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Best British restaurants nearby. Discover the best British food in Windsor. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for British restaurants near you. including Test Kitchen Food Truck, Windsor Grill, The Oxford Blue, Crown & Cushion, The Alma, The Prince Albert, Cinnamon Cafe, The George Inn, Gilbey's Bar & Restaurant - Eton, Monty Cafe
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10. Monty Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 415 reviews
Traditional English food
Reviewed By jswestern
Lovely environment on a quiet street in Windsor. Looked like a perfect place for breakfast. Attentive service. Good coffee. Just let down by the very average breakfast.
9. Gilbey's Bar & Restaurant - Eton
Overall Ratings
4 based on 660 reviews
Reviewed By Dr_John
We stumbled across this place on a visit to Windsor. Crossing the bridge into Eton itâs one of the first places you come to on the left hand side of the High Street and we were so glad weâd wandered a little further afield for a bit to eat.The three course lunch menu offered excellent value for money and everything was delicious. A goats cheese and apple salad was full of surprises like a sweet cured cucumber and their âfish and chipsâ was fantastic. No claggy batter but a delicious light panko crumb on the fish and some of the biggest (and tastiest) twice cooked chips youâll ever see.Leave the âall you can eatâ buffets and chain restaurants behind and support this great little bistro. Great food, great staff and a great location.
8. The George Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 653 reviews
The George Inn is a traditional English pub in the heart of Eton with a view of Windsor Castle. It has an extensive menu available to suit everyone's preferences and also a full bar available. All ages are welcome here in a group of any size - dogs too! W
Reviewed By Jeff B
I've been here a few times and love this classic pub in Eton. Great location, there is a nice selection of local ales made by the Windsor & Eton Brewery down the road. The Eton Rifles IPA and Guardsman Best Bitter were both wonderful. My last visit I sat outside in the beer garden and had lunch: a well-made fish sandwich, crispy fried cod on farm style wheat bread with slaw and a small basket of fries. A gin and tonic. Blue skies and a late summer breeze. All is well.
7. Cinnamon Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 443 reviews
Windsor's local cafe. Where the locals go!
Reviewed By Kiteperson
Yesterday I rode from Islington to the Cinnamon cafe in Windsor. To be fair I didn't cycles 75 miles just to goto the cafe but it was a very welcome stop after the first half of the journey.The owner and staff just seem to understand what people want. You want good cakes, good coffee, good service and if you get a smile then that is a bonus. You get this all at this great cafe. It is sad that other places don't get it but here they do. They have thought through processes to make the whole experince of ordering, paying and receiving as painless as possible. It doesn't sound much but it is like a well oiled machine. In fact, I think that someone had done a six sigma project on them (or should do).In addition they provide racks for bikes, a track pump if you need it and a bottle refill with a smile.Thanks so much
6. The Prince Albert
Overall Ratings
4 based on 225 reviews
Martin and Wendy Higgins are proud to welcome you to The Prince Albert. It is a traditional pub with the warm welcome you would expect, yet with a contemporary twist. With itâs sumptuous leather chairs, modern styling and rich wood furniture you will feel
Reviewed By simonwT7046OM
We chose The Prince Albert for a family meal after 2 days at Legoland having read the excellent reviews on TripAdvisor. This proved to be an excellent decision. We received a warm welcome on arrival and were shown through to the restaurant where Rosie showed us to our table and dealt with us very efficiently throughout. The food and drink was excellent and good value, and we all had a great experience. We will certainly return when we are next in the area.
5. The Alma
Overall Ratings
4 based on 378 reviews
You'll find The Alma just 5 minutes walk from Windsor town centre tucked away on a charming Victorian red brick terraced lined street. We are a traditional English pub serving a range of beers, ales, fine wines and great food... We also have the largest b
Reviewed By Susan D
We had a very enjoyable meal here, the food was hot, plentiful and tasty. However to pay just under £9 for a glass of wine? Hmm. I can get the same wine in The Strand London for £7.60. This would not stop us returning when we return to Windsor soon but I will check drink prices in future. Staff were very welcoming and accommodating and the garden was pleasant.Hi Susan, thanks for the review, and I am glad you enjoyed the food. The wine prices are all on the wine list which is available throughout the outlet, with a 175ml of house starting at £4.40. We do have more premium wines which do reach £9 per 250ml, these which sell very well with our regulars and we think they are worth it, but we do have a number of options to cater for all budgets. We look forwards to seeing you again in the future.ThanksMike
4. Crown & Cushion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 169 reviews
Reviewed By Lifes2short2worry
We originally booked a table for 10 inside and due to the warm weather when we visited we asked for a table outside which the owner / manager sorted out for us in 5 mins with no effort at all. We had touring guests with us who really enjoyed their baguettes for lunch and were very impressed by the beers on offer . We had a great lunch with no one having any issues with their food order. Would I go there again .... defo ! Well done and thank you for going the extra mile for us .Glad we were able to cater for you and your touring guests and they were able to not only enjoy the garden but enjoyed the service and the food and drink on offerHope you will bring other touring guests here in the futureMany ThanksAll @ Crown & Cushion
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3. The Oxford Blue
Overall Ratings
4 based on 591 reviews
Award winning Gastropub in Old Windsor bringing you fine dining worthy of any restaurant but in a country pub. With an emphasis on excellent service and fine British dining, the menus are thoughtfully designed by Chef Proprietor Steven Ellis, to present t
Reviewed By kiplings
More than a gastro pub, the food was amazing, beautiful ingredients lovingly prepared & cooked. Our server was knowledgeable, friendly and obviously passionate about the food & wine she was serving. All of it was delicious but the deer was stunning and loved the Bon Bon we were given when we had our pre dinner drinks
2. Windsor Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 579 reviews
Our passion for "simple, honest, food using only the finest ingredients" continues. Serving dry aged 35 day hung Surrey Farm Beef and a large choice fish and shellfish. Windsor Grill is a real gem, just a stone's throw from Windsor's Long Walk and two min
Reviewed By molly r
We went last night for dinner. Both had the most amazing steak. The food really was cooked beautifully. Our waitresses were lovely, and the place had a really nice friendly vibe. Toilets (ladies) were also great. Couldnât find a fault anywhere. Would definitely return
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1. Test Kitchen Food Truck
Overall Ratings
5 based on 106 reviews
Test Kitchen is a Windsor based gourmet food truck, serving restaurant quality dishes using fresh, local ingredients. Our food is cooked to order and our menus change frequently. We are resident feeders at Windsor and Eton brewery on a Friday evening, and
Reviewed By Einon_E_Mouse
Looking for somewhere for a lunchtime stop on a journey between South Wales and Brighton, I read a review for TKFT - and Iâm so glad I did. Worth tracking down for something different, in a great way. Thanks TKFT - great food, great service, great welcome. Will DEFINITELY be visiting you again soon. It was great to meet you both!! I hope you are having fun in sunny Brighton :) Hope to feed you again soon; maybe a visit to Windsor and Eton Brewery on a Friday night is in order?
