cricket season will soon be with us up at the Castle, which will mean more frequent visits to…read morethe Osteria during the lunch break. What better place to be.Lovely castle, lovely town therefore lovely Pappardelle's! I am an Espresso addict, and it has to be a double, whereas my wife likes the Lemon and Ginger tea here. Whatever your preference this place has it all.. Recommend the Pesccatore sandwiches(salmon, spring onions and creme freche), you should be warned that these can lead to severe addiction as they are mmmmmmmmmmmm! Follow these by a Pain Raisin/Choc and you will have difficulty not having another one. If you do, you will have even greater problems getting back up to the cricket ground!! Can't wait.then go anytime, you'll enjoy it!!

I believe this is one of the top 5 restaurants in the world, everyone and everything in that place…read moreis perfect, Giorgio is an incredible young host, the food is 10x better than anything else in Bray.

Many thanks to Discerning 1, whose review prompted me to track this place down. :-))…read more We checked it out last Sunday for the £25 per nose lunch package: a good way of testing an establishment. Very impressed, as was la contessa. Four-course menu with a choice from 4 dishes for the first three thereof. The dishes were not these, which I think is just a sample. http://www.campagna.caldesi.com/page.php?intPageID=44 I had: Crab and avocado. A sort of overlarge fishcake that was stuck together with olive oil and subtly seasoned. Squid ink noodles with clams (squid ink pasta is great). *Calves liver with spinach. Melts in the mouth. All absolutely scrumptiliously delightful and the portions were not over-large, as they can often be in Italy. More 'nouvelle cuisine' size. The pudding course was a set mixture of 'bits and pieces'. I don't have a much of a sweet tooth and I have usually pigged out by then anyway, but this little collection was desperately pleasing upon the eye and the palate. The wines were reasonably priced for a place like that. £25 for a bottle of Chianti Classico, although it didn't fire me up like the one I had at the 'Old Devil Inn' for £18. (see separate review) I thought that the decor was a bit bland, but I tend to ogle plates rather than fellow diners or wallpaper. The staff were attentive and charming. Now I look forward to the autumn: Tuscans do some rather interesting game dishes.

Traditional family-run Italian restaurant in a corner of Datchet Village (opposite the SEAT…read moregarage). The restaurant was just starting to build a reputation before it was destroyed by fire in 2009. It re-opened in December after extensive renovation, and Windsor MP Adam Afriyie attended the official opening (using it as a platform to support his campaign to keep the Windsor Fire Station open). The menu is pure Italian (as are the owners!) and the service is exceptional. Charming waiters will go out of their way for kids & OAPs (as is often the case in small, family-run restaurants) and move mountains for large group-bookings. Chefs (also Italian) are accomplished, and the only criticism would be the lack of choices for dessert (though fresh hand-made Italian cakes & profiteroles are always on offer). Personally, I love the 'snug' feel and the attention we (my family) always get as customers. Highly recommended.

Family run Italian restaurant in Datchet catered for a group of us popping out for lunch…read more An Italian menu with Italian staff who were attentive, entertaining. The little extras we asked for were happily provided. Menu wasn't just pizza and pasta but had some great Italian dishes on there also. Plus point when we were asked whether OK to use flour when frying the fish in case of any dietary restrictions. Usually nuts are pointed out but not gluten. I was impressed! Could see that there were a few regulars there also which is always a good sign to see people coming back again and again.