wagamama windsor - (Near Berkshire, South East)

E Durman Pad Thai and fried rice were delicious, the Som Tum wasnt bad either but the green curry wasnt quite to our expectation. Staff were friendly but they forgot our crackers; not a big deal. The place looks fresh/light and quite large, good for big groups.

Charlotte Horrocks The Brasserie at Sir Christopher Wren offers an unparalleled afternoon tea experience in Windsor. Nestled by the river Thames, the picturesque view enhances the delightful atmosphere. The staffs exceptional kindness and thoughtfulness elevate the experience, making it a truly memorable indulgence. The selection of teas and delectable treats is a testament to their commitment to quality. A must-visit for those seeking a perfect blend of ambiance, service, and culinary delight.

Marcos Valen Excellent service and food!!! Kind and helpful staff. Located near the train station. Delicious breakfast, especially my beloved hash browns which were really well done, top notch!!! Nice mint tea and coffee as well. A cosy place, we could talk without loud noise.

Robert Woosey Absolutely outstanding place, the pub/restaurant menu is extensive and imaginative, gorgeous food, the wine list is impressive and there is a great range of beers, lagers, ciders and everything else alcoholic, stunning interior!!!! The rooms are advertised as charming, thats an understatement, my room had a patio area outside with table and chairs, one of the few places where I have stayed on business but would definitely visit for a vacation.

Larry Venter We popped into Ichiban on a Wednesday evening without too much expectation. The reviews are all about right - good food, decent service and as the pace filled up the atmosphere was good too. They were very accommodating of gluten free requests too. No complaints here - I’d visit again.

Mihai Bojin Loved it! The food, the staff, the overall experience! Good tasty food, authentic flavours; if youre in the area, its worth making a stop for an amazing meal!