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.

Anticos in Eton has sadly been removed from our favourite restaurant list…read more This once fabulous restaurant has now become a second - no scrap that - third rate overpriced pizzeria. No style, no class, and certainly no edible food. Cross this one off your books.

I've eaten here once, that was enough ! Pasta was over cooked. Far better places to eat in Eton.read more

The thin crusted pizzas hit the spot after a full morning of exploring Windsor castle. The hot…read morechocolate at the end of the meal was fantastic! Service is amazing with all the staff super friendly even to 2 loud kids of mine

Delicious food and drinks. Nice and helpful waitstaff. Enjoyed dining here and will definitely…read morevisit again.

Small, very welcoming and family restaurant. Fantastic pizzas, burgers, steaks and Italian…read morespecialities such as chicken with a lemon cream sauce (Yummy!). Very accommodating for small children as well...

4.5 stars but a little too pricey to merit 5. This place leaves me wanting to write a mass of…read morecontradicting things... Food is stealthily excellent. By that, I mean it didn't initially wow but the flavours were spot on - I was initially unimpressed by a lumpy and possibly watery tomato sauce but it tasted interesting and divine, I'm sure there was a hint of star anise in there. Slightly flaccid ravioli but very very tasty and perfectly seasoned. And the accompanying vegetables were delicious - slightly overdone-looking rosemary potatoes but amazingly tasty and some excellent battered courgettes. Nice bread but butter and had to ask for olive oil (for which I got a strange look, which being an Italian restaurant is strange in itself!!!) Same for the service. I felt it was slightly haughty and they were deeply confused by our order when dispensing cutlery. But on the other hand, they made fresh lemonade on request despite it not being on the menu (though it should have been), and the lovely elderly proprietor circulates and checks on every table personally. A mixed bag then, but a great meal. The menu changes constantly and is a touch pricey, though you can get 2 courses for a superb £15 meal.

An excellent Italian restaurant in Windsor, where the very senior proprietor checks on every table…read moreevery time and the restaurant is filled with pictures of him throughout the "ages". (Seriously, he's like 85 but there are pictures in there from when he was easily in his early 20s.) The food is superb. The ravioli served looked like a limp, wet noodle, but when bit into it was actually firm and the flavors from within explode into the mouth whetting the appetite for ever more food. When the main course was served, I will echo James F. in that the wait staff seemed a bit befuddled as by whom what was ordered and where certain dishes should go. Moreover, for our party of 10, they forgot one of the individuals main dish on the first pass (fortunately, it was a stew that was readily available as that could have ended poorly for them and resulted in several stars knocked off). The dessert choices were plentiful, made fresh that day, and brought for you to view on a dessert platter from which they'll cut the fresh piece instantly. Oh, wine choices... also excellent. I am not a connoisseur by any means but one of the French men in our party seemed to know a lot and was having a conversation with the old Italian proprietor in Italian about the choices and they both seemed very enthused about the bottle with which we ended. (It was awesome, FYI.) Anyhow, I'd highly recommend to any traveler in the area.

Food: I got raviolis and tiramisu. The raviolis were simple and delicious. The tiramisu was…read moresomewhat bland but the slice was huge and still good. Service: The service was super fast. There were almost no other tables so the wait staff was able to do everything as fast as possible. Ambience: This is a small place that feels a bit cramped. I happened to go when there were not many other diners but I can think it might feel a bit congested if it were full. Even if it gets a bit crowded it feels cozy like a grandmothers kitchen.

My husband and I had dinner at Enzo's. I had the calzone which was really good. The service was…read morereally bad. I didn't appreciate being upsold bottled water. I asked for water. The waiter, without asking if I wanted bottled water, brought us two bottles of water at 4 pounds a piece. That didn't happen to me in other restaurants.

We came here for dinner with a friend and had a lovely experience. My husband ordered a glass of…read morewine, our friend had a beer, and I tried their mocktail mojito -- all the drinks were great quality and nicely presented. For food, we ordered two pizzas: Margherita and BBQ Chicken. The BBQ Chicken pizza was especially good -- the flavor and aroma were amazing! I really appreciated that the barbecue sauce tasted natural and house-made, not artificial like some places. The pizza dough itself was also very good -- soft inside with a nice crisp on the edges. I also had a Caprese salad, which was fresh and tasty. Our server was a very kind and friendly gentleman, and the restaurant had a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. Overall, it's a great spot if you're looking for delicious Italian food right in the center of London.

Soft, relaxing environment. Right away the waitress ask you to seat where its comfortable for you…read more The YELP picture doesn't do it justice. Food was YUM! Veggie panini and nice glass of house red. Generous portions.

The best caffe latte in town. I had a piatto biscotti which was superb and too good to share-8…read morelittle biscuits all to myself! A bit pricey - both costing £5.65 but still a treat. Airy and open environment, friendly and efficient staff. I liked what I saw, so I came back with a friend for lunch. We had what was essentially an Italian breakfast - scrambled eggs, crispy pancetta, toasted ciabatta, fried tomato and mushrooms. Great food and cost was c. £8 each. It also came with a large glass of fresh juice (orange or apple) and a cup of tea or coffee which made the price pretty reasonable. Definitely reinforced my original 4* rating!

Came here with a friend just to kill time before catching the train back to London. We only ordered…read moredessert and tea. I got lemon tea. You can never go wrong with that. For dessert I got the chocolate fondant with ice cream. It was very delicious. My friend got Torta di Fuitta. Fruit was fresh and tart was creamy yet not too sweet. Perfect. Plating: elegant. Price: average. 4.5-5.5 pounds/dessert Service: wonderful. Environment: modern romantic.