Latino Taverna

Words really can’t describe how awful this place is. You are squashed into a tiny space with no room to swing a cat. And let’s not forget the tragic lounge singer with his cheesy songs. If you want authentic Greek food don’t bother. I could not wait to leave and will not be back. Just my 2c worth.

Here is a restaurant serving Greek food with a restaurant titled «Latino.» Are you confused? Me too! Yes, my Moussaka with potatoes was amazing. Yes, the Halloum cheese on our Greek platter was exploding savory favors with every bite. Yes, our Lemon Squash Soda was unlike anything we had before BUT the service, the service, was horrible. They didn’t stir our Lemon Squash Soda or give us anything to stir it; the flavors all concentrated on the bottom. They said they have WiFi but admit the router didn’t work after we sat down and ordered: sneaky or sleeping? Communicating was time consuming because English was their second langauge and what really tipped me over the edge was that they were indifferent. They didn’t have «heart» in their job in a city so steeped in British culture and pride. It made me sad to eat here. .. until I went to Drury’s where pride, service, and tradition was still upheld. God save the Queen!

inexpensive, fun and lively greek restaurant. friday and saturday nights have greek music and lots of groups and parties.
wouldnt recommend for an ‘intimate’ night– but good food and in great location

Latinos is a traditional Greek restaurant located on the cobbled streets near Windsor castle. Downstairs is for romantic couples and upstairs is great for larger more lively groups (birthdays, hen dos etc). On Fridays and Saturday evenings they have entertaining live music and singing and you can join in with tambourines! You get loads of food if you go for the traditional meze meal and it’s all of a high standard.