The Brasserie at Sir Christopher Wren - (Near Berkshire, london)

4 /5 Emma Humphrey: Sat in the main restaurant feels more corporate than an afternoon tea room. Seating was nice due to sitting next to the window and looking out onto the river. The afternoon tea was nice but not the best Ive had. The scones were very dry. The milk jug and tea cup were both cracked. However, it was still nice to go for afternoon tea and have a nice time catching up with friends.

3 /5 chris davis-foster: We had an afternoon tea here. Wonderful views but service very slow. We had already notified them of allergy requirements but we had to tell the waiter again and one of the teas came out wrong. Food was ok. The vegetarian sandwich choice was not very good - one of the sandwiches was tomato and onion. The scones were lovely but the cakes mediocre. Expensive for the amount we had.

5 /5 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.

5 /5 Clemens Wan: Come here for the afternoon tea and beautiful dining area. Open and bright with an extemely welcoming and friendly staff. We absolutely loved the layers of delicious treats. We shared a traditional and a kids one. Clotted cream and jam on a hot scone is amazing. We kept saying "this is totally my jam". Would love to come back to try a savory breakfast.

4 /5 Paul Griffiths: Great location in Windsor on the side of the Thames. We were looking for a good cream tea and hoped to dine on the terrace and were slightly disappointed to have to sit inside, but we were fortunate to get a table by a window with a view out onto the river. We had the cream tea (£17.85 each), which was tasty, the scones were fresh, however the carrot cake was dry, which was disappointing for the price. The cream tea comes with unlimited tea and coffee, however my partner drinks neither and asked for hot chocolate instead, which we were served. It was only when I paid the bill that I realised the hot chocolate was charged separately, which seems greedy of the business when they have already allowed for tea or coffee when pricing their menu.