Thatched Cottage - (Near Berkshire, london)

Rosh C Our favourite Chinese restaurant (by far) in Berkshire, situated in the beautiful town of Cookham a walk away from the National Trust Cookham Marsh. The food is great, very reasonably priced and the service is good. They do get very busy so make sure you book tables ahead of time, especially on weekends. This isnt your usual greasy takeaway spot, its a proper restaurant (that also offers takeaway) with ample seating for larger parties and authentic tasting food. Highly recommend.!

Dan A highly recommended restaurant but just don’t miss out on the fudge!! What is in the water in Bray? This is the third of the big four that I have been to and it was just perfect for a family lunchtime meal. The staff are super friendly, our kids felt welcome (even though they are well behaved this is not always the case in a nice restaurant) and the food was really out of this world. I don’t know who the head chef is but in every dish the balance of flavours was quite frankly remarkable. I had the best steak I have ever eaten, the best panna cotta and don’t even get me started on the fudge. The fudge came at the end with a little birthday plate for my daughter. We joked that more food was the last thing we wanted but when we told the waiter how much we loved it and he asked if we wanted a bit more in unison we replied “yes please”. Worth noting though that I don’t think the fudge is on the menu so if you are going make sure you take someone whose birthday it is. It doesn’t matter if you don’t know them or even if it’s someone you don’t like because the fudge will be absolutely worth it!!

Dave Hayward Can unfortunately only confirm that its totally inauthentic these days. Am sure we had a good time here a year of so ago. Feels like thai made up from local Tesco or Sainsburys ingredients Didnt dislike our food, and it actually arrived very quickly, and was hot, but it felt like another culture were just making up "Thai" because they inherited a restaurant with Thai in the name. Am sure no Thai people would put this out. Watery, buttery Thai green curry, etc. no coconut. No spice. Laab Kai (one of my favourite dishes) was cherry tomatoes, a quartered cucumber, raw red onion and some raw bean sprouts plus the chicken. As others have said more like a greek salad? It was all edible and we ate it and satisfied enough / not poisoned, but Id not order again.

Saori Coster We stopped for dinner without a reservation. Although the restaurant was fairly busy, we were given a lovely table. The food was great and nothing was too much trouble for the restaurant staff. A big thank you to Renato for making our evening very special. Well be back very soon.

Fortune This restaurant, located in a stunning area with a breathtaking river view, made our evening unforgettable. Sandy provided excellent guidance on the dishes, recommending the perfect choices for us. The service was outstanding, and Sandys attention made our night truly special. A perfect spot for great food and beautiful scenery! Highly recommended!

James Richings One of the best! I am a bit tentative when it comes to Thai food as its not my go-to cuisine, but my experience at Anong was fantastic. Kitthey, and her staff were very cordial, we had plenty of good chats as we had someone with an allergy at our table, they were so helpful in what we could order. The chicken and prawns were excellent, and the mixed platters were also very good.