The food was excellent. We had the fish & chips and the grilled pork chop. Service was quick and…read morefriendly. Parking could be a bit of a challenge at busy times.

Definitely a cut above other pubs in this area. Lovely service and very good food. We ate there…read moreon a Saturday lunchtime and chose from the main menu. The baked camembert was served with a generous amount of toast which in turn was generously buttered with garlic. The fillet steak was perfectly cooked and a great cut, it was served with plenty of good chips. There is plenty of parking at the side of the pub. I look forward to another visit.

Our group of 6 enjoyed a nice Sunday lunch at the Belvedere…read more Most of us opted for the Sunday Roast, we was solid. Service was friendly and informative and the atmosphere was comfortable. I used to be a regular here on Sundays back in the early 1980's, it has changed, keeping up with modern times. It's good to see that it's still popular.

The food is amazing and well priced. I challenge you to find a better Sunday roast! Also, the ice…read morecream and cookie dessert is understated but and absolute must! Service is always on point with a warm welcome every time we visit. The ambiance is relaxed and warm as every good pub should be.

This is a lovely, local gastro style pub/restaurant…read more Everything, from the food to the drink is of good quality and appropriately priced for the area and ambience. If you want a nice pub in Sunningdale away from the riff-raff, come here. The first and third Thursdays of the month also offer, from what I've seen and heard, first class jazz evenings which seem to be getting more and more popular. Very high quality of musicians and really adds to the atmosphere. I went last month for dinner, had a fantastic meal and listened to some great music....for free!

When it was the Broomhall Hutt it was a nice friendly local pub with plenty of space, a well…read morestocked bar and reasonably priced food, which although not exactly inspiring was good simple fare. Now it has become a upmarket trendy establishment it has lost most if not all of its appeal. Prices have gone through the roof, the service is lousy and rather than a pleasantly busy atmosphere it is now relatively quiet. Definately a change for the worse and a sad loss of a central meeting place for the village. Avoid this and go to the Nags Head or the Brickmakers in Windlesham.

What an amazing local pub. We had a big Sunday lunch here for family a couple weeks ago. The…read morekitchen lost power several times with a full house of people waiting. They handled it like complete professionals.

This was quite a charming little pub located at one of the many entrances to Windsor Great Park…read more Actually, there seem to be a few pubs located at the entrance, as if it is a fairly British thing to go for a walk in the park (I'm not sure if you would call it a hike) and then go and have a beer afterwards. The place certainly had quite a bit of charm about it, sort of what I have come to expect from country pubs in Britain. Yeah, this place was rather delightful, and it had some nice beers as well.

Family of five stopped on our way from Windsor. Service was outstanding: friendly, prompt and…read morehelpful. The outdoor seating was charming. The bread was amazing and the olives were delicious. The fish and chips, the burger, the chicken burger and the steak were all delicious. Drinks were on point. Overall, we loved the Thatched Tavern.

The food was amazing and large food portions! The wait staff was very nice and service was quick…read moreand on point. Also the atmosphere was very quiet and calm but also super super cute especially outdoors!

Very disappointing experience. My family & I came here on a visit from California and my wife got…read moretold off for our baby crying and was told to "do something about it" ... believe me, we were trying! The food was good, but if you want to help keep kids happy, bring them their food first and be more child aware. The kids ice creams came to the table after the adults received theirs! There were only two other tables in the restaurant with us. You should either say no kids allowed or at least be welcoming to families and cater for the kids first. We will find somewhere else next time we want a pub lunch together with family when visiting England.

A top French restaurant in Sunninghill, right next to Ascot. There is a bar and then you walk into…read morethe restaurant next door. The cuisine is French, and I mean authentically French, French owners, waiters and chefs. The food is not cheap but not over expensive either. I had the cappaccio starter which was really nice. Followed by the largest pot of fresh mussels in a really nice garlic sauce. My father had this dish that was basically French sausage egg and chips. The sausage was chorizo, with the little homemade potatoes and also a perfect egg on top. This place is really good and recommended to anyone

The Rose & Crown is to be found in the village of Thorpe, close to Thorpe Park Water Skiing, known…read morefor hosting the competitions on Virginia Water. Historically, the original building dates back to 1460. With gardens to the front and back you overlook a big Green. Very rural. They are known for being a popular destination food house but they also have local clientele who pop in for a quiet drink with friends or family. The food can be chosen from a main menu or unique Specials from the chalk boards which allow the Chefs to show their flair! You will be served meals which have been prepared from the freshest of ingredients and cooked to order. To complement your meal there is an extensive choice of quality wines or a good selection of real ales if preferred. This is a very friendly, welcoming place so do go along soon and sample some delicious Fayre, a quality pint and maybe some light entertainment, if you pick the right night.

Great outdoor space. The Rose and Crown has great parking, a…read morespacious interior and a great outdoor space. It gets crowded in the summer if you want to eat outside. The menu is large so there's something for everyone, the food is decent but nothing to rave about. In short, dependable but not one of the best in the area.

Had Sunday roast there. Really love the British pub's living room style. Very classic. We ordered…read moresome beers. Food can be better but the experience is the gold.

This was our favorite meal on a month long trip through England, France, Italy, Montenegro, Croatia…read moreand Spain. Happened upon this treasure as we wound through the fall colored trees on our last 3 days in Europe. Atmosphere, attention to detail, presentation, quality and value with kind service made this our favorite meal of our trip. Wine 9£ London Pride beer 4.25£ We shared- 3 course meal 29£ Duck liver appetizer Beef Wellington Toffee pudding Fish and Chips 14.95£ Everything was cooked to perfection! All of it was incredible! The owner has a basket of pampering items for her guest to use. With a sweet note! Bathrooms are nice but are upstairs. Cozy setting with old wood beams loved in weathered furniture and a fire place. Inside you can eat in the pub, dinnin area or outside if it weather is nice. CALL AHEAD! Do accept credit cards. Plenty of parking.

Really lovely location and well appointed garden. The food and service relentlessly good…read more All this and retains the atmosphere of a local village pub. Recommended

We went for lunch on the Sunday before Xmas and managed to get a booking for 1 pm after calling…read morethem at 11.30. We got a great table next to the fire in the main bar which was great. It was a Xmas menu with plenty of choice including the traditional roasts. Being a vegetarian we went for the Broth soup and the veg shepherds pie. Xmas crackers were thrown in and the food was fantastic. The side dishes of veg were big and fantastic also. Overall a great atmosphere, great food and great hospitality, you have to go.

We called for a drink and a bite to eat at lunch time. The pub is fairly large with several rooms…read moreknocked though into each other and a separate dining room off to one site with a different menu. The bar menu had a good range of dishes including pasta, pizza, burgers salads and sandwiches and at the pricing as you would expect for the area. There is a separate Club One round the back with a DJ and live music http://cluboneascot.com which seems to have an interesting array of normal and tribute acts. It was race day, so despite the fact we were staying inside they insisted we drank out of plastic glasses, which is a shame. Other than this the service was reasonable.

We had some friends in town and we decided to go out to dinner. We both have young kids, so it was…read moreimportant that the restaurant was "kid friendly". The sign outside reads that Kids are Free between 6-7:30pm and adult meals are 50% off, so we decided to try it. It was a GREAT choice. Lots of kid menu options, as well as adult ones too. Everyone's food was amazing. I ordered the vegetarian risotto, my husband had the steak skewers(which needed to be cooked medium instead of medium rare, according to him), our friends had a fresh tuna steak salad and the sausages. The kids had pasta and pizza. Everyone really enjoyed their food. We will definitely go there again.