Delicious coffee in a cute, off the street, coffee house. A few small bite options and brewing…read moreOzone coffee beans. Lovely stop!

Likely the best coffee in the Windsor area. They're the only one with coffee approaching a medium…read moreroast. They also offer single origin coffee and non-espresso options, which is shockingly unique in this area. The staff are exceptionally friendly and the location is very quaint. This is definitely worth a visit, especially as it is near both train stations, the bus depot, tour bus gateway, river cruise, and all sorts of other attractions (like, say, a giant castle).

Only ever been for Breakfast - but never had a disappointing meal. Staff are helpful and friendly,…read moreand accommodate us when we haven't booked!

Excellent quality european café food. Great coffee & breakfasts. Great range of teas too…read more Good service & always willing to accommodate. They are open seven days a week with Sunday roasts at on Sunday and in the evening changes to a restaurant.

Really friendly owner and excellent food at a good price. Everything is clean and tidy with an open…read morekitchen so you can see straight in as your meal is being prepared. A good mug of coffee and great bubble. Free wifi too and free newspapers to read. Will definitely call again when in the area. Parking available outside and also down the side street. Owner had only had the place for just over a month and is intending on modernising shortly too

Stopped by this cafe in while waiting for our bus to leave Windsor…read more For a small and tastefully furnished coffeehouse, they had quiet a variety of F&D. We got a cortado and avocado cake. Both were really good, with special mention to the avocado cake as you could actually taste the avocado within. The baristas were friendly and accommodating. The warm covered patio at the back seemed a comfortable option than the in-cafe and at the front seats. Oh, the clean public toilets are located by the patio also. Shops and restaurants are also inside the roofed Windsor Royal Shopping Center which made for a better shopping experience as it was raining. Can't say no to complimentary WIFI when traveling.

There was an absolutely delightful smell in this cafe, and methinks that it was cinnamon, which…read moreprobably should surprise anybody considering the name. However, I've never experience a cafe before where they actually have a signiture smell, so I guess there is that. I basically came here for a coffee, and was probably one of the first here, though I noticed that a number of cyclists had also turned up. Anyway, this was quite a nice cafe, and they made a pretty decent coffee as well.

Artisan can be a heaven for coffee lovers. Its funky decor with lights hanging off the ceiling as…read morepaperbags adds up to the modern atmosphere. We walked in on a Saturday to have a brunch, and were not disappointed. The service is nice, the staff friendly and polite, and what is most important, coffee is great and food quite tasty. They seem to also do coffee tasting workshops or barista courses. Anyway, worth popping in for either just coffee or food.

I know I always say that but this is the best coffee place! The vibe is super relaxed, with wooden…read morefloors and tables and bare ceilings. Very trendy. Great choices of cake and (my daughter beign gluten intolerant) they have a pistachio and rose gluten free cake that is to die for, so I am told as I had no time to taste! And now the coffee... Very tasty, just warm like it should be, just strong enough.. Really just fab... The tube journey I have to come here are going to become very regular for me :-)

We had planned to have an afternoon tea at this lovely little café while visiting Newbury. We…read moredecided to go for a quick lunch, a couple days before the planned afternoon tea. Well, it was a good thing we did, since we didn't get to go back for afternoon tea... Just as the name suggests, it is located right by the canal. It was very picturesque, peaceful and relaxing. They also have seating upstairs, and had histories on the canal, with photos posted all around the wall. Their cakes looked amazing, but I decided not to order any dessert on this day. Yes I know, a big mistake! Our friend ordered Heavenly Hot Chocolate, and it looked so pretty! We went with Teashop House Blend Tea, and Earl Grey. The young boy who brought the teas (I hear this is a family-run business) was trying to very careful not to mix them up. But the funny thing was, he totally mixed the tea up! LOL. We didn't realize until half way through... I thought the House Blend tea tasted so much like Earl Grey. For lunch, we had Ham, Cheese & Chutney Sandwich and Eggs Benedict. They were both tasty, nice portion, and filling. Our friend went with something healthier, and ordered one of their vegan sandwiches. It is nice to have that option if you want or need vegan dish. We had a nice quick lunch here. It was adorable and cozy. The food was good, not amazing, but good. I think the sweets might be better than the actual food...I will never know, unless I go back! Lesson learned: don't never expect your plan to go just the way you planned them...and have your dessert first!

