If you're looking for a good pub, it doesn't get much better than this…read more Lovingly called simply "The Axe" by locals, this pub is in a different league to most other rural pubs. I'll explain why and try to be concise. The cuisine is exceptional. There's a good selection of quality drinks. The service is excellent. The atmosphere is always friendly and welcoming -- the sort of place where complete strangers tend to strike-up conversation. The location is perfect, overlooking the Village Green, with a big beer garden behind, and a vast playing field behind that. It's a lovely village, nestled in the gently-undulating farming landscape of rural north-east Herts -- no wonder Braughing was recently awarded the prestigious "Village of the Year" accolade. The pub's menu always includes the best of local produce, from locally-reared beef to local pork sausages, alongside popular country pub dishes. (Braughing village is famous for, among other things, the delicious local sausages, and this is a good place to sample them.) Did I mention the pies? A different pie every day it seems, and you won't find better pies than these. I don't make a statement like that lightly.

This place is f'ng awesome. It's the type of pub you could spend your Spring and Summer coming to…read moreeveryday. Or hope for a snowy Winter day to go inside and drink by the fireplace. Either way it's awesome.

Nice pub atmosphere and great service. Had the orange and passion fruit J2O. Fantastic!read more

I've been here a number of time and for a traditional English carvery, this is the place to go. For…read morea very reasonable price, you get a choice of three very well cooked meats and as many vegetables as you can get on your plate, doused in lovely gravy! Slightly out of the way, and easy to miss on a cold dark winter's night, but definitely worth seeking out.

An incredible atmosphere with incredible food. Fathers Day was booked, but the owner made…read moreaccommodations for us. You will not regret finding your way off the beaten path to eat and drink at "The Squirrel!"

Visited this pub with some friends last Friday night for a drink and a chat and really enjoyed…read moreit.Perfect place if you are looking for somewhere quiet to go. Only about a couple of dozen other people there when we arrived at 9pm so plenty of room and no problem finding a seat. Half the people there around a table in the conservatory area playing cards and that looked like fun. Would best describe this as an old traditional pub with low beamed ceilings and picturesque little windows. Well worn, lived in look to the place made it feel homely. No piped music either which was nice change. Good draught selection and wine for the ladies came in 30ml mini bottles which was nice and not to expensive either. The fact that it was so quiet on a Friday is a bit ominous and probably a reflection of the times so don't expect it to be around for long which would be a shame.

Lovely old pub, this. It's pretty close to one of our favourite parks for the dog, Hughenden Park…read more Of course it is dog friendly and has a lovely garden, opposite a beautiful old church. Nice setting, to be sure. They have an excellent selection of wines and craft beers and the food is really good too. I wouldn't call it "elevated" but it's very solid country pounds fare. It's worth the trip!

Now I've only had a drink here so the review isn't based on the food (though the menu looks good…read moreand I'm sure we'll try it at some point). Lovely beer garden with plenty of seating and they're friendly to our dog (biscuits at the bar and a water bowl). Very cosy inside too when the weather is not so great! Will update if we eat here.

Came here with my fiancée lovely food friendly staff I had scampi and chips she had lasagne the ale…read moreis good too on Saturdays they have a DJ 80's night the locals are a friendly lot too situated in the Busy part of town I would definitely come here again and I have it's my second visit so welcoming

This is a decent place since the takeover and refurbishment. There's lots of screens to watch…read moresports. There's a pool table upstairs which is decent and there's enough room for it. They do food all day which is reasonable and reasonably priced. The beer is good and very well priced.

Opened in July 2007, The Sausage tree is a little something different for High Wycombe…read more It boasts a great range of Belgium and antipodean beer bottled and on draught and also some very well priced wine from South Africa, Australia and New Zealand. Of course, it does sausages (50 different sorts) served on mash with beans and gravy - big servings and great on a winters day. The black rock grills are popular and yummy, where your choice of meat comes out cooking on a very hot rock with salad and wedges. Try the exotic meats from Africa and Australia!! Very rugby orientated, don't ask for the football to be on! Friendly service orientated staff, most from the southern hemisphere.

First timer visiting here came at lunch time plenty of tables, 4 of us eating, barman came and…read moretook drink orders quickly and gave us time to look at menu Plenty of choices, went with the peri peri chicken sausages, good taste with a little spicy kick, only moan was plates were cold Would visit again if in the area

Hen and Chickens is a lovely pub full of character between Chesham and Ley Hill. It is especially…read morefriendly on a cold day as they have two fireplaces either end of the main bar. The locals are helpful and quick to smile and chat. I haven't eaten there, but the menu appears to change regularly and the food looks reasonably priced.

Absolutely lovely little pub, I cannot think of a single criticism. Me and my friends frequently…read morepop in and the staff are always wonderfully friendly and chatty. The food is superb, and the drinks to match. My favorite aspect has to be the quiet garden that is always spotlessly clean and peaceful. I would recommend the Hen & Chickens to anyone, easily my number 1 favorite pub.

Stopped here with work colleagues and the food was amazing. I'm not very familiar with English…read morecuisine since I'm from overseas, but I was not disappointed. It ended up being some of my favorite food (and beer) of the trip. The service was okay. though I did get a strange look when I asked for more napkins, as half our table didn't receive any. I also wasn't asked if I wanted another beer, which may just be a cultural difference.

The oldest pub in all of England. Her 900-year history could surely tell a tale or two. This is a…read moremust visit whenever visiting the UK. From the rustic furniture to the musty scent of centuries past, this place is iconic and full of history. We only came here to share a drink and admire her beauty, but this is certainly a place I would come back to. Friendly staff and patrons. A true gem of historical significance.

This is a nice enough pub and despite being set in a characterless, overbuilt village, it has an…read moreexcellent beer garden with lovely country views. The welcome was friendly and the service was good but the food was a real let down. Not one of the four of us enjoyed what we ate, my beef and ale pie was a bitter sludge with a triangle of singed pastry floating on top (btw, that's not a pie) and was served with poorly cooked and soggy chips made from totally the wrong type of potato. To add insult to injury it was served in a deep bowl which couldn't have made it more difficult to eat. What is that all about? Main courses on plates, desserts in bowls, not hard to follow! While it serves a decent pint and the bar has a nice ambiance, this place has no idea at all about food, how to cook it or how to serve it. A miserable eating experience and when we mentioned to some local friends that night that we had eaten there, they grimaced and said: "oh dear!" Enough said.

Friendly place with good pub food at reasonable prices. Nice ales & great view over the valley.read more