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.

Visited this fine establishment a couple times on a trip to Chesham. Great beer, food and…read moreatmosphere!

A very welcoming village pub - Newspapers on a table to read with your morning coffee: proper log…read morefires - friendly and efficient staff - good range or ales and sensible wine list . Food is excellent with good selection atractively presented and well served - Chef often comes around to ensure you are happy with your food - I have been there twice on a weekday lunchtime and it has been busy - and you can't say that about many village pubs at the moment.

The ambiance was cozy yet vibrant, making it the perfect spot to relax and enjoy with friends or…read morefamily. I also loved the attention to detail in the decor and how clean and well-maintained everything was.

The Rose and Crown, is a village pub about 2 miles out of Chesham along The Vale…read more The pub serves food that is well above average from a diverse pre-set menu and from a board. The food can on occasions take time to arrive. There is a comedy night, normally on the first Wednesday of each month. Featuring 4 stand up acts and a quick menu of food.

I went here for a Sunday roast the other week after walking the dogs in the lovely surrounding…read morecountryside. Even though they were busy, they found us a table and the lunch was served swiftly, and the quality of the food was very good indeed. Also, the choice of real ales was interesting and varied. Friendly (and good-looking!) staff too.

This pub is fantastic. Great owners and friendly staff, I've been going on and off for the past 5…read moreyears or so. The bar has a great wine range and good selection of beers and the menu caters for all. Always a good range of specials also. They are renowned in the area for their fish dishes and they are always fresh and clean meals. Stop reading this and go and find out for yourselves, you won't be disappointed!!

Returned to this joint after 4 years, once again absolutely fantastic food, service and ambiance. I…read moreordered the Roast Bedfordshire Sirloin beef, Yorkshire pudding with a side of fries. I ended my meal with the Salted caramel tart, pink grapefruit, salted caramel ice cream. Very light and the portion size was just perfect. If you're looking for the traditional Sunday Roast, these guys do it right!

Posh French pub food- also the pub for the famous author ROL DAHL. You will see his stretches as…read moreart work on the wall.

Expecting only a typical country pub, the Greyhound turned out to be nicer than I'd hoped. It's…read moreobviously been renovated recently and has some nice, modern, cozy chairs and tables. Two rooms have tables for dining and drinking (quite busy on the autumn weekend I was there). There's a pool/games room at one end, and a paved patio of tables for a drink outside on a sunny day. I had a super Sunday roast lunch there after doing a quite nice walk (http://www.chilternsaonb.org/site_details.asp?siteID=181) that started and stopped near the pub (about 2 hours and 15 minutes; it was nice because it was quite varied - fields, Tring Park, bridleways, ridges with views, woods, and a really peaceful stroll along the Grand Union Canal.) They have a couple of rooms for accomodation, though I didn't stay there.

Well worth a visit…read more I had never been to the Greyhound before yesterday, it gave the impression of being under new management. It seems they are working on being more food lead. The menu was not extensive however it was all fairly sophisticated stuff which would have to be freshly prepared. We had the baked camembert to start with and it was superb. Main courses were generous and very capably prepared. The service was spot on and the beers were excellent. For a Monday lunchtime they were busy with diners and they deserve to be as they have clearly put in a great deal of effort.

I had dinner at Queens Head on my first night in the UK. My friends live close by and this was the…read moreperfect place for a couple of beers and delicious Thai food. I'm not exactly sure if the Thai Restaurant and Pub are the same establishment but the setup is quite nice. I was forced to drink "real" English beer LOL. I hardly ever pay attention to alcohol. It's food that gets my attention. Our table shared the dumplings and vegetable tempura to start. I had the Pad kee mow with chicken.... I'm pretty sure that's how it's spelled. My dish was good, but after trying the BBQ duck I wish I had ordered that instead. This duck has so much flavor. It's amazing!!! I did notice that they don't ask for spice level when taking orders, like they do in the states. I grew up on Thai food and I'm definitely a fan.

This is set in Chesham old town a loverly quaint old public house with oak beams and a real country…read morefeel to it. The pub has a good selection of ales and a good reputation for serving a well looked after ale. Food is served lunchtimes and its a great place to visit to escape the noise of the town centre.