I love this cafe It's a wonderful location; you can sit along the canal watching the swans, the…read morebaked goodies are delicious, the staff friendly and the cafe itself is quaint with beautiful painted china dotted around

It's rather fashionable to bash Harris + Hoole on account of their being 49% owned by Tesco. Made…read moreless clear is that the people behind the chain are those responsible for Taylor St Baristas, and as a result, the coffee at Harris + Hoole is far superior to what you might otherwise expect. Apparently they won best UK coffee chain at the 2014 European Coffee Awards and I can believe that. I certainly can't think of any other major chain that can compete with what you can get at Harris & Hoole. The location of this Harris + Hoole in the massive Tesco Extra in Slough magnifies the incongruousness. There are the shelves containing the coffee making equipment (Aeropress, V60, Clever Dripper, Hario grinder, even Harris + Hoole branded KeepCups) that one sees at all 'serious' cafes. The refillable filter coffee marketed as 'drip' filter coffee. And the superb-value, excellent espresso - a 'small', 8 oz flat white costs £2.30, and sizes go all the way up to 12 oz. There are some corners cut. There's only one blend of coffee (Union), as you might expect from a large chain (but not at an independent). The filter coffee, while refillable, isn't anywhere near the quality of drip/Aeropress coffee in independent stores, perhaps because the coffee used isn't as well-suited. Still, overall, I am most certainly a fan. It's one thing to cash in on the coffee craze by lazily churning out sub-standard lattes for 'artisan' prices as too many opportunist independents and coffee chains do. It's quite another to, as I think Harris + Hoole do, use their in-depth knowledge of the trade to make good coffee significantly more accessible to all. I declare Harris + Hoole to be a force for good.

Update: We came back again for a late breakfast, and once again the service and food was AMAZING!!…read moreI'm so happy I found this neighborhood gem with great food and stellar service!

Absolutely DELICIOUS! One of the best meals I've ever had! Me and my fiancé split the brunch taste…read moreplate and everything was so good

First things first - a review of anywhere or anything in Slough has to be contextualised. It's not…read morelike other places. Everything is a bit worse. As such Gino's gets three stars whereas if it were in London it might get two. It is a tasteful greasy spoon, with a fairly effortless (and entirely genuine) retro feel. The staff were polite and happy to do what you might ask. But it's somewhat let down by old-fashioned English-style cuisine; the food feels additive- and flavouring-fuelled and smacks of having been preprepared in bulk. The price point, for Slough, is not cheap. The menu consists of paninis, burgers and thundering cooked breakfasts. I've not tried much from the menu, but I have heard of respectable people ordering the same thing there on multiple occasions, so it can't be a complete travesty. My panini was a bit bland but I knew what I was getting; my chips were a bit oily and tasteless and the salad was unexciting. But none of this shocked me; I asked for it, was fully prepared, and not disappointed. If you're hungry in Slough and are not in the mood for a chain restaurant, it serves as a safe bet. As a small, family-run independent business powering through these miserable times, it has to be fully credited for standing out from Slough's identikit high street.

Gino's is a lovely, busy little independant cafe in Slough. It does sarnies, huge breakfasts,…read morejacket potatoes, omlettes and more- for eat in and takeaway. Lovely atmosphere and friendly staff, plus wifi from the Weatherspoons next door. The food is hearty and the portions generous, all cooked on site. I frequently visit them and will continue to do so!

A nice little spot for tea and desert. I had the Cream Merengue which was delicious. I sat outside…read morewhich has a nice view of a church and the center of town.

Beaconsfield is a beautiful old town about an hour's drive from London. This tea shop part of the…read moreold centre, overlooking the church, itself located in a beautiful old row of houses. Everything has been beautifully restored. The perfect place for traditional cream tea. The scones - as well as all the cakes on offer - are home made. Tea is served in china pots (rather than those horrible metal ones that never pour properly) and just perfect, even though they use teabags rather than leaves. The perfect place to forget about the credit crunch, global warming and impending recession for an hour or so.