The Crooked House of Windsor
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Mr Maximus
20.03.2024
The Crooked House of Windsor
Beautiful
Haris Krikelis
19.03.2024
The Crooked House of Windsor
At first I thought I had a heatstroke when I saw it, really peculiar structure, will visit next time during business hours.
Jesica Mac Leod
11.03.2024
The Crooked House of Windsor
Super cute wine and tea house
Paula Amoré
04.03.2024
The Crooked House of Windsor
Today the shops sells rainbow coloured Pearls from earings to wonderful necklaces.All at reasonable prices.However, appreciate how long they have lived for too.Take in the history of Market Cross House.
Chiquita Maria
01.03.2024
The Crooked House of Windsor
The Crooked House of Windsor is a quaint little structure across from Windsor castle and has a history that involves legal drama, royal mistresses, and even a rumoured secret passage into Windsor Castle.The history of The Crooked House of Windsor begins with its construction in 1592, as the ‘Market Cross House’ on the edge of Windsor’s market square. It stood there for almost 100 years, until, in 1687, the council tore it down and had to rebuild it after loosing a legal battle.
Paul Renner
09.02.2024
The Crooked House of Windsor
The Crooked House of Windsor was built back in 1592 at the edge of Windsor’s market square and was originally known as Market Cross House. It is next to the Guildhall and near Windsor Castle.Originally it was a butcher shop, but also a variety of different uses including a brewery, antique shop and until 2015 a tea room. It is an iconic building in the centre and Windsor's own Leaning House of Windsor""
Roger Banister
01.02.2024
The Crooked House of Windsor
Its a jewellery store, full of stylish bijoux little pieces,to delight smiling faces, mainly pearls ...it may well have been a tea shop, and sold cakes but not anymore... The Crooked House of Windsor was built back in 1592 at the edge of Windsor’s marker square, originally known as Market Cross House...it was rebuilt in 1687...and again in 1887...its still standing, how is difficult to understand, its been a butchers shop, a tea shop, and lots of other things, now its a jeweller...its a sweet, quaint, little quirky, bit of merry England
Paul Smith
05.01.2024
The Crooked House of Windsor
Remarkable building well worth a visit
Simon Murray
02.01.2024
The Crooked House of Windsor
I had booked as a treat for my wife. We were treated as though we hadn't made a booking. Was shown to our table that had someone else's meals on it. I had to ask to get the table cleaned. The idea was to have lunch there. We both left after a cup of tea and went elsewhere. It is better on the outside than it is in.
Michelle Clifford
24.12.2023
The Crooked House of Windsor
It is open again as The Shambles pub.
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51 High St, Windsor SL4 1LR
The Crooked House of Windsor