Orangery - Bracknell Forest

Affordable, lively, but declining in quality. I'm happy that the new location has opened up. The staff could improve by being more focused on customer satisfaction.

I always enjoy coming to this restaurant. I like to stop in for a cream tea after a walk in the area. It can get a bit noisy on weekends when families come in.

I spent the afternoon in the pavilion while the orangery was being renovated. The service was good and the plates were nice, although the teapots could have matched the plates better. While it was a pleasant experience, I'm not sure if the food was worth the price of 30 per person. The sandwiches were average and nothing stood out. The scones were very dry and could have been more fluffy and better. I think maybe this is the standard for food in Britain. In Australia, you could get a similar plate at a supermarket, but it's more about the ambiance, right?

We had the English orangery in the afternoon tee for £28.50 and a rhabarb cream brûlée for £6. it was a little expensive, but the location was nice and the room was spacious. the afternoon tea set was average with some light hits and misses, but no stand-out bites. the cream brûlée was beautiful, but did not taste rhabarb. the first server we had was great, but the one who did the greatest part of the service was very slow and unstoppable. the bathrooms are outside the building and are not a pleasant experience. Overall, if they want a beautiful ambiente, this is a good place, but not necessarily a place for amazing food.

The orangery is a must for anyone, tourist or not. her afternoon is excellent and everything is very well done. the location is perfect and the landscape as it is located in kensington