This another accidental find, we fell in love with the haddock fish and chips. It's tucked at the…read moreend of the street and, walking past 3 or 4 other restaurants. We will be sure to make this a regular stop. Relaxed ambiance and an atmosphere to be enjoyed.

We went around 1pm following a tour. What I liked about this place is that they didn't have their…read morestaff outside begging tourists to come in. The mood inside was cozy, portions large and well priced. Food was great. Would recommend.

They have lattes!?!? Imagine me in this place relaxing with a warm cup of latte. Guy behind the…read morebar was fast and friendly.

Popped in for a quick meal after exploring Windsor. It was easy to get a table around 1pm on a…read moreThursday - you order at the bar and grab a table. I went for the classic fish and chips and the piece of fish was absolutely massive. Chips were perfectly crispy and soft on the inside. Washed it all down with a cider and it was a great lunch!

We came on a Saturday night, but luckily stopped by around 4pm to put our name down on a…read morereservation. This place gets busy! They've got a great selection of beers on tap (try a Taster Tray if you can't decide) plus ciders, and the food is friggin' amazing!! I had the Crispy Belly of Pork. OMG! Talk about a proper British send off (it was our last night in the UK!). The Pork Belly was thick and there were several slices/chunks. Crispy outside, tender inside and a nice layer of fat, if you love that, and I do. The skin was crunchy and they even served a side of crisped-up skin (cracklings), kind of like thick crunchy potato chips. On the plate is also potatoes au gratin, which might be the most tender version I've ever tasted. Perfectly cooked potato slices, lovely smattering of cream sauce between the layers, and a nice crispy top and sides. Total balance of all things potato-loveliness. Absolute perfection. And then on the other side were several slices of braised cabbage. Not limp and tasteless like it so often is. No, this was perfectly braised with a little smokiness, and just the right amount of butter (or was it pork drippings??) I don't know and I don't care. Last, there was a port and pork gravy dipping sauce. My partner even dipped his French fries into that gravy. That there is some good gravy! Is your mouth watering yet? Himself had the Fish & Chips. He liked it a lot. It was good. But let's be honest, fried fish versus Pork Belly. Is there really a contest? (It does come with killer mushy peas! So there's that.) I hope you saved room for dessert. There were several good options, but my inner chocolate-goddess needed to be appeased. And it was my birthday. So it was the Salted Caramel Chocolate Tart with Bourbon Vanilla ice cream for me. The tart was truly exceptional. A chocolate cookie pastry with a very dense chocolate filling (like fudge) and then a salted caramel layer, also the consistency of fudge. The bourbon vanilla ice cream (two scoops plus fresh berries) was the perfect accompaniment. My favorite added touch was the cookie crumble served alongside. Thank you to our lovely server, Fern, for making it such a memorable birthday.

The biggest portions of fish n chips you will ever receive in your life. I'm not a huge fan of…read morefish n chips, but you can argue this is the best bang for your buck anywhere around Windsor Castle all for £19.50. And they have fat fries here! Like super duper fat! So delicious! The inside of the restaurant feels ancient. I like the feel. There were plenty of people around us that were just enjoying beers and a snack. It probably took us 15 minutes to walk here from Windsor Castle. Order at the bar, and they will bring you your food. The burger was legit good too.

Headed into the Royal Windsor after sightseeing around Windsor. It was a rainy day so it was nice…read moreto pop in for beverages. The space was picturesque with stain glass and cozy seating. Sports center was playing so I felt right at home. Staff was great to chit chat with.

We visited The Royal Windsor with a birthday party group of 14, and the staff handled everything…read moreseamlessly. All drinks, starters, and entrées arrived on time and exactly as ordered. Service was smooth and professional, making the whole experience stress-free and enjoyable. The location is also perfect--right in a lovely part of town within walking distance of Windsor Castle. Great experience and highly recommend.

We were visiting the castle and had some additional time to try a local pub. We wanted to enjoy the…read moreback garden patio, but it was full given that it was a beautiful spring day. We opted to sit in the main seating area at street level and enjoy the view of the castle. We appreciated the traditional pub decor. Our bartender knew little about beer and was unable to make any useful recommendations based on the preferences provided which was highly disappointing and resulted in a poor selection. I ended up taking three sips and leaving the rest of the pint. It would have been nice to have been offered a taste or the suggestion to begin with the half-pint option. My husband liked his and really liked the vibe in the pub, so I'd be willing to give it another chance.

We loved the King and Castle! We came in the afternoon after a Windsor Castle tour and were…read morewelcomed by lots of open tables! We all enjoyed the afternoon specials menu where prices were reduced- unlike neighboring establishments! The fish and chips were absolutely incredible and I would recommend this restaurant to anyone coming to Windsor!

