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Where to eat European food in Eton: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on European food in Eton, Windsor, including Enzo's, Gilbey's Bar & Restaurant - Eton, Windsor Grill, A la Russe, Latino Taverna, Cote Brasserie - Windsor, Bel and The Dragon, Tapas Revolution Windsor, The Oxford Blue, Carluccio's - Windsor
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10. Carluccio's - Windsor
Overall Ratings
4 based on 466 reviews
Reviewed By Antonio F T
When the weather is nice, there is no better location in Windsor, under the old railway high beams, ontop of King Edward Court, watching the world go ny, what else is there, ohhh great food, excellent service, a must if you are in windsorAntonio F T, thank you for your kind words and this wonderful review! We look forward to your next visit! Thanks from all the team here.
9. 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
8. Tapas Revolution Windsor
Overall Ratings
4 based on 115 reviews
Reviewed By futtock21
Some writing on the side wall in this Windsor branch reads like something of a mission statement by the owner to bring a revolution of tapas eating to all points along a T drawn on a map of England. But itâs not as if Tapas Revolution is exactly the first to bring Spanish tapas to England. Indeed in London weâve reached the point of having Spanish restaurants specialising in barbecued meats such as Lobos, and even Basque-style pinxos bars. Not is it even the first chain of tapas bars as Brindisa, Boqueria not to mention the superlative Barrafina have got there first. And judging by most of the fare we sampled today they do it better. Pieces of chorizo in a clay pot were a little greasy and too spicy. Tortilla nothing special when compared with the versions with added prawn or chorizo in other places. Squid comprised long thin rubbery strips not terribly well complimented by a rather tasteless mayonnaise. Peppers were not really bettered by the addition of a cheese and mushroom goo. Ham croquettes, however, were perfectly crunchy outside but creamy inside. A gazpacho soup served in a glass was excellent. A cod bacalao was a generous piece of fish on a colourful base of red peppers and green olive halves, perhaps the most successful of the dishes we ordered. No complaints about meatballs in a tomato sauce. Espressos had no froth and were too watery. Perhaps the best feature of this place is the very competitive price particularly for sharing sets of dishes for either two or four people.
7. Bel and The Dragon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1176 reviews
Reviewed By sp8333
From start to finish, Aaronâs service was fabulous. To say he provides service with character is an understatement. He was attentive, funny and gave a couple of good recommendations from the menu.The food was secondary to the service in this instance. Parmesan truffle fries were just fries with some very large Parmesan gratings. Ditto the Parmesan element of the pea risotto. Belly pork wasnât a great dish. On the plus side, wine selection was brilliant.Fine for a get-together with friends.
6. Cote Brasserie - Windsor
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2156 reviews
Reviewed By markevs
Just got back from a lovely meal with my wife. We both had the french Onion soup for starters and for the main I had the Belly Pork & she had the SeaBass. Outstanding the staff are very friendly and helpful.
5. Latino Taverna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 695 reviews
We are situated in the most historic part of Windsor town, one minute's walk from Windsor Castle and directly opposite the Guildhall. We have al fresco dinning in the picturesque cobbled street during the summer months and live music every Friday and Satu
Reviewed By N79W
Friendly staff on arrival. Restaurant was clean and well presented. Fresh linen on each table. Recommend booking ahead as the restaurant is small and we saw people being turned away. Starters are £5-6 each. We shared a Greek salad and calamari dish. Salad was not very authentic. Contained mostly lettuce with few olives and little feta with no traditional herbs. Calamari was better value for money. For our main meal we both ordered a Stifado dish priced at £19.95. The dish was very tasty but again lacked the authentic Greek element. There were no baby onions as you would expect with this dish and the rice was a better option compared to chips, which were a little on the soggy side. Lovey inviting restaurant but overpriced.
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4. A la Russe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 710 reviews
Modern French & World cuisine in the heart of Windsor, just 200 meters away from the Castle. Exciting freshly prepared homemade food, created and served under the guidance of Chef-Patron Andre
Reviewed By 207traceyk
So I've been traveling for 16 days..Iceland, London...Windsor. this was a fantastic meal from start to finish. I've been to Paris, and felt transported there. Lived atmosphere.. loved starters of octopus salad and separately scallops, melt in your mouth goodness. I had halibut hubby had lamb for entree, excellent. Service fantastic. So grateful to cap off a huge trip with this restaurant.
3. 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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2. 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.
1. Enzo's
Overall Ratings
5 based on 480 reviews
Enzo's serves authentic Italian food which is always fresh, delicious and cooked to order. We are an excellent lunch and dinner venue for most occasions. We pride ourselves on our highly trained, helpful and friendly staff and try to make our guests welco
Reviewed By angiemM8462FH
This was a lovely place to eat. We had a table for about 8 of us booked, it was a little cramped but didnât detract from the enjoyment of the restaurant. A lovely lady looked after us, I had mozzarella and Parma ham for starter which was lovely and sea bass for my main, thoroughly enjoyed both. We finished with a chocolate dessert which was to die for.All in all, very nice restaurant, good service and would recommend.
