Just let me say this was the first time we ate Indian food in the UK, and it was all it was said to…read morebe. We Loved the scallops, the duck spring rolls and the pepper friend calamari. Surprisingly, we found their Nan flat in taste. Our main dish was the duck curry, which was delicious. The service was Good, but not particularly friendly. The place is pretty big and nicely laid out.

Just ordered takeaway - enjoyed a chai whilst waiting - delicious. The dining area is clean, well…read moreorganized, and provides seating for small or large groups. Service was fine for a takeaway order. I ordered the Lamb Korma Nilgiri and garlic naan. The Lamb Korma was, by far, the best Indian dish I have ever enjoyed. I've been blessed to travel the world including India and this dish was a perfect balance of curry, spice, heat, acid, and, what put it over the top, incredibly tender and flavorful lamb. Portion size was reasonable but I wanted more lamb - so good! The naan was fine - nothing over the top - solid. Apologies - I was enjoying the experience too much to take a picture but it would not do the flavor justice + it was takeaway so no style points for plating presentation. If you are in the area, desire or enjoy Indian, this will not disappoint!

Great food & service! The staff were very friendly and made sure we had everything we need. The…read morefood tasted wonderfully. Great vibe in the restaurant.

Don't be put off by the trendy decor this place still serves up a tremendous chicken tikka.read more

ordered takeout from here and it was pretty good. samosas had a good amount of filling and all the…read morecurries were decent albeit not spicy at all

The food was delicious. I wasn't very hungry so just had some appetizers. My husband had the…read morechicken tandoori and said it was one of the best he's ever had. He eats a lot of Indian food so he would know. The service was excellent. We would definitely recommend.

Windsor Curry Club meets at a different restaurant each month, rating each experience for Flavour,…read moreService, Atmosphere and Value for Money. We ask the restaurant to choose the menu in advance, giving them the opportunity to serve their best. We visited the Saffron in September 2011. The restaurant served generous portions on huge plates. Dishes included one of the chef's recommendations Murgh Shagorana, whole piece of chicken breast garnished with boiled egg and minced meat. The meal was very good if not the best variety of flavours. A nice touch was a complimentary drink offered at the end of the meal. A feature of the Saffron are a number of TVs mounted on walls above the tables playing Bollywood films with the sound off. Unnecessary. Windsor Curry Club rated the modern style Saffron 8.15 out of 10. The total cost of the meal (Inc. Drinks & Service) was £35.00 a Head.

Wide ranging menu. Nice atmosphere and food cooked just right. Not too busy mid-week. Service…read moreunrushed but friendly.

The Binoy Windsor Curry Club meets at a different restaurant…read moreeach month, rating each experience for Flavour, Service, Atmosphere and Value for Money. We ask the restaurant to choose the menu in advance, giving them the opportunity to serve their best. We visited The Binoy in April 2012. The out off town the restaurant was very busy with its regular local clientele. A busy restaurant is normally a good sign however on this visit we found the food ordinary and the service poor. The main course was slow to arrive. In addition, when we asked the waiter what the dishes served were he could not tell us. A complimentary liqueur was offered at the end of the meal. Windsor Curry Club rated the traditional style Binoy 5.57 out of 10. The total cost of the meal (Inc. Drinks & Service) was £32.00 a Head.

one of the best of the local indian restaurants that do delivery…read more... food not to greasy unlike so many curry houses!

After a trip to the castle we were strolling down the street looking for an authentic laid back…read morepub. So many of the places up the street looked fake and then we came across the crosses corner. Good prices drew us in and the great beer and atmosphere kept us there. The bartender was really nice, took our food order gave us a couple pints and even started a fire in the fire place for us. We had a great meal and great drinks. I personally had more fun at this pub than in the castle lol.

This was a nice place we stopped at. We were tired and wanted a snack and a drink. Beer was good,…read morecozy place with a fireplace but unfortunately they stop serving food for a few hours in the middle of the day. That is pretty standard in the UK but hard to get used to.

An excellent surprise find close to the Windsor Marriott. I ordered the Kadai Lamb and found it…read moreflavorful and spicy without the heaviness commonly found in other curries. The restaurant is clean with an open kitchen where food is prepared to order.

My first time in Enton, I have been to Windsor a few times (Thai Sq.) last week. Beautiful little…read moretown great tradition English Pubs, quite place to walk around. The food was solid good, three of us tried different dishes to share, I very nice sampler appetizers to start. I love a good curry dish and spicy food. The waiter was fantastic with service and offering suggestions and making drinks. Overall I would definitely go back and the pubs before and after the meal was worthwhile. Thank you

Do Harry and Meghan really dine here?…read more Despite claims in the window that this is their favorite Indian spot in town (it may very well be the only Indian spot in town) I had a hard time imagining any members of the royal family here. Or maybe, with its dim interior and quick service it's a place they can dine undercover (well, except for that window sign...). This place has apparently been here for a long while and from the outside, it looks it. But once inside you'll find white tablecloths, an aquarium, and professionally dressed servers. Something feels a little off and funky (it feels like the sort of Indian restaurant I found in London back in the 1970's) but I can't really say it showed in the food. The food was solid and satisfying and the menu quite extensive. If I can give only one piece of advice it's this: there's a fixed price menu item that might cost a little more than you were hoping to spend but it delivers to your table a large array of food that looks quite good. I should know as I watched a nearby table turn a couple times and each time someone new sat there they ordered as I suggest. I didn't but wished I had. I found other places in town (non-Indian) that I liked better but that's not to say Golden Curry didn't hit the spot. It did. If it's maybe good enough for Harry and Meghan it's good enough for me.

Fantastic Indian food. The ambiance was very nice, and overall the service was fantastic. We…read morewalked in to place a to go order and Jack helped us. He was very nice, very responsive, and very pleasant to talk to. We took it home, and we're impressed with how tasty it was. Overall a great experience

I started going to this restaurant when it first opened in about 1992. Since then, I've moved away…read morefrom the area and the restaurant has moved one door down, but the ownership remains the same. The dining room is much larger and suits parties as well as smaller groups. I had the balti gosht with okra, pilau rice and a keema naan. All were excellent. Wait staff is efficient.

I like buffets but i also like to eat food which is cooked well!…read morestarters ok . why do they have so much variations of pakoras i dont understand! only the veg ones taste any good. the chutneys are all too hot and spicy nothing mild. Most of the curry dishes have way too much oil/ghee in them, nothing looks appetizing. Desserts hard and cold. They have kheer, solid ice cream!lol and on weekends gajrela and gulab jamun. I do not think this buffet is value for money as with drinks you can end up spending more than £10. it has a variation of food but theres very little you can actually eat! and finally avoid the loos, and please can the owners pay attention and upgrade them.