Drury House

I found this restaurant through Yelp, which is opposite the exit of Windsor Castle. It is not big inside, but it has two floors and is a small wooden building with a very historical texture. The waiter enthusiastically introduced the highlights and expansion restrictions of each place. When the meal came, I was amazed. First of all, the quantity was very large and the taste was very good. My son, who ate burgers all the way, said that this was the largest and most beautiful one (I also thought so). If there is a disadvantage, it is: waste is not good, but it is really too full.

This western restaurant is located on Church Street in Windsor. There are many tourists on the way down from Castle Hill. It is easy to walk to this restaurant with the flow of people. The restaurant's front is small and the sign is not very conspicuous. You can just see that this white building is different from other buildings in color and then look at its sign. This restaurant does a good job of western food, and has its own specialties, such as stewed beef, which is very tender and tasty. The service here is also very good.

The streets and alleys of Windsor are crowded with tourists from all over the world all year round. The shopping areas along the streets are full of goods. It is also a good choice to take a break in a cafe or a small bar by the Thames.

The most annoying thing about going to the UK is eating! So I did a lot of research and saw this one~ Although I really don’t like Fish & Chips… but this one is pretty good~ 10 pounds for a serving of fish and chips~ plus 6 pounds for a serving of ribs~ half a serving is also enough! Very good value for money~