Restaurants in Berkshire

Split by the hi-tech landscape of England's very own 'Silicon Valley' and the M4 corridor, Berkshire also has its own leafy rolling downs and affluent countryside: this makes the perfect backdrop for equally affluent, gastro pubs, hotels and restaurants. The Thames also runs through much of the county, providing glorious waterside settings, great views and some peerless opportunities for al fresco dining. And then, of course, there's Bray itself - an immaculately turned out village that is home to two of the country's finest restaurants.

Waldo's & The Terrace Dining Room - Cliveden One of England's most auspicious and aristocratic country houses, built by the second Duke of Buckingham in 1666, Cliveden has played host to almost every British monarch since George I

Ruchetta - Wokingham A quaint sixteenth-century cottage is the setting for one of Berkshire's most talked-about Italian restaurants, famed for its charming atmosphere, personal service and imaginative modern food

The Tiger's Pad - Sunningdale A godsend for commuters and others in search of authentic Indian food, this welcoming restaurant stands just a stone's throw from Sunningdale station

Dundas Arms - Kintbury David Dalzell-Piper has been at the helm of this enduring Berkshire inn, The Dundas Arms, for more than three decades, and the place has lost none of its allure over the years