What a great hidden gem. The whole family love this street…read moreside pub. The staff was very welcoming and helpful in picking menu items. We stayed around for a few drinks after dinner. Loved this place.

The food is excellent here, such great quality and the waiting staff are very attentive. I had…read moreseafood linguine would highly recommend

A friendly local bakery and cafe that's worth a visit for a quick snack, your weekly bread needs or…read morea slow moving lunch experience. The bread is amazing! The lunches and other bakery items tasty. And, the service friendly and relaxed, although occasionally a little slow if you are at a table.

I took my Mum to this place for lunch as it was recommended on TripAdvisor... I've never been so…read moreembarrassed... It was awful - the soup was completely tasteless, we were given a cheap bread roll to go with it... neither of us finished our soup (or bread)... no-one asked if it was OK... No idea why this place is popular...will not go back :-(

Great burgers. Order at the counter like Nando's . Prefer table but I get the fact they want fast…read moreturnover. Nice Menu, good vibe. Fast service. Also recommend for take outs, well packaged and tastes great As a pick up meal.

Overpriced, understaffed and in need of a good clean. The burgers were average, and pretty…read moreexpensive considering they come with no sides. The sides were pretty good, but my milkshake turned to weird powdery foam by the end. There were 3 members of staff covering tables, orders and drinks, which meant food sat under the heat lamps a little too long and a huuuuge queue to pay. We were sitting right at the back, there were bits of food in all the button holes in the seat. It was pretty gross.

This is a small place that serves great drinks, fabulous burgers (and wings & chicken) with fast…read morepolite service. After a long trip from US to UK, we just wanted something that was not sweet or 'junk' and it was great! The boozy milkshake (the squirrel with pistachio ice cream ) was the best finish to delicious perfectly cooked burgers & crispy fries. Great drinks too! It's small, not too noisy even though some kids were there with families. We got a table by the window & people watched. ,

Decent enough food. Waitress could care less about what was going on outside of her laptop. Meh.read more

Unless you're going to The Fat Duck, Bray isn't the first city that comes to mind when planning a…read moretrip to the UK. Since I was staying there two full nights and one of the nights was dinner at The Fat Duck, I intentionally made the other dinner as low-key chill as possible, which was the beer garden at the back of the Crown at Bray. Supposedly the owner is Heston Blumenthal, who is also the owner of The Fat Duck but unlike TFD it is not listed in the four restaurants that comprise the TFD restaurant group - apparently he wanted to keep this a local's pub. But ever since TFD and the other 3-star Michelin Waterside Inn arrived Bray has been the UK's culinary mecca so even the local pub food is already elevated. But just because it's pub food doesn't mean it's cheap... fish and chips here is a tad more than $20. BUT since it's the UK the price of a pint is regulated, so £6/pint is pretty sweet considering how the country is one of the most expensive to travel in the world. I visited here on two occasions, both in the afternoon. During the summer the back garden opens up and service is primarily held over there. You wouldn't be able to tell there was a garden just by looking at the pub. But on both occasions I had to be led into the back because if you didn't know your way you could get lost. On the first visit I just had a very small plate of kofte (think doner but meatballs) served with a dollop of yogurt cucumber with a beer. Simple in execution but delicious since TFD's dinner would've been a few hours later. The following day I went back for a full meal. Beer: Brixton Electric IPA (£6). This is an American-style IPA but better in execution. Being an IPA it's hop-forward but not overly so, as the beer is supposed to be a good balance between malt and hop. I normally don't like IPA's but considering that my meal was fish and chips, you want something as a palate refresher after eating hearty food. Fish & Chips, Crushed Peas, Homemade Tartare Sauce (£19.75). The fish here is haddock, which is more flavorful than cod. Love the skin because it was consistently crispy even 10 minutes later. The chips (fries) are triple-cooked, a method that first brought Heston to national acclaim. The end result is that by nature the fries are extra crispy and hold their crunch for a long time. Very good meal to wrap up my last day in Bray.

Came here as a party of six on a Monday night for dinner. Large outdoor tent setup with several…read moreheaters blowing in hot air during the cold evening. No issue getting a table as we were immediately seated and given menus. Started off with a Sipsmith Gin & Tonic (£8ish) - a refreshing drink that went well with a couple starters. For my main course, ordered the Pork Tenderloin (£25) - glazed sections of pork served alongside carrots, pig oyster, and sage crumb. Incredibly tender pork balanced by the hearty pig oyster. Finished the night off with the Praline Parfait (£10.50) - a domed dessert of praline, chocolate, and Pedro Ximenez. Not overly sweet or decadent; just a nice quick hit of praline flavor. Servers here came by often as they refilled waters and took more drink orders. Definitely worth stopping by no matter what time of year.