A cozy and warm pub right in the middle of Windsor. So many delicious pie options (which is what…read morethey are known for). Had some great Christmas seasonal selections as well! Super enjoyed the loaded chips with some fried fish bites to make our own "fish and chips" station. Loaded chips had delicious pulled pork on top. Fish was cooked well. Duck croquettes were just okay and not amazing. The Christmas pudding was excellent! So glad to have been there at the right time. Super flavorful, the texture was right, and it was perfectly warmed. Everything I would have hoped for in a Christmas pudding. Enjoyed our experience and would definitely get a pie next time!

We stopped in for a couple of pints after a visit to Windsor Castle. Cute pub and service was good…read more I would go back for a meal if we find ourselves in the area again.

Had a lovely time at The Boatman after sight seeing around Windsor castle. It was a rainy day but…read morethe views were delightful next to the Thames River. A trip to the UK wouldn't be complete without eating as much Fish & Chips as you can so that what I had to order here. They use Haddock which was quite tasty (I'm used to Cod). They use Haddock staff made sure I added vinegar which really took things to the next level. I also learned that people love Gin so I had to also get a Gin and Tonic. I really liked this place. The staff were very friendly and created an awesome experience.

Food was good. Once we got seated the service was good. Our table was very nice right on the…read moreThames. Getting seated was the problem. There were open tables everywhere but the lady seating guest was very rude and made us feel unwelcome.

The restaurant had great ambiance and service, but the food could have been better. It's a great…read morespot for a pint, but I'd keep walking if you want to eat a meal.

4.5/5 stars We made…read morea reservation for 2 people on Monday at 2pm. When we arrived, the restaurant wasn't full, so we probably didn't need reservations. My boyfriend and I split the fish and chips and the chicken/ham hock/leek pie. The fish and chips wowed us. It was so crispy, and the batter wasn't too heavy/greasy. The tarter sauce and lemon made it extra tasty. For the pie, I wanted the steak and ale pie, but they didn't have it. Luckily, they had my second choice of the chicken/ham hock/leek pie. The pie was quite tasty! The outside wasn't super crispy, but the inside was quite savory, especially with the gravy. The inside has some good chicken/ham pieces inside, but more meat would have been better! Mashed potatoes weren't anything special, but it tasted great with the gravy. The waitstaff took our orders quickly, and the food came out quickly. Overall, my boyfriend and I enjoyed our meal here!

Super friendly staff…read more Great selection of food Amazing fish and chips It was nice to sit by the warm fire on a cold day of sightseeing Definitely worth the short walk over the bridge to Eton if you are visiting Windsor Castle for a less crowded and more authentic meal. Dog friendly

Now this definitely feels like a traditional pub as opposed to those pubs in the city which are…read morebasically bars with fancy names. Okay, that is probably because it is in Windsor, which is probably the outer suburbs of London (though technically not a part of London). Yeah, this place has the more traditional ales on tap, but it also has a lovely beer garden out the back, something that is basically missed from the inner city bars. Yeah, I liked it, especially the beers, and the service.

A great start to my UK adventure...I loved the fun, modern and eccentric decor, and clean…read moreambience...loved all the animals involved. The staff was friendly. £20 Fish & Chips was great and perhaps the very best Fish & Chips of my entire UK adventure. The fish was thickly battered, hot and crispy...the chips were fantastic...and the minty mushy peas redefined my love for this very unloved side dish, delicious! £19 Steak Pie with mash potatoes and vegetables was rich, hearty, and delicious.

Came to town to visit the Windsor Castle and the charming town. After a long tour of the Windsor…read moreCastle, we decided to grab some food to eat, but we were unsure where to go. A local saw us roaming the streets with their heads down in our phone, searching for places to eat. He was so nice and recommended a few places. I actually recommend this place. He even walked us to the restaurant. That's our surprise. He used to even live in Fort Lauderdale once upon a time, but it's been he's been living in Windsor city for a few years now he seems so happy and upbeat. We arrived to the place. There was really not a lot of people there we sat down wherever we liked, and the server greeted us and took our order. I ordered the fish and chips with the Minty peas, I felt like the fish needed more seasoning in my opinion, and I wasn't a huge big fan of the minty peas. My grandmother had a balmoral chicken entree which she enjoyed. The plates were huge and filling. They played music like 90s rock and some Bob Marley. The place was pretty chill with locals at the bar. They did had a dog in there which was cute but also not too cute when it got too close to your food so we had to tell the owner to get their dog