Really great time had here and really delicious food! Big servings, highly recommend take away.read more

Awesome flavors. Big servings. Highly recommend take away. Had a great meal for 4 with left…read moreovers. The Greek salads are great & We poured it out over a bowl of romaine lettuce for a bigger salad for two.

OH MY!!!! This is the most gorgeous restaurant I've ever been to! It is decorated in typical…read moretraditional Greek colours with pretty pictures of Greek locations hung off the walls. It's a very light and airy space, and it's accessible for wheelchair users. My partner took me here for my birthday and it was perfect. The food was scrumptious!! Traditional Greek dishes were served, with a mix of both traditional Greek music and modern Greek pop songs - it was so lovely! There is an upstairs and downstairs, so there is plenty of room! The staff were friendly and very cheerful. I couldn't fault it here at all. Best restuarant experience ever! 1000/10!

This has to be one of the best Greek restaurants in the whole country I love this place the food…read moreand a amazing atmosphere is brilliant I definitely advise people to eat here

I don't think there's enough Greek restaurants in the Sussex area so its nice to see this place…read moredoing so well. Its a family run business that really does pride itself on making you feel welcome once inside. I've traveled quite extensively around Greece and this place really does its best to reflect the hospitality you get out there. We always go there for lunch and have a couple of lamb Souvlakis as it really does take you back to Athens! They do a lot of dishes for two to share at some really good prices. I saw a seafood mixed grill float past me that looked really impressive. Great for large parties but do watch out for the Ouzo - it catches up on you after a few!

This was a pleasant surprise. Set along the main road in Berhamstead, it's a quaint but large space…read morewith extensive menu of Greek specialties. We ordered just about everything on menu and nothing was left. I especially like the whole grilled sardines. Service was impeccable even with the large, growing crowd.

Amazing food here! I would give it a billion stars if I could…read more The decor is gorgeous. Perfect for a date night or as it was today a large group celebrating a birthday after British Grand Prix. My team lost (scudderia Ferrari) but this made me happy again yu

The food is excellent and the set menu is great value. However the real draw of this place is the…read moretraditional and not quite so traditional entertainment on a Saturday night, I will never look at Tina Turner in quite the same way and plate smashing is as fun as it looks.

The Anastasia is a Greek, family run restaurant situated in St. Peter's street opposite St. Peter's…read morechurch. There is no car park or off street parking in the area so I would suggest using the Civic Centre car park or the Multi-Storey behind Marks and Spencers. The restaurant is of traditional style, decorated like a real Greek taverna. There are 2 parts, the small intimate front part and a larger heated conservatory area at the back. The food is excellent, I would recommend Kliftico (not sure how to spell this) and the prices are very reasonable. Cypiot beer is served. Drinks cost a standard price. I would recommend this place, it has a good atmosphere and is frequented by locals and Greek nationals.

Small, quaint restaurant with amazing Greek food!…read more Both my husband and I got the Kotopoulo Souvlaki- chargrilled kabob with side salad/ vegetables and pita with a side of basmati rice. Juicy and flavorful, would definitely recommend it! This place is wonderful and worth trying- will for sure come back when in Oxford again!

Enchanting interior, great value, and excellent service! The moussaka was amazing as were the…read moregrilled lamb chops. We highly recommend it!

The Decor is lovely and takes you back to thinking your in Cyprus. The food was to die for and the…read morestaff were lovely and friendly. Cant wait to go there again

