At Steak & Lobster, we aspire to be the very best in what we do; delivering the finest steak and freshest lobster to your plate. We believe simplicity is key and let the food speak for itself. With lobster caught from the Canadian seas and steak from County Antrim in Northern Ireland, we understand the importance of provenance and quality.Down-to-earth, rustic and humble, we bring you a range of complementary bites, salads and desserts, in addition to our popular signature dishes.
Stoke Place King and Lamb Restaurant is a relaxed setting to enjoy Lunch, Dinner, Saturday Brunch with unlimited Prosecco or lovely Sunday Bottomless Lunch 3 course, or Afternoon Tea with family and friends.
Situated on the High Street of Eton, close to the River Thames and between the historic buildings of Eton College and Windsor Castle, Gilbey's is open from 12 noon for lunch and 6pm for dinner every day.Originally an old butcher's shop, we created one of the first wine bars outside London in 1975 - The Eton Wine Bar. After 25 years of success, we changed the name in 2000 to Gilbey's, having recognised that our food had outgrown the original wine bar concept. Our friendly and efficient team look forward to welcoming you in either the stunning Conservatory Restaurant, cosy Front Bar and Townhouse, one of our newly opened Townhouse guest bedrooms or our top floor studio apartment-our exclusive guest accommodation.
Creperie Doux Sourire, meaning ‘Sweet Smile,’ is all about fresh and natural ingredients, supporting small producers, and keeping things local. Every crepe and galette is lovingly hand-made to order by one of our expert crepiers, using premium organic flour and locally sourced free-range eggs, filled with the customer’s choice of savory ingredients. Our waffles, likewise, are handmade to order and topped with a choice of delicious sweet toppings.
Le Greene Oak est un resto-pub contemporain au cœur de Oakley Green, près de Windsor dans le Berkshire. Les cuisiniers changent le menu quotidiennement en fonction des marchés et des saisons. De véritables ales, des bières en fût et 30 vins au verre.
Explore the vibrant allure of Mediterranean cuisine at MOREISH Restaurant, inspired by the coastal regions of Italy, France, Greece and Lebanon.Located within Fairmont Windsor Park, MOREISH offers guests a culinary voyage celebrating the authentic flavours of the Mediterranean while emphasising the finest British ingredients, including seasonal vegetables, fresh seafood, organic meats, and aromatic herbs grown on site.Served in the inviting ambiance of a neighbourhood café, MOREISH provides an idyllic retreat for those craving authentic dishes in a warm and welcoming environment. Conveniently located within walking distance of Windsor Great Park and The Savill Garden, MOREISH combines delectable cuisine with a prime location for a delightful day out.Embark on a journey of tantalising Mediterranean cuisine at MOREISH, where every dish is thoughtfully crafted to showcase the diverse and enticing flavours of this renowned destination.
Welcome to Knead, our sustainable pizzeria based in the heart of Maidenhead. Brought to you by husband and wife team Simon & Olivia Perry, become part of the Knead fam and let our staff sling out the very best ‘zas and spritz around. A fan of spice? Sergeant Scoville has you covered with fiery British ‘Nduja, fresh chillies and a drizzle of hot honey. A classicist? Fear not, Princess Margherita is pizza royalty on our menu.Our lively pizzeria is modest, modern and wonderful, seating 50 comfortably inside and with a relaxed outdoor area for you to enjoy the evening sun with an aperitivo and a slice in hand. Expect banging pizzas, fresh small plates, local beers and a carefully curated cocktail menu.We’re a short walk from the train station and with Paddington less than 25 minutes away and Maidenhead being served by the new Elizabeth Line, London is on our doorstep. If you’re visiting from the capital, why not make a day of it and visit nearby Boulders Lock, Bray or Cliveden House?
Bacchus is a locally owned, family run business, dedicated to serving delicious cuisine and excellent wine.Our Head Chef, Tobias Vanderbilt, believes in using the freshest in-season produce from local suppliers, ensuring that only the best ingredients are used to create that perfect dish for each and every customer. Tobias is passionate about classic cuisine, putting his own contemporary signature twist on every dish to truly create an unrivalled Beaconsfield dining experience. We believe in catering for all dietary requirements and can tailor our cuisine to suit your needs, whether it be a food intolerance, or if you are vegetarian or vegan. Our unique and ever changing seasonal menu will keep vegetable, meat and fish lovers coming back for more.
L'objectif de départ du restaurant The Crown at Bray était de mettre le village de Bray en lumière en lui offrant un lieu d'accueil parfait. Vous pourrez vous protéger du froid de l'hiver devant la cheminée à foyer ouvert ou profiter du soleil aux tables installées dans le grand jardin ou dans la cour charmante du restaurant. Ayant rejoint l'écurie de Heston Blumenthal en 2010, le restaurant The Crown at Bray propose un menu moderne, une sélection de boissons et un service de qualité en recréant l'ambiance des pubs de village traditionnels.
Patri has several meanings, in Hindi it means Pavement, in Urdu it means Track and in ancient Sanskrit its means a vessel or small furnace. The name took us back to our origins and we decided to use Pavement, Tracks, and Furnace to come up with a street food menu contains all three elements. Our starters are street food classics on pavements in India and Pakistan. Our grills are freshly cooked in the tandoor at over 400 degrees to replicate cooking in a furnace. Our curries are inspired by the railway cooks on train journeys in India.Founder, Puneet Wadhwani, has created a never-before-seen menu bringing to life the snacks and dishes he once ate as a child growing up within a bicycle ride of New Delhi train stationFrom rail side snacks, such as ‘girlfriend chaat,’ cooked on the platform and handed to travellers through the windows of passing trains, to the fragrant curries, such as, ‘rare ghost,’ cooked on board.
