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Should you open a Turkish restaurant in Windsor and Maidenhead?

Balanced

Quick answer

Windsor and Maidenhead scores 68 out of 100 on our demand index — possible, but competitive. The council currently has 8 Turkish restaurants against an estimated 1,440 monthly searches for Turkish food, which works out to roughly 13,954 residents for every Turkish restaurant already trading here. The single biggest factor behind that number is overall market size, which ranks higher here than in most other councils in England and Wales. That combination of supply, search interest and population is what the verdict above is based on: Windsor and Maidenhead looks possible, but competitive for someone weighing up whether to open a Turkish restaurant in the area, relative to every other council we track.

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1,440
Monthly searches
8
Turkish restaurants
308
Reviews per restaurant
13,954
Residents per restaurant
68
Demand score

How this score breaks down

Search interest72
Existing demand74
Population34
Community77
Market size75

How Windsor and Maidenhead compares in South East

Windsor and Maidenhead ranks 17 of 64 councils in South East by demand score, and 16 of 64 by number of Turkish restaurants. The table below shows its four nearest neighbours by score.

CouncilDemand scoreVerdictTurkish restaurantsMonthly searches
Windsor and Maidenhead68Balanced81,440
Dartford70Underserved41,090
Chichester68Balanced2810
Maidstone66Balanced51,040
Mid Sussex66Balanced51,108

Where the gap is

  • Windsor and Maidenhead doesn't show an obvious quality or saturation gap: its restaurants average 4.6 stars (close to the 4.3-star England & Wales average), and its 8 restaurants look broadly in line with local demand — a balanced market rather than an obvious opening.

The hygiene picture

Of the 9 Turkish food businesses we hold hygiene data for in Windsor and Maidenhead, 25% are rated 5 (the top FSA score) and 0% are rated 2 or below, with 1 still awaiting inspection — hygiene standards locally are mixed, leaving room to differentiate on cleanliness.

Where they cluster: Most Turkish restaurants in Windsor and Maidenhead sit in SL4, SL3 and SL6 — 7 in SL4, 1 in SL3, 1 in SL6.

Restaurants already here

NamePostcodeHygiene rating
C\&O Turkish Mediterranean Restaurants Cocktails BarSL4 1DN5
Antalya RestaurantSL4 1DG4
Windsor Cafe And KebabSL4 4JR4
Best Meze GrillSL4 3BZ3
Damak Lounge And GrillSL4 2QHAwaitingInspection
C&O Turkish RestaurantSL4 1DN
Cappadocia Restaurant WindsorSL4 6BL
I am Döner - DatchetSL3 9AR

and 1 more See every Turkish restaurant in Windsor and Maidenhead

What it would cost here

Fitting out a 100 m² Turkish restaurant in Windsor and Maidenhead with a mid-range fit-out, using our small-town cost assumptions, comes to roughly £174,402 – £348,546 up front. The two largest lines are fit-out & build (£90,000 – £150,000) and kitchen equipment (£20,847 – £76,060).

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Frequently asked questions

How many Turkish restaurants are in Windsor and Maidenhead?
Windsor and Maidenhead currently has 8 Turkish restaurants.
Is there demand for a Turkish restaurant in Windsor and Maidenhead?
Yes — an estimated 1,440 monthly searches relate to Turkish food in Windsor and Maidenhead, giving it a demand score of 68/100.
What would it cost to open a Turkish restaurant in Windsor and Maidenhead?
A 100 m² restaurant with a mid-range fit-out costs roughly £174,402 – £348,546 to open in Windsor and Maidenhead, based on our cost model.
How does Windsor and Maidenhead compare to the rest of South East?
Windsor and Maidenhead scores 68/100 and ranks 17 of 64 in South East. The region's top-scoring council is Oxford, at 89/100.

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