Best restaurants in Maidenhead

A well-positioned refuge from the town centre, Coppa Club is open all day for those looking to breakfast on the terrace, dine in comfort, or graze on late-night snacks. The best part? There’s no need to book!

With this small but bright restaurant, it’s all in the name. The menu at Seasonality is guided by ingredients so that flavour and experience take centre stage unconstrained by any one cuisine or style.

A modern brasserie and cocktail bar from the mind of Alain Roux, Roux at Skindles offers confidently traditional French and European fare - along with a ‘bubbles and brioche’ menu - with terrace views of the Thames.

In characteristic Heston Blumenthal style, the thrice Michelin-starred menu at The Fat Duck is eccentric but brilliant. Dubbed ‘sensorium’, diners can expect an experimental sensory journey through the mind, with playful flavour combinations and immaculate plates.

A French menu, three Michelin stars, and riverside views. What more could you ask for from renowned celebrity chefs Michel and Alain Roux? Picture elegant plates with rich sauces, intense flavours, and exceptional service.

Very few restaurants have earned enviable star status. The Dining Room at Cliveden House is definitely one of them. It’s a classically elegant restaurant with innovative menus inspired by modern British cuisine and guided by provenance.

Don’t be fooled by the demure exteriors of this 15th-century pub. Although specialising in more informal traditional British fare, this is the Michelin-starred restaurant of Heston Blumenthal, so expect modern playful flair and vivacious flavour.

Refined but informal, with vaulted ceilings and an open kitchen, the Monkey Island Brasserie is an ideal location for British cuisine. Think afternoon tea, leisurely lunches, and alfresco dining with picture-perfect views of the River Thames.