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!

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.

For several years now it hasn't been necessary to fly back to the USA to buy Krispy Kreme donuts; I…read moreonly have to cross the English Channel to the UK to do this. This particular KK is located in Slough in the big building that houses the big Tescos. There isn't' too much that you can say about KK or really any chain store/restaurants because the idea is to keep them the same. Well this one was a nice size. It was very clean. There were lots of donuts there, unlike some places where the choices go down as they're sold. They seem to keep well stocked. The coffee was good too and the young lady who worked there was very sweet and very chatty. Buying donuts from grumpy people should be illegal, I think. Cannot wait until my next trip to KK-land (England)!

This is supposed to be one of the krispy baking motherships supplying other stores. I love their…read moredoughnuts even though each one costs £1.10 to £1.45. I wanted one of their cold drinks but they'd ran out of ice! Coffee's normal - don't expect anything special. By the way, this is a stand-alone outlet which happens to be in the Tesco Extra building - which itself is majorly mahoosive. You can see the baking machine contraptions from where you sit to devour your yeastie creations.

A really nice coffee shop indeed. It has a chilled, relaxed atmosphere with smiles all around…read more The staff are very polite and the coffee (mine being a mocha frappuccino) was delicious. It has leather couches inside and an outside seating area for the sun or smokers. Definately a place to go if you want to relax or meet friends.

I would say starbucks is slough's equivelent to Central Perk cafe in friends. Rivaled mainly heavy…read morehitting coffee purveyor Costa, starbucks is one of only a few large cafés around. Not only do they serve the usual coffee and muffins, they also serve lunch type food such as paninis and a great hos of hot drinks. The baristas are amiable but not very patient as I found out when my friend admitted he is a rookie when it comes to coffee and asked what the difference is between the coffee. I dont blame him; the selection is almost too big. There is seating available both indoors and outside. Inside is very cosy and the theme is art neuveu, outside is cold!

excellent service sepecially in laptop and mobile phone repair but need to wait in que in order to…read moreget number, very busy indeed.

Great ambiance, food, and cider. Never mind the touristy locale. Best fish and chips I've ever had…read more And I've eaten a lot of it. Fresh, flaky, not greasy, and perfectly done.

Drinks! We had a bottle of wine after the castle in Drury House built back in 1645 across from the…read moreentrance. Lots of history there going back to King Charles II and his Mistress.