From the owner: Greek-Cypriot cuisineread more

I admit it, I am a bit of a food snob. I would rather stay away restaurants that are part of a…read moregroup and frequent the smaller, more individual places. But last Saturday evening me and my friend were hungry, we had both had bad days, and we wanted food pronto. I didn't particularly care to drive around for an hour while I found the most authentic place to eat - I'm not stupid! So this is how we ended up at Red Peppers, my choice of sophisticated dining back when I was a teenager. I was actually quite pleased to be back; it was lively and fun, packed full of families and groups of friends - it seems Red P is the place to be for a celebration in Esher on a Saturday night. The moment we sat down our helpful waitress brought us a dish of free olives - you should know that I get disproportionately happy when I get free food, however small. We ordered a couple of glasses of Cabernet Sauv, nothing to write home about but perfectly decent to wash down dinner. The menu is huge, almost a bit too much choice. A lot of it is quite generic - starters are things like nachos, garlic mushrooms, baby back ribs, mains (which are huge), are foods like steak, burritos, fish, pizza or pasta. There are lots of side dishes as well. We ordered the Calamari to split as a starter which was very good, although my friend said that her main of fish cakes was 'so-so'. I had a small salad of roasted halloumi cheese over cous cous and roasted veg, which was perfectly decent, but didn't make me ooh and ahh in delight. The garlic pizza bread with caramelised onions and goats cheese that I had as a side was much tastier. I walked out completely stuffed, and the amount of carbs consumed had raised our serotonin levels sufficiently so that our bad day had been revised to a good evening, but I wouldn't go so far as to say that the food was responsible for that.

Very nice and friendly restaurant that is perfect for a family night out. We went with son and his…read morefamily and had a wonderful experience. The young girls (ages 7 and 4) of course ate pizza. I had the Lamb Moussaka. There were no complaints whatsoever with the food. What was the best thing about the evening was how friendly the service staff were, and that we were not rushed at all. We will be returning again in September, and Red Peppers will be included in our culinary itinerary.

Great meze we love the dolmades, potato salad, mousaka, spanakopitta and kleftico to name but a…read morefew. This is just past the Parish Church, so less likely to be found by the hordes of Windsor tourists. If you want to introduce young children to something different, meze is a good way to start, and this remains a firm favourite with our kids.

One of my favourites in windsor great with a group of friends, or on a date!... flexible with the…read morefixed meze (and i wouldnt go for anything else.. its varied, gives you a taste of pretty much everything and most things are really yummy!)... went with a muslim friend and they were happy to replace the meat stuff with fish and veggie alternatives. Have often been among the last tables there- and they never rush you out- but often bring round shots of a scary, but delicious, liquor friendly waiting staff, some interresting, and very affordable winesall in a great place!

Kibbeh - Bite-size footballs that need to make a touchdown in my mouth... SCORE!!…read more I went to Heathrow Airport early to beat the rush and had some time to sit down and have a proper meal. After a couple of days of toasties, chips and meat pies.... I was desperate for something ethnic. Luckily, at the end of the terminal right next to my gate was this Lebanese haven! Although this place is a chain, I would for sure tap it again if I had the chance! I enjoyed the interesting juice selection, I was able to order a mixed meze platter and the food quality was great! They were even so nice to substitute my falafel pieces with kibbeh. Never had kibbeh before?! SHAME! Basically ground meat and pine nuts surrounded by bulgar wheat, made into a cute little edible american football and fried to a nice brown crispyness waiting to by crunched by the weight of your Lebanese food hungry mouth! After having the pleasure of stuffing a combi-dash of hummus, tabbouleh, baba-g, kibbeh and leb-bread down my halal throat, how can I go back to overpriced airport terminal fish and chips?!?!?

Tucked away at the very end of T4 is a nice little restaurant serving Lebanese fare called Comptoir…read moreLibanais. I was drawn to it because it was something different from the standard pub grub and fast food that most other spots were offering while I await my departure. I don't believe that I've ever had Lebanese food before. So, is it good for Lebanese food? I don't know. I do, however, know that it is good for food food. I thoroughly enjoyed my chicken Kofta (think that's what I had) even though I really didn't know what to expect. The rice and grilled tomato complimented it nicely and the sauce had just the right amount of heat! I also partook of the Lebanese Brew beer. That's apparently the name, style and original brewing site. It was light and smooth with a high carbonation that felt good. The restaurant is done up in bright pastels which would feel at home in a mid-century design book. The tables with small padded seats are cute and were completely filled by the time I wrapped up my meal. Service was very good with a high level of attention to detail and helpfulness. I'm glad that I didn't have to rush and decided to walk to the end of the terminal rather than just going for the traditional fish and chips! This is a unique offering and if you want something different, give it a shot!