Food was fine. Delivery driver using my wife's personal details to call her phone consistently…read moreasking if she had a man and playing porn down the phone, not so fine. Dont give anyone your details thinking there won't be an issue, we have had to involve police due to this driver stalking my wife.

Yay! Pizza Hut. Meat Feast Deep Pan!read more

Standard takeout pizza menu. A bit more expensive than your Dominos or Hut, but worth it for the…read morebetter ingredients like proper crispy bacon.

I am extremely impressed with Herbies Pizza in Maidenhead. The service is very good, the food is…read morevery reasonably priced and the food is delicious.

This little pub seems to be picking up quite the following as of late. It's impossible to get a…read moretable if you arrive after 6pm on a Friday night. There is a mix of people who pop in for a pint and those who stay for several hours drinking wine and enjoying the good food. Whilst there are a lot of restaurants in Maidenhead, it is my opinion that this pub serves the best food. The food is simple and tasty. The chips are excellent - cooked perfectly with just the right amount of seasoning (not salt but seasoning). The staff are very friendly, prompt, and helpful. There is a cozy fireplace in the back of the pub surrounded by two large couches and several short stools (coffee table height). I only wish I had discovered this pub sooner!

Great little pub in central Maidenhead. Nicely done inside, pleasing simple decor whether in a…read morebooth or propping up the bar. Friendly staff. Several real ales on, including some local Berkshire ones. The parrot perched in the corner isn't as loud as he used to be 20 years ago, I'm told. Very small pub, but it's perfect for those who like proper ales and don't want to hang out in a piped-music same-same chain pub.

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 in really late on a Saturday and Francesco's was one of the only spots open in Windsor…read more For drinks, we had the diet coke, raspberry linomcello prosecco and a prosecco bottle. For food, we had the gnocchi pollo e crema, gnocchi portofino and the risotto with mushroom and chicken. The group shared calamari. The food was really good. We loved the calamari and the mushroom risotto. I enjoyed my gnocchi with chicken and cream. It was really delicious and flavorful. I would recommend Francesco's to anyone looking for a good Italian meal late at night. Just beware--the music selection is a bit schizophrenic (seriously went from Michael Buble to Godsmack).

Ordered the Francesco pizza. Does not look like its picture. Counted 4 pieces of pepperoni, 7…read morepieces of corn, large globs of onion.......ate one piece, staff didn't ask why I didn't finish it. The man who waited on us had an attitude problem...asked for red pepper, he yelled at us that he only had black pepper....really???? Please avoid at all costs.

Small, privately owned, family friendly Italian restaurant. Casual/almost upscale decor. They…read morehave a large menu, a full bar and a large wine list. I enjoyed the service and food. Recommend!

This is a fabulous family Italian restaurant in Burnham…read more It opened around six months ago, and has around 30 tables. But already it is worth booking, because it has already become so popular. And here's why. The food is fantastic. The menu is wide, including all the normal Italian dishes you would expect from a good Italian restaurant, such as a variety of pasta, pizza, meat, and a couple of fish dishes. The pizza is home made from scratch and cooked in a wood fired pizza oven. Made with fresh ingredients, both kids and adults love them. The pasta is also home made, with a good range of sauces, such as bolognaise, seafood and penne arrabiate. If you like lasagne, they make one of the nicest I have ever had. Huge portion and so delicious. Tonight, we started with octopus and aubergine. The octopus came with a tomato sauce, on a bed of curried mashed potatoes. The aubergine was baked in a cheese sauce. For the main course, we had steak with a pepper sauce and vegetables, served in an attract wooden slab. And a chicken baked on a creamy gorgonzola sauce. Although we did not ask for it, the restaurant thought roast potatoes would be nice with the meal, so they brought us a portion on the house. We finished off with sticky toffee pudding. Unusually, not too heavy, coming with ice cream and cinnamon sugar, a great way to end. The food was perfectly cooked, and tasted exquisite. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming. We went earlyish, so there were plenty of kids. The brought a very happy feel to the place. The staff were completely comfortable with it all. In fact, the restaurant is a place that seems laid back with just about anything. You can wear what you like, go for an intimate meal or go with a party of friends. The staff are always welcoming and friendly. The service was attentive without being overbearing, and warm. We have been a number of times. The meal generally costs between £30-£70 for two. Tonight, the meal cist £71 include bottle of Montpulcianno wine. Thoroughly recommended. If you go, you are in for a treat, with or without kids, alone or in a party. But you would be wise to book if you want to be sure you will not have to wait for a table.

I believe this is one of the top 5 restaurants in the world, everyone and everything in that place…read moreis perfect, Giorgio is an incredible young host, the food is 10x better than anything else in Bray.

Many thanks to Discerning 1, whose review prompted me to track this place down. :-))…read more We checked it out last Sunday for the £25 per nose lunch package: a good way of testing an establishment. Very impressed, as was la contessa. Four-course menu with a choice from 4 dishes for the first three thereof. The dishes were not these, which I think is just a sample. http://www.campagna.caldesi.com/page.php?intPageID=44 I had: Crab and avocado. A sort of overlarge fishcake that was stuck together with olive oil and subtly seasoned. Squid ink noodles with clams (squid ink pasta is great). *Calves liver with spinach. Melts in the mouth. All absolutely scrumptiliously delightful and the portions were not over-large, as they can often be in Italy. More 'nouvelle cuisine' size. The pudding course was a set mixture of 'bits and pieces'. I don't have a much of a sweet tooth and I have usually pigged out by then anyway, but this little collection was desperately pleasing upon the eye and the palate. The wines were reasonably priced for a place like that. £25 for a bottle of Chianti Classico, although it didn't fire me up like the one I had at the 'Old Devil Inn' for £18. (see separate review) I thought that the decor was a bit bland, but I tend to ogle plates rather than fellow diners or wallpaper. The staff were attentive and charming. Now I look forward to the autumn: Tuscans do some rather interesting game dishes.