This was a wonderful find that resulted in a truly delightful experience. It is always interesting…read morewhen traveling to explore local restaurants and to find a true gem like this is exceptional. From the get-go when we entered the restaurant, we were welcomed and the staff was very attentive. They change their menu up often and there were several good options. Being low carb boy, I was looking at the choices, but after our waiter detailed their signature veal dish, we were hooked. It was outstanding and really blew our minds. True meaty goodness that was one of the most phenomenal things I have had in a long time. We are tempted to return just to have that dish again. It is a ball of veal stuffed with ham, Italian sausage and fontina cheese. It is covered in a peppercorn sauce that was incredibly yummy. I cannot recommend this dish more. Truly worth the trip to try. We tend to avoid sugar, but, it was a very special evening, so we tried the Eton Mess and were not disappointed. Not too sweet, with strawberries and blueberries immersed in rich, heavy cream that has roasted almonds and pieces of meringues. I am sure it blew my carb count for the day. I look forward to my return and encourage you to check it out.

This is a fantastic restaurant. I have been here 3 times and had new things everytime (not…read moresomething I do often). The menu is amazingly varied with choices for any taste. There are good vegetarian choices, but plently of good meat dishes. Some of the meals are quite unusual: I have had Venison and Rabbit there. The meals are not cheap (roughly £12-15 per main meal) but I can honestly say they are worth every penny, so worth a special trip. The atmosphere is quiet and cosy; perfect for a romantic dinner. Although I am sure they could cope with bigger groups, they didn't seem to be set up for it so you may need to book ahead. If there are just 2 you should be find without booking on a week night, but I wouldn't risk it on the weekend. The staff are friendly and attentive and will make recommendations from the menu if you want. The wine list is extensive and (althought I am not a wine expert) seemed good. I have always been happy with my choice.

Sun is shining at last so went to Cote for brunch. They have a wonderful outdoor terrace where you…read morechoose sun or shade. The menu is great for meet eaters and vegetarians, staff are friendly, and food fantastic. We all opted for the champagne brunch (champagne was a good one) and all chose different meals. The one thing we had in common was to clear our plates and sit back and relax.

Had a wonderful meal and great service. Traveling for business and this was a nice break from it…read moreall. The duck was cooked perfectly and the potatoes had something extra that was delightful (and I can't quite figure out what). Good wine selection as well.

We have eaten here loads of times. Great food good portions and friendly staff. Trendy decor set in…read morethe location of the old police station still with an old holding cell in the back. Mediterranean menu but veering toward Italian, featuring dishes such as seafood linguine, pizzas , fish and steak etc. There is an outside seating area popular for a quick lunch and cappuccino during the day.

Fantastic restaurant. The food was simply divine a wonderfully earthy and simple take on mushroom…read morebruschetta that ranks as one of the best things I've ever eaten. And a lovely chicken saltimbocca with a sauce that I couldn't stop "mopping" up. Top all that off with an excellent Malbec and the best service, it made for an amazing evening. Could not recommend more

I haven't been here in a while but was just thinking about this place so I thought I'd look it up…read moreand here I am writing a review because I liked it so much. This is some of the best Italian food I've had. If you're ever in Wokingham or nearby, do yourself a favor and try this place out.

This is the best restaurant that I have visited. The…read moreservice, atmosphere and food was excellent. First we were offered some bruschetta and a bottle of red wine. For starters we went for lobster salad and mozzarella carrozza. Both were perfect, the lobster salad was excellent, and both portions were a good decent size. For main course my wife had chicken, ham and asparagus. I went for veal saltimbocca. Both portions were cooked to perfection and served with baby potatoes and a selection of vegetables. The menu had a good selection of veal, chicken , seafood, beef and pasta dishes. Everything looked really good. The meal was finished off with coffee and cannoli/ strawberry cheesecake. A new favourite restaurant for me

We came on the Sunday of the bank holiday weekend and it was not so busy. Throughout the evening…read morethere were 3 tables being served including ours. The decor is nice, but the music volume was low so we were conscious of our noise level as my 3 year old niece was with us. None-the-less we had a good evening. All the food was presented nicely. From our starters, I mostly enjoyed the Thai fish cakes (4 in a portion) but hoped they would be bigger in size. I wasn't too keen on the chicken hot wings, but the others enjoyed them. They had a twist in that once you bite the Crispy coating you see they have put sweetcorn and some small noodles inside, which I've not seen before. I couldn't fault any of the mains we had as everything was delicious. We ordered more egg fried rice as there was a lot of curry left over. I would say one egg fried rice per person is required.

