Great coffee, nice person helping us had good barista skills. We were in a d out quicklyread more

We stopped by this spot after walking Windsor castle. I got a hot chocolate with oat milk and a…read moreraspberry croissant. My friend got the chicken and pesto pastry and a coffee. Everything was soooo good!

As a tourist, noticed the UK has several of these cafes where you can pick up a sandwich on-the-go,…read moreprepared fresh daily and already wrapped -- Eat, Pret-a-Manger and M&S. I loved all of them. This Eat location was next door to our hotel at the Harte & Garter - very convenient as we needed something quick before heading to work. They had sandwiches, wraps, soups and hot dishes. Service was very friendly. Space is small inside but there are also some tables outside. ROAST CHICKEN SANDWICH - £3.95 Rustic French baguette w/ roast chicken and herb salad (arugula). The baguette was a little hard to eat (it's rustic bread, after all) but overall, enjoyed my sandwich very much. Also got a water bottle (£1.69). Overall great option if you need a quick bite. My co-workers enjoyed their sandwiches too.

We were on a tour and just finished up at Windsor Castle. We were told to get sandwiches and…read morehappened to stumble upon Eat while walking through the train station. Outside the deli/cafe there are large letters spelling EAT, can't miss it. It was nice and convenient that they had a little section in the corner of the refrigerated sandwiches for kids meals. It included a sandwich, a fruit of choice and a cookie, sweet! Instantly my daughter was over the top excited about this. I got the BBQ chicken sandwich on a pretzel bun, yummm. We also picked up some salt and vinegar chips cuz we were in England, gotta have those. When proceeding to check out we notice they have pastries and all kinds of goodies. We opted for the chocolate hazelnut croissant. So good! Did not disappoint. They gave us nice, sturdy paper bags to carry our food to the bus.

Whilst staying for a few days in Windsor I had breakfast at Monty's which was below the delightful…read moreAirbnb I was staying at. Friendly wait staff, delicious coffee and tasty mushroom panini. If you're headed for a day of sightseeing, there is plenty of variety to fuel your adventures!

This restaurant is only getting two stars (rather than just one) because the food is actually…read morepretty good. The service? Not great at all. They seat more than they can handle or serve at a time. Maybe understaffing is an issue, which is understandable 100%, but they shouldn't continue seating if they can't handle their seating. There's a reason why you "wait to be seated", so they should be taking full advantage of that. The drinks are okay, the Bloody Mary isn't the best and the mimosa (or Buck's Fizz) is what you'd expect with pulpy orange juice (freshly squeezed). I should also point out I work at a high volume restaurant as well. I was trying to give this place the benefit of the doubt. Short staffed or maybe busier than they're used to, but it still didn't make sense that a party of only 4 had to wait more than 20 minutes to put an order in -- let alone speak to an employee. I mean seriously. Three separate couples walked in and were seated almost 15 minutes after we had been seated and were served minutes before anyone had bothered to get to us. The only part of this experience that made it somewhat worth it was the young busser -- Liam. He was so kind and tried to get us service as quickly as possible when we finally said something. The other two servers there weee quite rude and clearly not able to handle the capacity of the restaurant. I would not recommend coming here if you want a quick and smooth brunch, as this place just doesn't provide that for you.

Ouch, €7.60 for a cup of tea of Earl Grey, a cappacinno and a scone seems a bit expensive, no?…read more Lovely service and lots of gluten free dessert options in a very cramped space (4 tables, two-seaters only) and so walked away with mixed feelings as nothing spectacular about the tea or coffee or scone and I was def poorer in pocket.

Paeonia is a little bubble tea spot in the Royal Station Market. The shop is incredibly cute from…read morethe all around glass windows, pink chairs, gold accents, and floral decorations, I really loved everything about it! It was like being in an upscale boutique, but for boba and it totally set the mood. There was no queue and we promptly put in our orders. I went for the fluffy cheese tea mango and my other half got their signature fluffy cheese milk tea. You can customize your drink's sweetness level and the ice level, but we kept it standard. We opted to add tapioca pearls for our toppings which is an extra 70 pence per topping. Although it was a bit of a wait for a drinks (there was only one worker), I waited in anticipation as I love sweets and bubble tea. The nice girl explained that their drink covers are made special and the heart plug comes out and you're able to stick it in the middle. Sipping from that spot will get you a taste of the fluffy cheese. On the opposite end is the opening for the straw and that'll allow you to get a taste of your drink/boba. It's brilliant really! I wasn't sure what to expect from a bubble tea shop in Windsor, but I must say I was pleasantly surprised. They don't skimp on the fluffy cheese and it tastes wonderful. It also pairs well with their drinks. The boba was also perfectly chewy and not overcooked or overly sweet. From the servicescape, to the packaging, to the product itself - they've really done a wonderful job and I wish we had a spot like this back home on Maui. Highly recommend a stop here if you're nearby.

I was so surprised to find a boba shop in Windsor! I love the whole aesthetic, but my drink could…read morehave been better. I got their signature milk tea made with soy milk, but it tasted super milky. It hardly had any tea in it. But my better half got the lychee oolong, and his was pretty good. The boba quality is good, too.

most deliciously robust flat white I've had!!!! Lovely range of pastries, salads and beverages too.read more

Tourist trap. Service is whatever, the food was very small…read moreand not tasty. Everything felt like a ripoff. The atmosphere is ok nothing bad there, but this isn't a place to eat..

The pastry (steak Cornwall pasty) was the size of my hand. It was tasty but was more expensive that…read moreI expected. They accept cash and card and have indoor/outdoor seating. They sell various pastries and desserts as well as different lunch options.

Great place, a bit out of the Windsor centre, very friendly, simple, greasy. All day big…read morebreakfasts... had refill on my cuppa.

THE best cafe in windsor... a bit out of town... but therefore manages to avoid any tourist stuff…read more Simple usp... greasy, wonderful, big breakfasts... all accompanied by crispy, oily, comforting chips! Cost around £5 for any of the breaky combos (eg 2 sausage, 2 eggs, 2 bacon, beans and chips... or black pudding, bacon, mushrooms, chips and eggs etc...) Each choice comes with a pile of buttered bread and as many refills of builders tea as you fancy. Its open week days 7am ish until around 4, then weekends 7:30am until 2:30 pm. All the papers are available on the desk to peruse while you enjoy your feast:) They also do take away bacon/egg/sausage rolls for £1.50 to £1.70 Go visit...

Friday night in windsor.. most restaurants are packed out and without a reservation you havn't got…read morea hope... which is why i was surprised when we turned up here for our 8pm reservation to discover we were the only people there... which sadly was how it stayed throughout the evening. Whilst this did mean our service was somewhat 'attentive', they did a good job of not making us feel rushed or hassled. The food is 'light', consisting of mainly smoked salmon, seafood platters and oysters...but fear not, they do do skinny chips... but as these take a little time i would recommend getting your order in for them as soon as you sit down before you peruse the menu, so they are ready with the rest of your meal. You WILL want the fries, as they are really yummy and crispy... and otherwise you would leave hungry! The wine list is well balanced, and perfectly suited to the food they offer... the bottle (or two, if i am honest) of muscadet we drank was delicious, light and with just a touch of sparkle, and very reasonable at £21. Its not a cheap place (but you wouldn't expect that of a seafood and oyster restaurant), but the service is friendly, personal and helpful, the food is fresh and the setting is lovely. I think i shall save my next visit for a lazy summer lunch...but there will be a 'next visit' so that says alot!

Like most of the places in Windsor, that are not good, or form part of a chain, it did bot last. It…read morehas been closed now for at least a year.