Pet Centre
The pets department at World's End stocked no pets but there was a good range of pet  accessories and feeds.

Aquarium Centre
The aquarium centre at World's End was run by Maidenhead Aquatics.

This is not one of their largest shops but it still managed to stock an amazingly large amount of fish and accessories. The fish looked healthy and well-kept.

The only criticism we have is that the top row of the fish tanks is very high and the fish are not fully  visible for some people.

Click picture to enlarge The Cafe at World's End is unattractive with the tables arranged in three rows in a long, poorly decorated room. There are seating and tables available outside in an uncovered area.

There was a long queue when we arrived at the peak lunch time period which seemed to be caused by slow service at the counter rather than the number of people.

There are no main meals on offer at the Worlds End garden centre. There are a variety of snacks including baked potatoes, sandwiches and salads plus coffee, tea and soft drinks.

The food quality is medium to low although the coffee and teas are fine. The prices are average for a cafe of this type.

Turn left out of Worlds End garden centre and there is a great pub on the other side of the road. It's 2 minutes walk from the garden centre.

The Marquis of Granby is now specialising in Greek food and the menu was excellent. There were more traditional dishes, like steak, but we would recommend the Greek dishes for a change.

The plants at World's End were good quality and the prices were average. The aquatics centre was also good. In contrast, the cafe was poor. There were a variety of gift shops with a large garden furniture area. The layout of the garden centre was unappealing and poorly signed. Overall, not a garden centre we would choose.