As the name suggests the theme here is teak. Wood panels extend as far as the eye can see,…read moreinterspersed with intricate ornate wood carvings and other traditional Thai ornaments. I've been here a few times and the food is generally fairly good yet I struggle to be overly enthusiastic about it. We opened with tempura vegetables and golden parcels, the parcels were tasty but a little light on the meat while the tempura was just way too big and the batter, while quite light was not quite cooked through. Jungle curry was good as was sticky rice and the noodle and vegetable side was nice and spicy. Given you aren't spoilt for choice for Thai restaurants in the area then I would say the Teak House is worth a visit, it's on the good side of average but it's not somewhere I would travel miles to get to.

A 500-year-old English pub... That serves French food?? But you know what, I had one of the best…read moremeals I've had in a long, long time! I recommend whole heartedly :-). They have a nice selection of delicious entrées, but the real gem here is the dessert menu. Homemade, fresh and absolutely delicious!

A great little Italian and to my mind the best food to be had in Wokingham by a wide margin…read more So where to start. The restaurant is in a period converted house, which once belonged to the family who owned number 6 (where the restaurant is situated) and the imposing building at the end of Rose street (I remember visiting the daughter in a past life here but we'll move on) It's intimate & warm and has a great feel at the front whilst there is a less intimate but larger area at the back principally used for groups. The Italian staff offer a genuine warm welcome and repeat visits make you feel part of the family! The menu is well balanced with a broad selection of Italian standards. The crab and cod ravioli with the saffron sauce is superb whilst the crab salad is a fresh triumph of a dish. Mains are equally accomplished, the fillet steak with fois gras delivers big bold flavours and Turbot is a another favourite of mine. The wine list which is exclusively Italian, offers a wonderful selection, the Russiz Pinot on my last visit was outstanding. Service is performed with aplomb, and it is performed, this place has a heart beat a rhythm and there is a pride taken in executing every task. Deserts are equally polished the Tiramisu is a rich sticky delight and the home made chocolate cake is to die for. All in all the food service and atmosphere are all top drawer. So to the trifling, grubby part, the bill. . it's not cheap, it's squarely in the top end of the range, but then so it should be, so it deserves to be. You'll leave lighter of cash but richer in spirit and bloody well fed!

Decent £15.95 two course lunch menu, friendly family run atmosphere - the waiter was certainly…read moreentertaining...in a good way! I had tagiatelle ragu, bold flavoursome chunks of slow cooked beef to start & duck leg with sauté potatoes & green beans.

I have been looking for a really long time for a good Chinese/Cantonese restaurant, and Dragon inn…read moreis now definitely one of my favourites. The food reminded me so much of when I stayed in Hong Kong. *** You can either order separate food from the main menu or go all in for a good fixed price. *** It's quite a small restaurant but that makes it very nice to eat in not too much noise and peace. *** The people who work there are super kind and nice too! Definitely 5 starts worth :)

Good Chinese restaurant, with a nice ambience. Used to be amazing but now just very good. Service…read morenot as good as it used to be. Has its own car park in rear and is easy to get to.

Went here on Saturday for a friends birthday…read more the staff were very good, while it was difficult because their was a large group of us, the staff did very well to record who ordered what an their was only one tiny mistake out of 20 starters and mains. food was nice, small-ish portions, but very nice all the same.

This is a review for the Pad Thai restaurant which is situated above the Red Lion pub. The other…read morehalf and I enjoyed an excellent meal at this restaurant. We both had a curry each and an extra dish of sweet and sour chicken, together with two helpings of coconut rice. The surroundings are in an old Tudor building steeped in character, and there are several Thai paintings and pictures on the wall. Staff are friendly and welcoming. I've been here several times and have always had great service. My only negative comment is the portions are quite small, so make sure you have at least one more dish than the number of people at your table. Prices however are inexpensive so you will be able to afford the extra plate! The restaurant is quite small so I would imagine if they had a large party it would be very loud.

Another Wokingham lunch spot, this one not a chain like Greggs, but still kind of a sandwich place,…read morewith the addition of some salads and other items. I managed to break from the sandwich rut and instead got a baked potato, which actually hit the spot. Served with some chili that actually had a slight bit of heat, some tomato and salad, this was a nice change. They also had good looking sandwich fillings, tuna salad, chicken salad, the like, however, I couldn't see any labels, and as a tourist, I was a bit daunted. In the end, the hot lunch sounded better anyway, and was pretty satisfying. Prices do seem a bit high...I think it was £5.50 for my baked potato. If I do the math on that, it seems like quite a bit for a potato, even with chili. I think sandwiches may have actually be a little less than the potato.

This is the best sandwich spot in Wokingham. Their coronation chicken cannot be beat. Great…read moreprices and friendly, local staff.