From the outside, this looks like an inviting pub. In my opinion going up and down High Street in…read moreMaidenhead near my hotel, it looked the most inviting for a Sunday afternoon. It has a nice size area in front to sit, drink, talk and people watch. Going inside is just as cool. It's got two levels of wood and brass with a well stocked bar towards the back. It's part of the Wetherspoon chain, I'm told by a local friend, but still has a long history of service in various forms dating back a few hundred years. How cool. The food selection was diverse and reasonable and I had a hard time choosing, but in this case I went for one their gourmet burgers. Why a burger? Well, come on, it's a pub, and the burger had bacon, and a Stilton and Shropshire blue cheese and onion topping. If you have not had a proper Stilton cheese, you're missing out. The burger of course came with thick cut chips and I had that with a West Coast Pale Ale from Renegade brewery, a local craft brewery out of Berkshire. There were many more I wanted to try, but too little time. So you go into the pub, pick out a numbered table, order what you want from the menu and tell the bartender where you're sitting and the food magically appears after a short wait. Usually food chains don't stir up fond images, but it looks like Wetherspoon acquires and restores unique places keeping their names, but providing a quite nice menu at good prices.I really enjoyed this place and look forward to coming back.

The is a local pub in Maidenhead's city center. Open till late. Good selection of draft beers and…read morepub style foods.

If you are hungry, this is the place to go!! Charcoal fired grill makes for tasty dishes. The only…read morereason I didn't give it 5 stars is because I asked for medium rare and it came out rare. I was also the last person to get my food with the lowest temp steak. I would definitely visit again.

Situated right in the heart of Slough high street, Steakout is a restaurant that serves steak and…read moreburgers. There is a lot of variety when it comes to the menu with different cuts of meat to select from (short rib, sirloin, rib eye, filet mignon, etc). I have had the burgers and steaks here and I was very impressed by the quality of the meal. The meat is cooked to your specification. Atmosphere is nice and service is good. I highly recommend this place for anyone wanting to a steak or a burger.

I wouldn't call it "gourmet" but it was decent and way better than anything you'll get from McD's…read moreor BK. Tons of different toppings available, ranging from the usual blue cheese and bacon all the way to the far end of the spectrum - beetroot and pineapple. I would have gone with four stars, but I think the prices were too high. £7 for a basic burger, £3 for fries (enough to share with two or three) and £3 for a beer - £13 ($21) for a lunch. Veggie offerings available include Felafel and Mushroom. Chicken for those that don't eat red meat.

Gourmet Burger sounds like an oxymoron to me, but my daughter raved about the place so I tagged…read morealong to check it out (oh, and to pay of course. Parenthood...) I had a chili based burger, along with a portion of skinny fries. Someone else said in their review that a portion of fries was enough for 2 or 3 people but I suggest that's only true if they are 2 or 3 very skinny people. I'd get a portion each if I were you. The food was good, the fries were very skinny (think McDonalds but with an eating disorder) and tasted great. The burger is cooked to your preference with the standard being pink in the middle and it was tender and juicy. My burger lacked any real chili kick, but I find this is usually the case everywhere I go so maybe it's just me. So far so good right? So why only 3 stars? It's just too expensive for what you get. We had 2 burgers, 2 fries and 2 drinks and it cost £30. I could go to a pub and get 2 steaks with fries (and veg) and 2 drinks for less than that, and you know what they say. Why eat burger when you could have steak? I don't mind paying for a good meal but GBK just seemed like it was a bit of a rip off. Also, having sampled the delights of Dirty Burger I am now enlightened as to how ridiculously good a burger can be, and GBK didn't quite step up to the mark. (No Dirty Burger branch local to here, but worth the trek to London just to try one, or two, or three)

Steady food that won't win any awards, but is balanced by a nice ambience. Friendly service. Lots…read moreof parking.

A really superb place to go on a sunny Sunday lunchtime…read more It is a 45 min walk from home for us which makes very convenient. They are dog friendly so the whole family can enjoy a nice countryside walk & lunch. The food is great. It isn't cheap, but you get a decent protion and there is lots of choice. Lots of inside & outside seating. There is a section inside that dogs are allowed in (great in winter) and there are water bowls by the outside tables (great in summer).

Absolutely delicious!…read more The food here is excellent, and the menu has a lot of options to choose from. We came early in the morning, and there were only a couple of other diners eating when we walked in. We were promptly seated and our drink order was taken. There was only one server, and he didn't come back with my coffee, or take our food order for ages. I admit, I was very frustrated with the long wait, and mumbled under my breath about how long it took to make a coffee. Unbeknownst to me, the server was right behind me and heard my remark... needless to say, service was prompt and efficient after that! I ordered the Plant Plate and was absolutely blown away at the huge portions, also how delicious everything was. I'm American, and my spouse is British, so I always thought it was strange to watch him eat baked beans for breakfast over the years... but surprisingly, it's pretty good and I'd definitely have it again. My spouse had the Pancake Stack with fresh fruit and really enjoyed his as well. The dining room is bright, airy, comfortable, and clean. The toilets are clean as well. Overall, the food was excellent, reasonably priced, and a great value for the huge portions and fresh, delicious food you get to enjoy. Highly Recommended!

Easy to get to when we go off the train in Windsor. The seating for two was tight but very…read moreintimate. The waiter was efficient and quick. I ordered the Golden Big Breakfast which was very English traditional. My partner ordered the Avocado Florine Eggs Benedict. For Drinks I ordered the Golden Latte and my partner ordered the Mocha latte. WOW great Brunch!